Repair & maintenance of bridges and guardrails

The City of Alpharetta, Georgia is soliciting competitive bids for a comprehensive bridge and guardrail repair and maintenance project under Event ID PE-66085-NONST-2026-000000068. The procurement seeks qualified contractors to provide complete materials, labor, and equipment for repairing multiple bridges and guardrails within the city's jurisdiction. Specific project scope includes technical bridge work such as grading, patching, painting, cleaning and sealing deck joints, repairing undermining, and related maintenance activities. Additionally, the contract requires cleaning, priming, and painting multiple guardrail sections. Bidders must submit comprehensive proposals by September 11, 2025, with all required documentation including the Disclosure-Debarment Form, W-9, Bid Bond, and E-Verify Affidavit. Supporting documentation includes detailed bridge maintenance plans, special provisions, and guardrail reference images to assist contractors in understanding project requirements. Evaluation criteria will likely focus on technical capability, experience with similar infrastructure projects, completeness of bid documentation, and proposed project approach.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, contractors will need to demonstrate significant technical qualifications and infrastructure maintenance expertise. Potential bidders must complete and submit all mandatory forms, including compliance documentation verifying legal and regulatory adherence. The solicitation suggests a complex infrastructure maintenance project that will require specialized engineering and construction skills. Though the exact budget range is not specified, the comprehensive nature of the project—involving multiple bridges and guardrail sections—indicates a substantial municipal investment. Contractors will need to demonstrate substantial capability in civil infrastructure repair, painting, structural assessment, and maintenance techniques. The project appears designed for established contractors with proven experience in municipal infrastructure maintenance and repair, with a preference for firms demonstrating comprehensive technical capabilities and regulatory compliance.