BRUCE TWP PARK Path Resurface, Extenstion & Surface small dirt Parking Lot

The Romeo-Washington-Bruce Parks and Recreation Department is soliciting proposals from experienced, licensed, and insured asphalt contractors for a comprehensive park infrastructure improvement project in Bruce Township, Michigan. The procurement involves three primary components: repairing and resurfacing an existing 3,400 linear foot walking path, constructing a new 563 linear foot connecting path, and converting a current dirt playground parking lot into a 60'x80' asphalt parking area with 12 striped parking spaces. Contractors must provide detailed unit pricing for each project component and submit a comprehensive project total, with specific technical requirements including 6" base of 21AA aggregate, Hot Mix Asphalt (HMA) 5E1 layering, and precise surface thickness measurements. The sealed bid deadline is set for Wednesday, August 7, at 3:00 pm, with bid opening located at 223 E. Gates St. in Bruce Township. Qualified bidders must demonstrate technical expertise in asphalt path and parking lot construction, including capabilities for ground restoration, drainage management, and meeting ADA parking space requirements.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises were explicitly mentioned in the procurement documents. The project does not indicate any incumbent vendors or require integration with existing technology infrastructure. While a precise budget range was not disclosed, the project appears to be a moderately sized municipal infrastructure improvement valued likely between $100,000 and $250,000, based on the scope of work involving approximately 3,963 linear feet of path work and a 4,800 square foot parking lot conversion. The bid will be awarded to a single contractor who meets the technical specifications and provides the most competitive proposal. Interested contractors can obtain full bid details on the rwbparksrec.org website under the "ABOUT US - BIDS" section, with additional information available by contacting Parks & Recreation at 586-752-6543 Ext 1406. The project must be completed within the current calendar year, and no performance bond is required for submission.