Lancaster County Systemic Lane Departure & Intersection Improvements

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is requesting bids on systemic lane-departure and intersection safety improvements at 31 locations across various municipalities in Lancaster County under two project components (MPMS #123107 and #123108), with bids due September 17, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. at the Commonwealth Keystone Building in Harrisburg. This is a federally-funded FHWA project subject to Buy America, Build America compliance and DBE requirements.

MPMS #123107 covers work at 25 intersections, including installation of Flashing Warning Devices, signing and pavement marking changes, and miscellaneous construction. MPMS #123108 comprises low-cost safety improvements along six roadway segments on State Route 0072, Section 074, including base repair, high-friction surface treatment installation (14,852 square yards), centerline and edgeline rumble strips (approximately 154,000 linear feet of milled asphalt), and signing and pavement marking updates (90,420 linear feet of white waterborne markings and 73,979 linear feet of yellow waterborne markings). Additional items include 10 flashing warning signs, 19 reset post-mounted signs, and preformed thermoplastic legends. The scope incorporates specialized work: electronic ticketing for construction aggregate and concrete, construction surveying, CPM scheduling, and traffic maintenance and protection during construction.

The estimated contract value ranges from $1 million to $2.499 million. Prequalification is required. Work must comply with wage-rate requirements and include environmental mitigation, including tree-trimming restrictions between April 1 and November 15 and coordination with EKR Properties LLC regarding a commercial parcel at the SR 0072 and SR 4026 intersection. The Notice to Proceed is anticipated November 2, 2026, with required completion by November 12, 2027.