PA 234 York St Resurface

Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is soliciting bids for the resurfacing of State Route 234 and State Route 34 in Adams County, with bids due May 21, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. The project is 100% state-funded; however, federal requirements including Build America Buy America provisions and unmanned aircraft system prohibitions apply due to prior federal funding phases.

Prequalification is required. Contractors must comply with Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act requirements and Diverse Business requirements for non-federally funded projects. A Worker Protection and Investment Certification (Form BOP-2201) must be submitted within seven calendar days of bid opening. Electronic material certifications through the Pennsylvania Project Collaboration Center (PPCC) are mandatory.

The scope covers 5,820 linear feet (1.102 miles) on State Route 234 (W. York Road and E. York Road) and 2,528 linear feet (0.479 mile) on State Route 34 (N. Main Street) in Biglerville Borough and Butler Township. Work includes 2.5"–3" milling, 2.5"–3" asphalt overlay, base repair, ADA ramps, line painting, railroad coordination, minor drainage, and miscellaneous construction. Specific line items include 29,560 square yards of asphalt wearing course, 59,118 square yards of asphalt tack coat, and 53,900 linear feet of yellow pavement markings. Vibratory rollers must operate in static mode throughout the project.

The estimated project cost falls between $1 million and $2,499,999.99. The anticipated notice to proceed is July 6, 2026, with required completion by November 20, 2026. Road User Liquidated Damages are $2,500 per hour for traffic restrictions. Railroad protective services coordination is required with specified insurance including $2 million per occurrence limits for contractor's public liability and railroad protective public liability insurance. Comprehensive erosion and sediment control requirements carry potential liquidated damages for non-compliance. No pre-bid meeting is scheduled.