Concrete Curb Ramps, Pittsburgh City Steps, and Misc. Improvements

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for a partial design-build project covering concrete curb ramps and replacement and repair of five sets of public steps across multiple Pittsburgh locations in Allegheny County, with proposals due October 22, 2026.

The scope encompasses design activities limited to concrete curb ramps and construction activities for step replacement and repair across Potomac Avenue, Clairhaven Street, 56th Street, Dickson Street, and Ottawa Street. Associated work includes drainage, guide rail, lighting, signs, and pavement markings across 2,743 linear feet (0.520 miles). Project stations range from approximately 10+40 at the intersection of California Avenue and Dickson Street to 16+50 at the intersection of Strachan Street and Potomac Avenue, and 10+20 at the intersection of 56th Street and Carnegie Street. Design scope is limited to the curb ramp components; construction activities address the full scope as indicated on approved project drawings.

The complete bid package and any issued addenda should be reviewed for detailed pricing terms, bid bond requirements, contract award timing, contract term information, and other contractual conditions. The scope document does not disclose estimated contract value, set-aside or preference programs, incumbent contractor information, or specific funding sources.