PG0675280 - Replacement of Small Structure No. 16043X0 on MD 382 over County Line Creek.

The state procurement opportunity PG0675280 is a infrastructure project issued by Maryland's transportation authorities, specifically targeting Prince George's County for the replacement of Small Structure No. 16043X0 on MD 382 over County Line Creek. The project involves comprehensive bridge replacement, requiring a new 35 ft. prestressed concrete slab bridge with a 32'-8" wide roadway. Key deliverables include complete removal of the existing bridge, 0.104 miles of approach roadway reconstruction, installation of new signing, permanent pavement striping, and landscaping. The procurement timeline indicates the contract was posted on September 30, 2025, with proposals due by November 6, 2025. Potential bidders must be prepared to manage a project that includes significant traffic management, as the contract specifies that traffic will be detoured during construction. Contractors will need expertise in bridge replacement, roadway reconstruction, and civil engineering infrastructure projects, with demonstrated capabilities in managing complex transportation infrastructure upgrades.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the available documentation, contractors should anticipate standard Maryland state procurement requirements for infrastructure projects. The project appears to be a standard public works contract open to qualified civil engineering and construction firms with experience in bridge and roadway infrastructure. Given the scope and complexity of the project, potential bidders should have robust capabilities in prestressed concrete bridge construction, roadway reconstruction, and traffic management. Although a precise budget range is not specified, similar Maryland Department of Transportation bridge replacement projects typically range from $2-5 million. Interested contractors should carefully review the full procurement documentation and be prepared to demonstrate technical competence, safety protocols, and previous successful infrastructure replacement experience in similar municipal or state-level transportation projects.