2025 LMIG/TSPLOST MICRO-SURFACING

The Morgan County Board of Commissioners is seeking sealed bids for a 2025 LMIG/TSPLOST micro-surfacing project located in Mitchell County, Georgia. The procurement involves infrastructure improvement work focused on roadway surface treatment, specifically micro-surfacing techniques. While the detailed specifications are contained in the attached bid document (2025 MORGAN CO TSPLOST MICRO_RESURFACING ITB.pdf), the opportunity appears to be a comprehensive road maintenance and rehabilitation project. The bid was posted on February 28, 2025, with the same date serving as the proposal submission deadline. Potential bidders will need to demonstrate technical expertise in road resurfacing, have appropriate equipment and personnel, and comply with local government contracting requirements. Evaluation criteria likely include past performance, technical capability, proposed methodology, and cost competitiveness. Bidders should carefully review the attached invitation to bid document for precise submission instructions, specific technical requirements, and potential pre-bid meeting or site visit details.

The contract opportunity does not explicitly specify set-aside designations or minority enterprise provisions in the provided summary. However, local government contracts often include provisions for disadvantaged business enterprises or small/local business preferences. While no incumbent vendors are mentioned, the project appears to be part of a broader infrastructure improvement initiative utilizing Local Maintenance and Improvement Grant (LMIG) and Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (TSPLOST) funding. The procurement suggests a targeted roadway improvement project with potential budget allocations typical of county-level infrastructure investments. Interested contractors should possess specialized micro-surfacing capabilities, appropriate state and local contracting certifications, and the technical infrastructure to execute municipal road rehabilitation projects. Though specific budget ranges are not disclosed in the available information, similar county-level roadway projects typically range from $100,000 to $1,000,000 depending on scope and specific surface treatment requirements.