Roadway Reconstruction and Bridge Rehabilitation Project on I-75, Monroe County

This project involves extensive roadway reconstruction and bridge rehabilitation along a 3.23-mile segment of I-75 from Otter Creek to Laplaisance Road in Monroe County, Michigan. The scope includes reconstructing the roadway with concrete curb and gutter, installing guardrails, applying pavement markings, and performing comprehensive bridge repairs such as deck replacement, superstructure repairs, substructure patching, and full painting. Approach work is also included to ensure smooth transitions and durability. The project is backed by multiple warranties, including three five-year warranties for materials and workmanship on the pavement, a two-year warranty for concrete surface coating, a five-year warranty for thin epoxy polymer overlay performance, and a two-year warranty for bridge coating performance, emphasizing long-term quality and durability. Prequalification requirements specify that prime contractors must be qualified in subclassifications B and Ea; if not, they are required to utilize prequalified subcontractors in those categories, with subcontractor designations finalized before contract award. The project is managed by the Michigan Department of Transportation and is estimated to have a contract value between $25 million and $50 million. The solicitation was posted on January 3, 2025, with a response deadline of February 7, 2025. The project aims to enhance roadway safety, structural integrity, and longevity through comprehensive reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts.