LA 150: W of Maple St - N Monroe St - Route LA 150 Lincoln Parish, Paving

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is requesting bids for jointed concrete pavement patching, concrete curb installation, and related work on a 1.656-mile section of LA Route 150 in Lincoln Parish, with bids due September 9, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Central Time. This is a federal-aid construction contract subject to prevailing wage requirements and Build America Buy America provisions requiring U.S.-sourced iron, steel, and manufactured products unless waivers are obtained.

Electronic bids must be submitted through www.bidx.com with online bidder registration required at least 24 hours before opening. The work extends from approximately 137 feet east of Peaks Rail Lane to North Monroe Street. The estimated cost range is $1 million to $2.5 million. The winning bidder must hold appropriate Louisiana professional licensing and complete the entire contract within 100 working days from Notice to Proceed, with an initial 30-calendar-day assembly period permitted for preparatory work and traffic control setup.

Payment will be made on a unit-price basis per square yard for concrete pavement work, with adjustments based on quality acceptance testing including surface tolerance (IRI), compressive strength, and thickness measurements. Lane closure is limited to one travel lane per direction during concrete patching; full road closures and work prohibitions apply during specified holidays and weather events. The contract requires comprehensive insurance coverage including workers' compensation, commercial general liability, Owner's and Contractor's Protective liability, and business automobile liability, with minimum limits varying by contract amount.

No specific DBE or SBE goal has been designated, though contractors must comply with general DBE and SBE participation obligations. Mandatory electronic payroll submission using AASHTOWare Civil Rights & Labor Software is required.