Malvern Borough Old Lincoln Highway Improvement Project

The Malvern Borough Old Lincoln Highway Improvement Project encompasses a comprehensive set of roadway and infrastructure enhancements within Pennsylvania, with a project value estimated between $300,000 and $500,000. The scope includes installing approximately 400 linear feet of storm sewer systems, over 360 linear feet of cured-in-place pipe lining, and establishing a groundwater collection system complemented by bentonite plugs. Additionally, the project involves reconstructing a small section of curb (15 linear feet), installing a curb ramp, demolishing and reconstructing concrete sidewalks, and performing extensive pavement milling and overlay work. Specifically, about 3,406 square yards of asphalt pavement will be milled to a 2-inch depth, followed by the placement of a superpave asphalt wearing course and leveling course, utilizing PG 64S-22 and 9.5 mm mix designs suitable for moderate traffic loads. The project also includes base repair with a 4-inch layer of superpave asphalt, using PG 64-22 mix, along with subgrade remediation to ensure proper pavement support. Traffic maintenance and protection are integral parts of the project to minimize disruptions during construction. The solicitation was posted on June 7, 2024, with a response deadline of July 2, 2024. Managed by the Pennsylvania Department of General Services and conducted through the PennBid platform, this project is classified under NAICS code 562910, indicating a focus on environmental remediation and infrastructure services. Interested contractors can access detailed project information and submit proposals via the provided online link. The project aims to improve roadway safety, drainage, and pedestrian accessibility while ensuring minimal impact on traffic flow during construction activities.