Bridge Replacement Project - S-234 over Tributary to Enoree River (Federal Funding)

The South Carolina Department of Transportation is requesting bids for bridge replacement on S-234 over Tributary to Enoree River in Spartanburg County, with electronic bids due August 11, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. at SCDOT Headquarters in Columbia. The project is federally funded under Project No. P037419 with a DBE participation goal of 0.00 percent.

The scope encompasses comprehensive bridge replacement and roadway reconstruction over approximately 0.1890 miles, including mobilization, bridge construction, removal and disposal of the existing bridge and asphalt pavement, unclassified excavation (2,392 cubic yards), borrow excavation (1,568 cubic yards), geogrid reinforcement, fine grading, asphalt paving (base, intermediate, and surface courses totaling 454 tons), prestressed concrete beams, steel H-bearing piling, drilled shafts with rock excavation, concrete barriers, and erosion control measures including temporary and permanent seeding, geotextile installation, silt fences, and inlet filters. Contractors must submit a CPM progress schedule and provide bonds and insurance as required.

Project completion is June 30, 2027, representing approximately 324 calendar days. Proposal bid forms and construction standards became available July 11, 2026 through the Bid Express website and SCDOT Construction Extranet. Hardcopy plans and proposals are available from SCDOT Engineering Publications for $15 per proposal and $2 per sheet of plans. Certain projects may require contractors to maintain a minimum Contractor Performance Score issued by SCDOT, verifiable through SCDOT Construction Data Support at (803) 737-2031. Bidders are encouraged to use the SCDOT Contractor Discussion Board to identify subcontractors and suppliers at no charge. All bid totals will be printed and posted immediately after opening on the SCDOT website, Bid Express, and the Construction Extranet. The Contract Administration Office at (803) 737-7469 handles letting-related questions.