Georgia Safe Sidewalks Sidewalk Trip Hazard Removal Services

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
PE-66098-NONST-2027-000000154
State
Georgia
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Opportunity details come from ssl.doas.state.ga.us. Updated .

About this opportunity

The City of Sandy Springs is announcing a sole-source award for sidewalk trip hazard removal services, with the public challenge period closed as of October 20, 2026. Georgia Safe Sidewalks holds exclusive authorization in Georgia to deploy Precision Concrete Cutting's patented horizontal saw-cutting process and equipment (covered by eight U.S. Patents and one pending application), making competitive procurement infeasible.

The scope covers evaluation and removal of vertical concrete displacements from city sidewalks to achieve ADA accessibility compliance. The city's inspection identified 1,670 pedestrian safety issues citywide, of which 910 (54 percent) are vertical displacements remediable by the patented method. The contractor will address small (5/8" to 7/8"), medium (7/8" to 1"), and large (1-1/8" to 2") hazards across 24 neighborhood districts; non-remediable issues requiring traditional replacement are excluded from scope.

The estimated project cost is $75,000 with a projected completion timeline of approximately 17 days and an anticipated start date in January 2027. Georgia Safe Sidewalks' pricing model is based on "inch-feet" measurements incorporating displacement height and cut length, with volume discounts for projects exceeding $10,000. The vendor reports cost savings of $346,000 against conventional demolition-and-replacement methods ($20–$25 per square foot) versus its average repair cost of $2.60 per square foot, plus $37,200 in avoided concrete removal costs.

The sole-source justification is supported by Precision Concrete Cutting CEO Aaron Ollivier's letter dated October 14, 2026, confirming exclusive authorization. The purchasing director is Connie Donley (cdonley@sandyspringsga.gov; 770-206-1457). Vendor contact: Todd Fulk (todd@gasafesidewalks.com).

Opportunity text

The City of Sandy Springs is seeking sidewalk trip hazard removal services to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility along City sidewalks. The project includes the removal of identified vertical displacements using Georgia Safe Sidewalks¿ specialized horizontal saw-cutting process to create smooth, level transitions between concrete panels in accordance with applicable ADA accessibility standards.

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