PTC 25-10 Peachtree Corners Town Center Overlook

The City of Peachtree Corners, Georgia, is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of the PTC 25-10 Peachtree Corners Town Center Overlook, a civil infrastructure project to be completed at 310 Technology Parkway, Peachtree Corners, GA 30092. Bids must be submitted no later than September 4, 2026, at 2:00 P.M. local time, and will be publicly opened at the City Hall address. The project involves constructing a pedestrian overlook supported by a cast-in-place retaining wall, including concrete sidewalks of varying thicknesses, concrete stairs with bicycle runnels, grading, undercutting of an existing slope, and drainage integration. Work must adhere strictly to the Georgia Department of Transportation’s 2021 Standard Specifications and 2024 Supplemental Specifications, with materials such as Chardonnay-colored cultured stone facing required to match existing bridge plaza aesthetics, and guardrails to replicate the existing black-style design. Reinforcing steel must be placed per GDOT standards with no welding permitted, and all welding is restricted to GDOT-certified personnel using only E70XX electrodes. The scope also includes installation of filter fabric for slope stabilization, embankments using both lightweight and in-place fill methods, brick masonry, and specialty handrail systems. All work is subject to inspection and acceptance at the site by the City of Peachtree Corners, with compliance monitored through adherence to GDOT guidelines and contractor performance under municipal oversight. The contract is issued under solicitation number PE-66790-NONST-2027-000000031 with a North American Industry Classification System code of 237310, indicating a civil engineering construction project. Estimated contract value is $358,129.61, inclusive of all base line items and a 15% contingency, with no option periods or extended performance periods identified. Pricing is driven by GDOT pay items, including lump-sum contracts for grading, brick masonry, and geotechnical tasks such as inclinometer drilling and daily readings. The procurement follows a sealed bid format, indicating a fixed-price contract type, and no socioeconomic set-asides or small business preferences are designated. Bidders are expected to submit physical, sealed packages containing detailed plan sheets—such as sidewalk cross sections, wall details, and drainage layouts—as referenced in supporting engineering documents, along with a complete cost