ITB 25-065-Z Hardscrabble Road/King Road Multi Use Trail

The state of Georgia is soliciting bids for Invitation to Bid (ITB) 25-065-Z, a construction project focused on developing a concrete multi-use trail along Hardscrabble Road and King Road. The project involves constructing approximately 3,000 linear feet of trail, with the procurement specifically targeting civil construction and infrastructure development. The bid was officially posted on February 24, 2025, with a response deadline of March 20, 2025, giving potential bidders approximately 25 days to prepare and submit comprehensive proposals. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, typical municipal infrastructure projects like this generally assess bidders based on technical capability, past performance, cost competitiveness, and compliance with local construction standards. Contractors interested in this project will need to demonstrate expertise in multi-use trail construction, understanding of local terrain and environmental considerations, and the ability to complete the project within specified timelines and municipal engineering specifications.

The procurement does not specify explicit set-aside designations or minority enterprise requirements in the available documentation. Without additional details, it is not possible to confirm whether there are specific restrictions on vendor participation or preferences for disadvantaged business enterprises. The estimated project budget and potential contract award value are not disclosed in the current procurement notice. Similarly, no information is provided about incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure that might require integration with the new trail project. Potential bidders would need to thoroughly review the attached PDF document (ITB 25_065_Z Hardscrabble Road King Road Mul.pdf) to gain more comprehensive insights into project-specific requirements, technical specifications, and any potential qualitative or quantitative evaluation criteria that might influence the contract award.