Pedestrian & Bike Improvements - Cherokee County

The City of Tahlequah, Oklahoma is requesting bids for pedestrian and bicycle improvements along South Muskogee Avenue (US-62) under Proposal 260289, with bids due November 12, 2026.

The scope spans 1.056 miles of roadway and pedestrian/bicycle infrastructure improvements extending south from the intersection of SH-51B. Work includes excavation and grading (approximately 2,277 cubic yards of excavation and 300 cubic yards of borrow), erosion control (3,348 linear feet of temporary silt fence and 300 linear feet of fiber log), vegetation establishment (5,972 square yards of sodding and 5,428 square yards of hydroseed), and concrete work for sidewalks and driveways (approximately 4,288 square yards at various depths). The scope also encompasses removal of existing pavement and structures (978 square yards of concrete and 973 square yards of asphalt removal), traffic signal infrastructure with pedestrian push buttons and signal heads, traffic striping and markings, construction staking at Level II precision, and construction traffic control. Traffic signal work includes installation of 2" and 3" PVC conduit, pull boxes, structural concrete, reinforcing steel, and pedestrian signal components with electrical cabling. Additional items include sitescaping, retaining wall construction, pipe railing, and a trail crossing concrete flume. Bidders must provide Stormless Water Pollution Prevention Plan documentation and manage mobilization and construction staking.

The source does not identify a contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, incumbent contractor, or timeline for questions and pre-bid activities beyond the November 12, 2026 bid due date.