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The Washington County Board of Supervisors in Mississippi is requesting sealed bids for construction of a bridge and roadway improvements on Williams Bayou Road under Local System Bridge Program (LSBP) Project No. LSBP-76(32), with bids due October 22, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. at the Washington County Courthouse, 900 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi.

The scope encompasses approximately 0.041 miles of bridge and approaches construction, including roadway items (mobilization, clearing and grubbing, excavation, crushed stone placement, traffic control), erosion control items (temporary silt fence and wattles), and bridge items (precast concrete barrier rail, riprap, geotextile materials, precast concrete slab units). Bidders must select between two structural alternates: concrete piles (2 pile caps, 2,120 linear feet of pile material, 360 linear feet of preformed pile holes, 76 cubic yards of concrete, and 13,669 pounds of reinforcement) or steel piles (similar quantities with adjusted dimensions and 12,818 pounds of reinforcement). All work must comply with the latest edition of Mississippi Standard Specifications for State Aid Road and Bridge Construction.

The contract duration is 120 working days from project commencement. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond equal to five percent of the total bid amount, made payable to Washington County and the State of Mississippi. Award will be made to the lowest qualified bidder based on published quantities.

Bidding documents are available from Marcus E. Hooker, Jr., PE, PLS, LSBP Engineer (plans and contract documents each $50, non-refundable) or from QuestCDN Project #10373822 at www.questcdn.com ($42, non-refundable). Plans and specifications are also on file at the Office of the Chancery Clerk of Washington County, the LSBP Engineer's office, and the Office of the State Aid Engineer in Jackson, Mississippi. The Board of Supervisors affirms that minority business enterprises will receive full opportunity to bid and will not be discriminated against in award consideration.