GJ26-38 Syracuse City 1000 West 2700 S Roundabout Monument Sign

The Syracuse City project involves the installation of a four-way directional gateway monument sign at the 1000 West 2700 South roundabout, with key tasks including sign installation, electrical power hookup from an existing streetlight, and traffic control measures. Bidding is open to contractors who must obtain the official bid documents and plan design by emailing Stephen Marshall, as electronic plans are provided at no cost but paper copies are not available. Only those on the official plan holders list, which is created through this email request, are eligible to submit bids. The bid submission must be made in person at Syracuse City Hall by October 10, 2025, at 10 a.m., with bids sealed and no electronic submissions accepted. A bid security is required, and bids cannot be withdrawn for 35 days following the bid opening. The procurement process is managed solely by Syracuse City, not the Division of Purchasing, and the owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids or waive informalities. The scope of work emphasizes installation, electrical hookup, and traffic safety, with no pre-bid conference scheduled and all questions to be directed via email. The project’s estimated contract value ranges from $50,000 to $150,000, and the NAICS code indicates it falls under highway, street, and bridge construction. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with the bid documents and plan design, but does not specify federal or state regulations, evaluation criteria, or detailed contractual clauses, making the process primarily a sealed bid for municipal construction without explicit federal clauses or complex evaluation factors.