2026_Residential_Streets_Description.xlsx

This is a project description file for the 2026 Residential Streets Project in Henry County, Georgia, detailing asphalt and concrete rehabilitation work across multiple residential streets. The project encompasses milling and overlay work on numerous streets including Jellison Street, Flower Street, Hoyt Street, W 37th Place, W 39th Avenue, Garland Street, Garrison Street, Holland Street, Estes Street, Field Drive, W 41st Avenue, Everett Street and Drive, Yarrow Street, Brentwood Street, W 46th Avenue, Yukon Court, Independence Court, W 35th Avenue, Chase Street, Zephyr Street, Allison Street, W 46th Circle, W 46th Place, W 45th Avenue, W 44th Place, Balsam Street, and Kipling Street. Additional work includes replacement of indicated concrete sidewalks, replacement and updates to striping as shown in the striping plan, and specialized 6-inch depth bubble paving on Everett Street. The project is associated with an RFP process with a submission deadline of November 6, 2025, at 3:00 PM via Henry County's eProcurement Portal, with an initial contract term of one year and options for two additional one-year renewals.

The project is federally funded through Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant funds, requiring strict compliance with federal regulations including the Davis Bacon Act and Build America Buy America Act. Contractors must be registered and active with SAM.gov and maintain comprehensive insurance coverage including Workers Compensation, Commercial General Liability, Automobile Liability, Professional Liability, and Umbrella Liability with specified minimum amounts. The solicitation emphasizes Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) participation with a national goal of 10 percent involvement. Evaluation criteria include Qualifications (30 points), Relevant Experience and References (30 points), Understanding and Approach of the Project (30 points), and Cost Proposal (10 points), with potential additional points from oral presentations. No specific budget range is provided in the documentation, though the comprehensive nature and scope of the work suggest significant contract value.