Runway, T-Hanger, Taxiway, and North Apron Rehabilitation

The contract pertains to the comprehensive rehabilitation of the runway, T-hanger, taxiway, and north apron at Fitzgerald Municipal Airport in Fitzgerald, Georgia, requiring the contractor to supply all labor, equipment, and materials and perform work strictly in accordance with the project’s official plans and specifications. The solicitation, issued by the City of Fitzgerald under NAICS code 237990, is designated as a non-set-aside procurement with a solicitation number of PE-60950-NONST-2026-000000005 and a revised response deadline of June 10, 2026, after an addendum extended the original May deadline. All work must be completed at the airport location, with no alternative delivery or performance sites specified. While the estimated contract value, contract type, and detailed pricing structure are not disclosed in the available materials, the City of Fitzgerald serves as the contracting authority with Whitney Justice listed as the primary point of contact. The offeror is required to acknowledge specific pages within the proposal documents, particularly Page 36, to confirm receipt of the addendum, and submissions must adhere to an unstated format, though the mention of page-specific acknowledgments suggests a standardized documentation structure is expected. No payment details, invoicing methods, accounting codes beyond the agency’s 60950 code, or designated contracting officer representative information are included. Inspection and acceptance are implicitly expected on-site at the airport, governed by compliance with the unprovided plans and specifications, with no explicit quality standards or certification requirements outlined. No special requirements such as security clearances, key personnel designations, or option clauses are indicated, and while socioeconomic or size certifications are likely required per standard procurement practice, no offeror representations or certifications are visible in the provided data. The full scope, technical specifications, and contractual terms remain dependent on supporting documents not included in the solicitation posting.