PW25-0013F RFB.pdf

This is a Request for Bids (RFB) document issued by a Washington state or local jurisdiction for pedestrian mobility and safety improvements at the South 56th Street and Pacific Avenue intersection. The project scope encompasses reconstruction of intersection corners with curb extensions, ADA-compliant ramps, pedestrian signals, and sidewalk improvements, along with construction of disturbed channelization, pavement striping, and stormwater infrastructure. The work is located at the South 56th Street and Pacific Avenue (SR-7) intersection and is funded through the Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Grant Program. Specific details regarding response deadlines, bid due dates, mandatory site visits, pre-bid meetings, and contract award timelines should be referenced within the RFB document itself for bidders to ensure timely submission of proposals.

Pricing, payment terms, small business set-asides, and other financial requirements are detailed within the RFB document. The project is funded by the Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Grant Program, which serves as the primary funding source for this pedestrian safety and mobility initiative. Bidders should review the complete RFB for specific cost estimation requirements, payment schedules, bonding requirements, and any applicable prevailing wage or labor standards that may apply to this public works project in Washington.