05-Earthwork Summary.zip

This file is an Earthwork Summary document supporting a Federal Highway Administration solicitation for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of approximately 20 miles of roadway in Nevada. The Central Federal Lands Highway Division (CFLHD) is procuring comprehensive roadway improvements on Bob Ruud Memorial Highway and Bell Vista Avenue, extending from Pahrump at the intersection of State Highway 160 through to access points for Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge and Death Valley National Park. The project scope encompasses full-depth reclamation (FDR) at both 4-inch and 8-inch depths totaling 32 miles, installation of new aggregate base (30,000–50,000 tons), asphalt paving (65,000–80,000 tons), and culvert replacement including 24-inch culverts (1,000–2,500 linear feet) with excavation requirements up to approximately 10 feet. The work is designed to improve safety and drainage conditions on both the rural Bob Ruud Memorial Highway and the more urban Bell Vista Avenue corridor within Pahrump.

The solicitation (Number 6982AF26B000003) is anticipated for advertisement in May 2026 with contract award expected in June 2026 and project completion targeted for May 2027. The estimated cost range is between $20,000,000 and $40,000,000. This is a full and open competition with no stated set-asides. The Federal Highway Administration is the procuring agency, and contractors should anticipate submission requirements aligned with standard federal highway construction procurement practices and federal contracting regulations.