Armsdale Road Drainage Improvements – Phase 2

The City of Jacksonville Public Works Department is requesting bids on drainage improvements for Armsdale Road North Phase 2, with bids due September 24, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. EST and a question cutoff of September 11, 2026. Jacksonville Small and Emerging Business (JSEB) participation at 20 percent of the contract value is required.

The scope encompasses removal and replacement of existing cross drains near Stations 10+80 and 19+40; installation of elliptical reinforced concrete pipe, endwalls, inlets, outlet pipe, and associated drainage improvements within the roadway right-of-way and drainage easements; outlet protection and riprap installation within a 20-foot unobstructed drainage easement; removal and replacement of headwalls, ditch paving, riprap, pavement, sidewalk, and affected improvements; ditch grading and swale realignment; JEA water main and force main utility adjustments; erosion and sediment control; maintenance of traffic; and pavement marking replacement and sodding. All work must comply with City of Jacksonville standards, JEA standards, and applicable permit requirements.

Bidders must hold a Florida Chapter 489 contractor license, a valid Local Business Tax Certificate, and prequalification from the City of Jacksonville in the Horizontal category. Bidders or underground utility subcontractors must be listed on JEA's Responsible Bidders List for applicable water and wastewater work categories. Bid security of 5 percent via bid bond, certified check, or cashier's check is required, along with performance and payment bonds equal to 100 percent of the contract amount. All bid prices must include Florida sales and use taxes and freight, delivery, and handling charges. Pricing is submitted on a unit and extended price basis. Bid prices remain in effect for 120 calendar days after bid opening. The City reserves the right to purchase materials exceeding $100,000 in cost for non-JSEB suppliers directly and deliver them to the contractor. No pre-bid conference is scheduled. The contract is one-time purchase commencing upon execution and continuing until completion and acceptance.