MCO_BP-00499_Overhead-Signage_Bid_Plans_Final.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 25-698-IFB
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- Orange County, Orlando City, Florida
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This is a bid plans document for Roadway Signage & Infrastructure Phase 4 (BP-00499), a project in Florida involving the demolition and replacement of overhead signage structures along Jeff Fuqua Boulevard. The project scope encompasses the replacement of two existing overhead static sign structures with two new overhead digital message signing support structures, installation of one new DMS cantilever support structure, and associated work including new sign panels, roadway pavement markings, guardrail installation, sign lighting, and electrical work. The project requires provision of all labor, materials, equipment, and maintenance of traffic (MOT) to support construction activities. The bid plans document serves as the technical reference for contractors preparing proposals and outlines the specific requirements, configurations, and installation details necessary for completion of the signage infrastructure improvements.
The document provides detailed engineering drawings and specifications for the overhead signage structures and related infrastructure components. Contractors responding to this solicitation should review the complete bid plans to understand all technical requirements, material specifications, structural details, and installation methodologies. Additional information regarding pricing terms, bid submission deadlines, site visit requirements, and award criteria would be found in the corresponding invitation for bid or request for proposal documentation associated with this contract opportunity.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Roadway_Signage_&_Infrastructure_Phase_4_(BP-00499).pdf | ||
| BP-00499_Project_Manual__July_2026_Final.pdf |
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