St_Helena_Convenience_Center.docx

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Asphalt Resurfacing of County Convenience Centers
Solicitation number
101326
Issued by
Beaufort County, South Carolina

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St. Helena Convenience Center - Asphalt Resurfacing Project

This document pertains to Beaufort County, South Carolina's asphalt resurfacing project at the St. Helena Convenience Center, one of two county facilities included in the broader solicitation for qualified contractors. The project encompasses comprehensive pavement rehabilitation services including mobilization, site preparation with cleaning and surface repair, milling and disposal of existing asphalt, placement and compaction of new asphalt, pavement striping and marking, site cleanup and restoration, and coordination of third-party testing. The St. Helena facility serves thousands of county residents weekly, providing essential solid waste and recycling services. Contractors must coordinate closely with County staff to ensure efficient resurfacing operations that minimize disruption to public access, county staff, and contracted service providers.

The project represents a significant infrastructure investment aimed at improving the durability, safety, appearance, and overall condition of paved areas that accommodate substantial daily vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Beaufort County seeks experienced contractors capable of delivering quality workmanship, maintaining schedule adherence, and producing durable, long-lasting results. The specific details regarding pricing structure, contract term, award timeline, bidding requirements, and site visit logistics for the St. Helena location are addressed within the broader two-facility solicitation.

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