Miry Run Phase II 25-13

Robbinsville Township in Mercer County, New Jersey, is seeking bids for the Miry Run Phase II Trails Project (Bid #25-13), a comprehensive infrastructure and trail construction initiative. The procurement involves 14 line items including site clearing, pavement removal, excavation, stone work, lawn restoration, and fence installation, with quantities ranging from 1 to 6,500 units across various categories. Bidders must provide unit pricing for each line item and demonstrate compliance with several mandatory requirements, including possession of a New Jersey Public Works Contractor Registration and current business registration certificates. Electronic bids will be opened on July 15, 2025, at 10:30 AM through BidNet Direct, with a mandatory bid guarantee of 10% of the total bid (not exceeding $20,000). Contractors must submit comprehensive documentation including insurance certificates, proof of business registration, and evidence of compliance with state labor regulations such as prevailing wage requirements and anti-discrimination provisions. A Zoom bidders conference is scheduled, with technical support available at 1-800-835-4603 option #2 for assistance with bid response submission.

The contract appears to have no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises, though standard state equal employment opportunity standards must be met. Contractors will be responsible for obtaining all necessary permits and implementing comprehensive safety programs throughout the project's duration. No incumbent vendors or specific budget range are explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, though the project scope suggests a substantial local infrastructure investment. Bidders must demonstrate technical capability to execute complex site preparation and trail construction tasks, with particular attention to environmental compliance and precise infrastructure implementation. The project requires robust documentation of contractor qualifications, including evidence of previous similar infrastructure projects, current insurance coverage, and ability to meet all state and local regulatory requirements. While no specific technology integration is mentioned, contractors should be prepared to work within existing municipal infrastructure constraints and provide detailed project management and execution plans.