Fox Runne Resurfacing Project #25-07

The Fox Runne Resurfacing Project (#25-07) is a municipal infrastructure procurement issued by the Township of Robbinsville in Mercer County, New Jersey, focused on comprehensive road resurfacing and related improvements. The project encompasses resurfacing work for Fox Runne Road, Van Nostrand Court, Hobbs Court, and Chambers Court, with specific deliverables including milling existing bituminous asphalt surfaces, conducting base repairs, reconstructing inlets, replacing curb ramps, applying new surface overlays, and updating traffic markings, stripes, and signage. Key project objectives include improving road infrastructure quality and maintaining smooth traffic flow while minimizing disruption to local residents. The bid is scheduled to be opened electronically through BidNet Direct on May 6, 2025, at 10:30 AM, with a substantial completion deadline of October 3, 2025, and full project completion required by October 31, 2025. Bidders must be registered public works contractors and comply with New Jersey's prevailing wage requirements, with technical specifications following the NJDOT 2019 standard specifications for road and bridge construction. A pre-bid Zoom meeting is scheduled, with technical support available at 1-800-835-4603 option #2 for bid response assistance.

The procurement includes a Small Business Enterprise (SBE) goal of 12% of the total contract price, requiring bidders to submit detailed documentation demonstrating compliance or good faith efforts to meet this diversity objective. Bidders must provide comprehensive certifications, including business registration, non-debarment verification, and documentation of non-involvement in prohibited activities. The project is wholly state-funded and emphasizes workforce diversity, mandating extensive reporting of workforce demographics and payroll information. While no specific budget range is explicitly stated, the project involves approximately 12,770 square yards of HMA milling and 1,500 tons of surface course asphalt, suggesting a significant municipal infrastructure investment. Contractors must maintain access for emergency vehicles, school buses, and residents throughout construction, with strict adherence to traffic control protocols. The bid includes provisions for fuel and asphalt price adjustments, indicating flexibility in cost management. Comprehensive restoration of disturbed areas is required, with no separate payment for work outside the specified project limits.