Full-Depth Pavement Reclamation with an A-2 Bituminous Surface Treatment on 1200E Road

The Illinois Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for full-depth pavement reclamation with A-2 bituminous surface treatment on FAS 699 (1200 E Road) in DeKalb County under Contract No. 95A06, with electronic bids due June 12, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. via the iCX system.

The work extends from the north corporate limits of Toledo to 1050 N Road and comprises full-depth reclaimed pavement at 12 inches depth with cement stabilization (minimum unconfined compressive strength of 210 psi at seven days), surface profile milling as determined by the County Engineer, aggregate wedge shoulders, and a multiple-course A-2 bituminous surface treatment with specified application rates and equipment. Bituminous materials must be HFE 90 or HFE 150 grade. Cover coat and seal coat aggregates must meet CA-16 gradation and Class C quality standards or better, with chert content not exceeding 25 percent by weight.

Bituminous surface treatment work is restricted to the May 1 through October 1 window with specified temperature requirements. The road must be closed from 7:50 a.m. to 1050 N during construction and reopened to local traffic only after daily operations cease; complete closure to through-traffic remains in effect until bituminous surface treatment is complete. The contractor must coordinate project scheduling with concurrent Illinois Department of Transportation Contract No. 74786 (Burma Road), with the constraint that Section 20-00083-00-FP shall either be 100 percent complete before the detour route is used or shall not begin until after the detour route is no longer needed.

The contractor must coordinate with JULIE for utility location marking at least 48 hours before commencing work, maintain all disturbed driveways and field entrances, and name Cumberland County Highway Department (800 Industrial Drive, Toledo, Illinois 62468) as an additional insured under general liability insurance. The award goes to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. The project is subject to federal and state prevailing wage requirements.