Boyd Run Culvert Rehab

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is soliciting sealed bids on the rehabilitation of Boyd Run Culvert under deep fill along Interstate 80 in Clarion County, Beaver Township, with bids due October 1, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. at the Commonwealth Keystone Building in Harrisburg. Prequalification is required. This is a Standard bid package with no pre-bid meeting scheduled.

The scope encompasses culvert rehabilitation work on State Route 0080, Section 366, spanning from approximately 1.0 miles east of SR 2007 (Huckleberry Ridge Road) to approximately 1.0 miles west of SR 4007 (East End Road), along with miscellaneous related construction. Key items include 48,203 cubic yards of Class 1 excavation, 292 cubic yards of Class A sulfate-resistant cement concrete, 25,245 pounds of epoxy-coated reinforcement bars, 1,008 linear feet of waterbar, traffic control, and associated work. Structure work comprises 25% of the contract. Special provisions address erosion and sediment control, right-to-know law compliance, Building America/Buy America requirements, material storage and prepayment procedures, asphalt and concrete pavement ride-quality evaluations with incentive payments, and prohibition on unmanned aircraft systems from covered foreign entities.

The project cost range is $2.5 million to $4.999 million. The contract is 100% state-funded with no federal participation. Work is 100% subject to Prevailing Wage Act requirements. Diverse Business (DB) participation is required for non-federally funded construction projects. The anticipated notice to proceed is November 16, 2026, with a required completion date of November 24, 2028. All addenda will be electronically posted through the Electronic Contractor Management System (ECMS), and material certifications must be submitted electronically through ECMS.