On-Call ADA Compliance Ramps, Staunton District

The Virginia Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for on-call ADA compliance ramps across multiple locations in the Staunton District, with bids due June 24, 2026. VDOT prequalification is required to bid.

The scope covers ADA-compliant ramp construction and related site improvements across district-wide routes in Page, Clarke, Frederick, Winchester, Shenandoah, Warren, Highland, and Bath counties. Work items include excavation (140 cubic yards), aggregate material (140 tons), saw-cut and removed asphalt concrete (700 linear feet), standard and radial curbing and combined curb-and-gutter installations (1,040 and 1,410 linear feet respectively), detectable warning surfaces (140 square yards), hydraulic cement concrete sidewalk (420 square yards), removal of existing sidewalk and entrance (420 square yards), removal of existing curb and gutter (1,405 linear feet), truck-mounted attenuator service (100 hours), channelizing devices (1,000 days), portable changeable message signs (350 hours), electronic arrow boards (350 hours), flagger service (200 hours), mailbox posts (5 units), and relocation of ground-mounted sign panels (20 units). Two mobilization line items cover on-call task orders greater than and less than $10,000. All construction and temporary signs are non-measured and must be included in cost of other items. Estimated completion date is May 7, 2027.

The contract is federally funded through FHWA Project STP-TS08-(269) and subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, with rates varying by county. A bid bond of five percent of total bid value is required. Bidders must submit subcontractor and supplier information on Form C-48. Flaggers must hold valid current certification cards issued by VDOT or ATSSA. The work incorporates VDOT Road and Bridge Specifications (2020 with 2022 supplement), Virginia Work Area Protection Manual version 11.0, Virginia MUTCD version 11.0, and special provisions covering drug-free workplace, equal employment opportunity, portable message sign security, and paid sick leave per Executive Order 13706. Fuel adjustment provisions apply to excavation and aggregate material.