SE Rees-Goad Way Extension Project

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S-KN0040-00015248
State
Oregon
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The SE Rees-Goad Way Extension Project is a municipal infrastructure development procurement issued by the City of Pendleton in Union County, Oregon. The project involves comprehensive roadway and utility infrastructure construction, including approximately 7,000 linear feet of city standard curb and gutter, 38,500 square feet of sidewalk, 4,750 tons of asphalt, 2,600 linear feet of storm sewer pipe, 16 catch basins, 7 storm sewer manholes, 2 storm water detention ponds, and associated utility infrastructure. Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 pm local time on November 20, 2025, with bid opening immediately following, and the project is scheduled for completion by June 26, 2026. Bidders are required to submit a bid bond or security of 5% of their total bid, with mandatory prequalification applications due by 1:00 pm on November 19, 2025. Mandatory qualifications include registration with the Construction Contractors Board, obtaining a City of Pendleton Business License, compliance with Oregon prevailing wage rates, and submission of various documentation including non-collusion affidavits and first-tier subcontractor disclosures.

The project carries liquidated damages of 1% per day or $500 per calendar day for unfinished work, with the engineer's estimate set at $2,950,000. The City of Pendleton reserves the right to reject any or all bids and can postpone the award for up to 30 calendar days. While no specific set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises are mentioned in the documentation, bidders must provide comprehensive insurance certificates and comply with public works bonding requirements. The project will be funded through municipal sources, and no incumbent vendors or existing infrastructure integration requirements are explicitly detailed in the bid documents. Potential contractors should note the comprehensive nature of the infrastructure development, which includes not only roadway construction but also significant utility and storm water management components, requiring a sophisticated and well-equipped construction team with expertise in municipal infrastructure projects.

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