Paving Improvements

Douglas County, Georgia is conducting a competitive procurement for paving improvements across three separately funded projects. The work encompasses furnishing all materials, equipment, and labor for comprehensive pavement restoration services including patching, overlay installation with recycled asphalt concrete 9.5 mm Superpave, bituminous tack coat application, restriping, traffic control, and related appurtenances. Part A-C, funded through Local Road and Resurfacing (LRA) funds, requires 584 tons of recycled asphalt concrete and 708 gallons of bituminous tack coat. Part D-I, utilizing Transportation Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (TSPLOST) funds, requires 5,341 tons of recycled asphalt concrete and 6,474 gallons of bituminous tack coat. Part J-P, funded through Georgia Transportation Infrastructure Bank (GTIB) funds, requires 1,726 tons of recycled asphalt concrete and 2,093 gallons of bituminous tack coat, bringing the total project scope to 7,659 tons of recycled asphalt concrete and 9,275 gallons of bituminous tack coat across multiple road segments. The solicitation was posted on July 24, 2025, with a bid due date of August 29, 2025. Qualified bidders must demonstrate capability to execute pavement rehabilitation work and should review complete project specifications for specific site locations, project schedules, and submission requirements outlined in the bid documents.

The advertisement letter does not specify particular set-aside designations or restrictions limiting participation to specific categories of vendors or disadvantaged enterprises based on the available documentation. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the provided materials. The procurement does not indicate specific integration requirements with existing infrastructure or technology systems. While the specific contract award values are not explicitly stated in the available information, the project's scope across three funding sources—LRA, TSPLOST, and GTIB—suggests a substantial municipal infrastructure investment in pavement rehabilitation. Interested contractors should obtain the complete bid documents and specifications from Douglas County to determine the estimated project budget, detailed evaluation criteria, and any additional qualifications or certifications required for proposal submission.