Modify ramps, HMA Pvmt, bridges, drainage, signals, SW and bikeway.

This state and local contract opportunity is a California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) infrastructure project located in Alameda County, specifically targeting Route 260 and Route 880 in Oakland and Alameda. The procurement involves comprehensive transportation infrastructure modifications, including ramp adjustments, highway maintenance and asphalt (HMA) pavement repairs, bridge enhancements, drainage system improvements, signal upgrades, sidewalk construction, and bikeway developments. The project spans areas from Willie Stargell Avenue to 7th Street on Route 260 and from 23rd Avenue to Washington Street on Route 880. Prime contractors must possess either a Class A license or a combination of Class C licenses (C-8 and C-12) that constitute a majority of the project work. The bid documents will be available on April 21, 2025, with electronic bidding procedures, and the final bid submission is due on June 10, 2025. The contract duration is projected at 1,130 working days, indicating a substantial and complex infrastructure renovation initiative.

The procurement emphasizes compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, specifically promoting opportunities for disadvantaged business enterprises (DBEs) to participate without discrimination based on race, color, or national origin. While no specific set-aside percentages are detailed, the project demonstrates a commitment to inclusive contracting practices. The estimated project budget is $87,000,000, though this figure is noted as not guaranteed and subject to potential adjustments. Interested bidders are directed to access complete project details through the Caltrans Construction Contract Award website, where they can obtain comprehensive bid package information. The project's scope suggests significant infrastructure investment, potentially creating substantial opportunities for construction, engineering, and related service providers with appropriate licensing and capabilities in transportation infrastructure development.