Intermittent Resurfacing on IL 84 from City of Hampton's Southern limit to Barber Creek Rd & I-80 Rest Area.

The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is soliciting electronic bids through the iCX system for Contract 64V27, six miles of intermittent resurfacing on IL 84 in Rock Island County, with bids due November 6, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Bids are publicly opened at that deadline. Bidders must submit a DBE Utilization Plan and applicable DBE Participation Statements with their bids or face rejection as non-responsive, although the contract carries a DBE goal of 0.00%.

Work runs from the southern limit of the City of Hampton to Barber Creek Road and the I-80 rest area, within IDOT District 2. Scope consists of hot-mix asphalt skip patches at designated locations, built to specified mix designs and compacted thicknesses per the patching schedule. Quality control requires Level II and Level III HMA technician certifications, with gradation and density limits set for each mix design. Traffic control requires one-way traffic during working hours, two-way traffic during non-working hours, flaggers at specified intersections, and advance notice of lane closures.

The project is funded with Federal-aid highway funds (FAI Route 80 and FAP Route 308) and is subject to prevailing wage and equal employment opportunity provisions. The contract includes bituminous materials cost adjustments based on published price indices, applied only when differences exceed five percent and calculated monthly on work placed. Compensable delay costs for utility conflicts, weather, and Department-caused delays are limited to direct costs, excluding interest, lost profit, and overhead. Work follows the Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction (adopted January 1, 2022, revised January 1, 2026). The contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.