Clarendon CTC Roadway Improvement Project

Clarendon County, South Carolina is soliciting bids for the CTC Roadway Improvement Project, an infrastructure initiative to pave seven dirt roads across three districts, totaling approximately 3.37 miles. The procurement, identified as Invitation to Bid (ITB) 2025-012, seeks qualified contractors to provide comprehensive roadway construction services including cement modified subbase, HMA pavement, grading, and miscellaneous related items. Specific roadways include Bald Eagle Road, Starks Drive, Jeff Drive, Greg Drive, Sammy Nelson Road, Magnolia Corner Road, and Lockwood Circle. The project requires contractors to handle materials procurement, site preparation, road base construction, asphalt paving, drainage improvements, and installation of traffic control measures. Bids will be submitted electronically through the Bonfire procurement portal at http://clarendoncountygov.bonfirehub.com, with a submission deadline of November 21, 2025. Interested contractors can contact Jeffrey A Hyde, Procurement Director, at (803) 433-3240 or jhyde@clarendoncountygov.org for additional information. The project will be executed in accordance with South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) standard specifications and drawings for highway construction.

While no specific set-aside designations or enterprise restrictions were explicitly detailed in the documentation, the project appears to be a standard local infrastructure improvement initiative open to qualified road construction contractors. The procurement process suggests a competitive bidding environment with potential opportunities for local and regional contractors. The comprehensive project documentation, including detailed quantity spreadsheets and engineering plans, indicates a total project scope involving approximately 42,590 square yards of fine grading, 36,540 square yards of cement stabilized earth base course, 2,803 tons of asphalt surface course, and 18,750 linear feet of silt fence. Though exact budget figures are not specified, the project's extensive scope and multi-road improvement strategy suggests a significant infrastructure investment for Clarendon County. The project will require careful coordination with multiple property owners and adherence to local and state infrastructure development standards, with potential integration of existing road infrastructure and drainage systems.