Secondary Road List.xlsx

This is a Secondary Road List for traditional mowing services in Dorchester County, South Carolina, maintained by the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT). The document provides a comprehensive inventory of 301.43 total miles of secondary roads requiring mowing services across Dorchester County, with detailed route-by-route specifications updated as of October 11, 2023. The mowing contract encompasses approximately 697.89 acres of routine mowing across numerous secondary routes, ranging from major corridors such as Route S-28 (11.52 miles, 22.20 acres) to minor segments and side roads. The list includes specifications for 40,624 linear feet of guardrail maintenance and identifies two SCDOT facilities requiring maintenance: a Section Shed facility at S-789 (4.00 acres, 2,500 square feet) and a Lay-Down Yard at S-26 (4.00 acres, 1,200 square feet). The document reflects ongoing updates, including the removal of Route S-230 as of July 13, 2023, when the county assumed maintenance responsibilities, and various route modifications to correct beginning and ending mileage points.

The document serves as a detailed specifications and quantities list for bidders to use in preparing proposals for the Traditional Mowing Dorchester contract. Notable features include special considerations such as additional weedeating requirements in specific areas (including Summerville neighborhoods and Ridgeville locations), round-about area maintenance on Routes S-22 and S-377, and I-26 and I-95 frontage road segments totaling multiple routes. The list indicates that routes are organized geographically and include cross-references to nearby municipalities and county lines, with particular emphasis on areas in Summerville, Reevesville, St. George, and Givhans. No pricing information, contract duration, bid submission dates, or award timelines are provided in this specifications document, as it functions as a technical inventory guide for qualified contractors to develop accurate cost estimates based on the detailed route mileage, acreage, and guardrail footage requirements.