I-94 & M-39 Reconstruction, Pavement Rehabilitation, Traffic Signal Upgrades, and Bridge Improvements with Alternate Pavement Bids and Warranty Provisions in Wayne County

This contract involves a comprehensive reconstruction and rehabilitation project along I-94 from Wayne Road to east of Greenfield Road and M-39 from I-94 to Outer Drive in Wayne County, Michigan. The scope includes 10.49 miles of concrete pavement reconstruction, repairs, interchange reconfiguration, concrete inlay, drainage improvements, traffic signal upgrades, signing, freeway lighting, guardrails, intelligent transportation systems (ITS), landscaping, noise walls, pavement markings, and the rehabilitation of 24 structures. The project is structured as an Alternate Pavement Bid, offering four different pavement options: two asphalt alternatives with varying thicknesses and two concrete alternatives with different configurations. It also features multiple warranties covering materials, workmanship, concrete surfaces, epoxy performance, and bridge coatings, each with specified durations. Contractors must meet specific prequalification requirements, including subclassifications Ea and either B or Cb, or alternatively, subcontractors with these qualifications must be designated prior to contract award if the prime contractor lacks them. The project has a significant budget, estimated between $150 million and $250 million, and is managed by the Michigan Department of Transportation. Bidders are encouraged to respond by November 21, 2025, with the project offering opportunities for qualified firms to participate in a large-scale infrastructure upgrade that emphasizes durability, safety, and modernized transportation facilities across several cities in Wayne County.