Summary

This is a Scope of Work document for the City of Chicago's Department of Transportation (CDOT) related to the Halsted Street Identifiers Restoration project. The project involves the restoration and replacement of street identifiers (signs) along Halsted Street in Chicago. The scope encompasses the assessment of existing signage conditions, removal of damaged or deteriorated identifiers, fabrication of new street identifier signs according to City standards, and installation of restored signage. The project aims to enhance wayfinding and street identification throughout the specified corridor while maintaining consistency with Chicago's municipal sign standards and regulations.

The document outlines technical specifications for sign materials, finishes, and installation methods to ensure durability and visibility. Bidders are required to demonstrate experience with similar municipal street signage projects and comply with all applicable City of Chicago codes and safety regulations during execution. The work is subject to prevailing wage requirements and all applicable labor laws. Payment terms and final deliverables are contingent upon successful completion and inspection of installed signage by CDOT representatives. The project timeline and specific budget allocation are governed by the City's capital improvement program funding, with contract award and execution timelines to be determined by the City's procurement process.