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Ramon Road Bridge Widening Project

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BID 08-25State & Local

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The Ramon Road Bridge Widening Project, solicited by the Engineering Department of the City of Palm Springs under BID 08-25, involves widening Ramon Road from San Luis Rey Drive to Candlewood Drive across the Cities of Palm Springs and Cathedral City. The scope of work includes the installation of new curb, gutter, sidewalk, pavement, and retaining walls, as well as the widening of the Ramon Road Bridge over the Whitewater River. Additional improvements encompass the Whitewater Channel, traffic signals, and landscaping. Construction will be executed in multiple stages according to specific traffic control and phasing plans, and will require a CV-Link detour. Funding for the project is divided into two sources. Federal HBP funds cover work from Street Station 33+14 east to the intersection of Landau Boulevard, including all bridge and channel improvements and curb returns at Landau Boulevard. Non-Participating funds cover all remaining work west of Station 33+14, east of Station 49+85, and all improvements on Landau Boulevard. The bid structure is split into Bid Schedule A, which is further divided into two sections based on these funding sources, and an optional Bid Schedule B. All bids must be submitted electronically by the deadline of September 29, 2026, at 12:00 PM.

General Info

Palm Springs bridge widening project involving road improvements, dual funding, and September 2026 deadline.

Agency

Engineering Department of City of Palm SpringsView Agency

NAICS

237310 - Highway, Street, and Bridge ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA, 92262, USA

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Documents

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Part 5 - Appendices.pdf

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Part VI Agreement Documents - Ramon Road Widening Project

PDF59 pagescontract-document

Ramon Road Widening Project - Part III Special Provisions

PDF265 pagesspecial-provisions

City of Palm Springs Ramon Road Widening - Part II Required Bid Documents

PDF28 pagesbid-documents

Ramon Road Widening Project - Part IV Project Plans

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Ramon Road Widening Project - Part I Notice Inviting Bids & Instructions

PDF12 pagesifb

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AgencyEngineering Department of City of Palm Springs
Contacts1 person available
OfficePalm Springs, CA, 92262, USA
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Office AddressPalm Springs, CA, 92262, USA
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The work comprises of widening Ramon Road from San Luis Rey Drive to Candlewood Drive in the Cities of Palm Springs and Cathedral City with new curb, gutter, sidewalk, pavement, and retaining walls. The improvements include widening of the Ramon Road Bridge over the Whitewater River, improvements in the Whitewater Channel, Traffic Signals, and Landscaping. The project will be constructed in several stages/phases as indicated in the Project’s traffic control plans/phasing plans in Part 4 of the Specifications. A CV-Link detour will also be needed as part of this project during construction.
The project has two funding sources. The Federal HBP funds consist of all work beginning at approximate Ramon Road Street Station 33+14 and continues east and includes all bridge and channel improvements and includes Ramon Road improvements up to approximate Street Station 49+85 at the east end of the intersection of Landau Boulevard. HBP funded work includes the curb returns at Landau Boulevard. All other work is considered Non-Participating and is comprised of the remaining improvements west of Ramon Road Street Station 33+14, east of Ramon Road Street Station 49+85, and all improvements on Landau Boulevard.
Note - in the "Line Items" Tab, Bid Schedule A in split into two sections as follows:
*Bid Schedule A Line Items No.1 to No.92 = Ramon Road from Station 33+14 to Landau Boulevard, Bridge, and Channel Improvements *Bid Schedule A Line Items No.93 to No.187 =Ramon Road West of Station 33+14, east of Station 49+85, and Landau Blvd improvements
Bid Schedule B may or may not be awarded and consist of line items No.188 to No.191, maps for this section is located in Part 4
All Items to be submitted electronically. There is nothing to bring to City Hall by the deadline. Bid Opening is done 100% electronically.

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