ITB 2026-013 P.I. 0017399 SR410/US78 @ CR 9476/Mountain Industrial Blvd Roadway Improvement Construc

The City of Tucker is soliciting bids for the US 78 at Mountain Industrial Boulevard Roadway Improvement Project, a federally funded transportation infrastructure initiative administered in coordination with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). This project involves significant roadway enhancements, including the installation of a narrow median along Mountain Industrial Boulevard from Greer Circle to Elmdale Drive, realignment of ramps at US 78, pavement resurfacing, traffic signal improvements, storm drainage installation, and associated concrete work. Bidders must be pre-qualified with GDOT and hold all required licenses and insurance to perform work in Georgia. The project is governed by federal civil rights provisions ensuring that minority business enterprises have equal opportunity to participate without discrimination based on race, color, sex, or national origin. The contract imposes comprehensive federal wage and labor standards under the Davis-Bacon Act and related statutes, mandating certified payroll submissions and adherence to prevailing wage rates. Contractors are required to self-perform at least 30% of the work excluding specialty items and must assign qualified on-site supervision. All subcontracting must include federally mandated labor provisions. Compliance with GDOT’s standards for materials, sampling, testing, and inspection is critical, with acceptance of engineered materials such as soil mixes contingent upon prior approval by the Department’s Office of Materials and Testing. The project duration is 548 calendar days from notice to proceed, including progress reporting requirements and strict provisions prohibiting change orders for differing site conditions. No DBE participation goal is assigned, but adherence to 49 CFR Part 26 applies. Proposal submissions must be electronic, consolidated in a single PDF by June 4, 2026, and include mandatory forms such as bid bonds and certifications. While specific contract price data and award evaluation factors are absent from the solicitation, the documented requirements reflect a standard federally assisted highway construction contract subject to labor compliance, reporting, and project oversight consistent with FHWA regulations.