Bridge Rehabilitation - McIntosh & Pittsburg Counties

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is requesting bids for bridge rehabilitation on the Indian Nation Turnpike/SH-375 over the South Canadian River and its overflow, located 8.6 miles south of the SH-9 interchange near Vernon in Love County, with bids due November 19, 2026.

The project spans two work areas (IN-MC-78 and IN-MC-80) totaling 0.894 miles of project length. Scope includes roadway clearing, grubbing, excavation, and pavement removal and replacement; placement of approximately 2,993 tons of superpave asphalt; rumble strip and guardrail installation and removal; concrete placement (class AA, A, and C concrete totaling approximately 1,900 cubic yards); prestressed concrete beams; structural steel and bearing assemblies; epoxy-coated reinforcing steel totaling over 338,000 pounds; expansion joint systems; carbon fiber-reinforced polymer repairs; concrete repair and protective coating applications; traffic control measures; traffic signing and striping; cable barrier installation and removal spanning 6,164 linear feet; construction staking; and SWPPP documentation and management. Mobilization is required.

The roadway rehabilitation includes removal of approximately 43,000 square yards of asphalt pavement and nearly 2,100 square yards of sodding and vegetative work. The extent of bridge and roadway work indicates a substantial rehabilitation effort requiring specialized expertise in bridge reconstruction and roadway restoration.