Road Improvement- Church St to Platt St.

The City of Lexington in Oconee County, Georgia is seeking sealed bids for a road improvement and paving project spanning approximately 0.309 miles from West Church Street to Platt Street. The project, partially funded through the Local Maintenance and Improvement Grants (LMIG) program, involves resurfacing roadways with specific infrastructure considerations including 4 sewer manholes, 2 speed bumps, approximately 14 driveways, and 3 cross streets. No sidewalks are part of this project scope. Sealed bids will be accepted at Lexington City Hall, located at 225 West Main Street, Lexington, Georgia 30648, with a firm submission deadline of February 20, 2026. While detailed specifications are not yet fully complete, the project appears to require contractors with expertise in municipal road resurfacing, infrastructure maintenance, and grant-funded public works projects. Potential bidders will need to demonstrate technical capability, equipment readiness, and compliance with local government construction standards. The project's relatively compact scope suggests a targeted improvement initiative aimed at enhancing local transportation infrastructure.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged business enterprises were explicitly outlined in the provided documentation. The contract opportunity does not indicate incumbent vendors or existing technology integration requirements. While the project is funded through the LMIG program, no specific budget range or precise award value was disclosed in the available materials. The procurement appears open to qualified road construction and municipal infrastructure contractors with appropriate licensing and capabilities to execute the specified roadway improvements. Interested bidders should carefully review the project specifications, which are noted as pending complete publication, and prepare comprehensive proposals that address the technical requirements of resurfacing approximately 0.309 miles of roadway with multiple infrastructure elements. Potential contractors should be prepared to provide detailed documentation of their qualifications, past performance in similar municipal infrastructure projects, and technical approach to completing the road improvement work within the specified parameters.