1-2026 Paving- Park, Agnes, 22nd St..pptx

This is a project specification and scope of work document from the City of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, detailing the 2026 Paving Project (Contract C-1-26-LF), a PennDOT-funded street reconstruction initiative. The project encompasses five distinct options covering multiple street segments: Park Drive from Oak Street to the City Line (3,600 square yards estimated), Park Drive from City Line to Northfield Drive (850 square yards estimated), Agnes Street from Ruth Street to 16th Street (2,800 square yards estimated), 22nd Street from Oak Street to the City Line (1,970 square yards estimated), and Foster/Plum Street from Chestnut Street to Walnut Street (548 square yards estimated). All segments require milling and preparation of 2 inches with a 0.5-inch base and 1.5-inch wearing course (9.5mm Superpave asphalt base/scratch course, PG 64-22), with sealing of all seams at curbs, cross streets, valve boxes, and manholes. Sealed electronic proposals must be submitted via PennBid by June 22, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., with results displayed publicly on the platform no later than June 26, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. The project requires mobilization to site as part of the bid scope, and all work must be performed at prevailing wage rates as determined by PennDOT.

The procurement requires bidders to submit comprehensive proposals covering all labor, equipment, materials, and incidental costs for the specified work. Proposals must be structured to address the five optional paving segments, allowing flexibility in bid submission. The contract involves prevailing wage requirements under PennDOT standards, indicating federal wage compliance obligations. No specific budget allocation is identified in the documentation, though street paving projects of this scale typically represent significant municipal investments. The City of Lebanon procurement process is facilitated through the PennBid electronic bidding platform, which provides public transparency and accessibility to qualified contractors. No incumbent vendors are identified, and no specific set-aside provisions are detailed in this scope document, though such provisions may exist in the full contract specifications.