Soil Stabilization for Gravel Road Application
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Flagstaff County is issuing Request for Information RFI2026-01 to gather technical and cost data from suppliers and manufacturers regarding soil stabilization products for its municipal gravel road network. The County manages approximately 1,600 miles of roadway and seeks solutions to integrate into its annual 30-mile road rehabilitation program. The primary goals are to improve material binding, increase roadway strength, enhance compaction, and reduce moisture susceptibility using products compatible with in-place reclamation, subgrade preparation, and mechanical mixing via standard municipal equipment. This solicitation is for information-gathering purposes only and is not a legally binding contract or a commitment to procure goods or services. Interested proponents must submit a mandatory Proponent Response Form and a Safety Data Sheet by the deadline of November 4, 2026. Submissions should include estimated product pricing for budgeting purposes, details on product packaging such as totes or drums, storage requirements, shelf life, and company experience with public-sector organizations. All responses must be submitted electronically through the designated bidding system.
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