The project consists of three (3) paved roads, W. Alabama Ave, W. Canady, & Forest Ave.

The contract involves the rehabilitation of three paved roads in Soperton, Georgia, namely W. Alabama Avenue, W. Canady Avenue, and Forest Avenue. The scope includes roadway repair, hot mix asphalt resurfacing, striping, and shoulder dressing across specified segments totaling approximately 4,074 feet. The project aims to restore surface quality, safety, and durability, with work beginning at Eastman Road and ending at Williams Street for W. Alabama Ave, from Eastman Road to Fowler Street for W. Canady Ave, and from Jennings Lane to a dead end on Forest Ave. The project is funded through TSPLOST, with the contract size estimated between $200,000 and $500,000, and is administered by the City of Soperton under Georgia state regulations. Bidders are invited to submit sealed bids by September 12, 2025, accompanied by a bid bond of at least 5%, with performance and payment bonds required within 15 days of award. The procurement process emphasizes a lowest responsive and responsible bid award, with the city reserving rights to reject proposals and waive technicalities. The bidding process mandates strict adherence to submission protocols, including sealed envelopes marked with the project name, and prohibits bid withdrawal for 60 days post-submission. The contract documents specify bonding and insurance requirements, including bonds with surety companies rated A6 or higher and licensed in Georgia. While detailed evaluation criteria, cost breakdowns, and specific performance schedules are not explicitly provided, the scope and administrative details are clearly outlined. The project documentation references supporting plans and maps prepared by Construction Materials Services, Inc., but these are not included as formal attachments. Administrative contacts include the city’s mayor and the project engineer, with no explicit federal FAR clauses or clauses referencing security, key personnel, or specific inspection and acceptance procedures. Overall, the contract emphasizes compliance with local regulations, bonding, and timely bid submission, with the primary goal of completing the roadway improvements efficiently and effectively within the defined scope.