Church Street Resurface

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is requesting bids for resurfacing, corridor, and intersection improvements along State Route 0222 (Church Street and Queen Street) in Lancaster County, with bids due August 27, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. at the Commonwealth Keystone Building in Harrisburg. Prequalification is required. The project is 100% state-funded with no federal participation.

The scope encompasses resurfacing operations across multiple intersections in the City of Lancaster, including 8,860 square yards of asphalt wearing course, 2,986 square yards of concrete sidewalk and 2,404 linear feet of curb installation, drainage system improvements with reinforced concrete and thermoplastic pipes, utility relocations, stormwater management improvements, traffic signal upgrades, lighting system installations, tree and shrub plantings, and pavement markings. Technical requirements mandate asphalt and concrete pavement ride quality evaluations with incentive payments, load transfer unit specifications, concrete compressive strength acceptance criteria, and Post-Construction Stormwater Management plan development and certification. Buy America provisions apply.

The estimated contract value falls between $2.5 million and $4.999 million. The anticipated Notice to Proceed is October 13, 2026, with required completion by November 22, 2027. The contract includes comprehensive special provisions addressing erosion and sediment control, prevailing wage requirements, equal employment opportunity compliance, diverse business requirements for non-federally funded projects, right-to-know law obligations, and material certification submissions through the ECMS system. Bidders must submit certified payroll records, material certifications, and as-built drawings for final payment processing. Traffic control during construction and environmental permitting coordination with the County Conservation District are required.