Asphalt Concrete Resurfacing of Various Marion County Roads

Marion County, Oregon has issued an Invitation to Bid (Bid Number PW1070-22) for Asphalt Concrete Resurfacing of Various Marion County Roads, covering multiple road segments across Marion County and the City of Salem. The procurement opportunity involves comprehensive roadway improvement work, including cold planing, pavement removal, aggregate shoulder work, asphalt concrete paving, temporary traffic control, and associated infrastructure improvements. The project encompasses two specific contract numbers (2022-101 and 2022-102) targeting approximately 12 miles of roadway, with specific road segments including CR 878 Triumph Rd SE and MR 82 Fern Ridge Rd SE. The bid was originally posted on February 21, 2022, with the official bid opening and submission deadline set for March 17, 2022. Contractors were required to provide detailed unit pricing for various road construction elements such as temporary tape, portable message signs, flaggers, pilot cars, excavation, asphalt road connections, striping, and mailbox support installations.

Based on the bid results documentation, the procurement appears to be a standard public works contract without explicit set-aside designations for disadvantaged businesses. The bid was competitively evaluated, with multiple contractors submitting proposals, including North Santiam Paving Co. and Knife River. Ultimately, Roy Houck Construction, LLC was identified as the intended contract awardee. The total project budget across the two contract numbers is approximately $5,634,000, with the specific breakdown being $1,939,719.95 for Contract 2022-101 and $3,694,261 for Contract 2022-102. Bidders were given seven calendar days from the notice of intent to award to file any formal protests, which must comply with Marion County's Public Contracting Rules, Section 40-0450. The contract appears to be funded directly by Marion County and involves standard public infrastructure improvement work without notable technology integration requirements.