Treutlen County 2025 TIA

The state of Georgia, specifically Treutlen County, is seeking contractors for a 2025 Transportation Investment Act (TIA) road improvement project. The contract opportunity, identified by ID 6784fccba4dadfa76d0548c8, involves comprehensive road surface rehabilitation on two county roadways. The first segment requires surface treatment, patching, leveling, and striping on Norristown Road, extending from Crooked Run Road to US 221, covering approximately 3.88 miles. The second segment involves similar road improvement work on Orianna Road, stretching from SR 15 to the Laurens County Line, spanning approximately 3.65 miles. The project is designed to enhance road infrastructure and transportation quality within Treutlen County. The contract was posted on January 6, 2025, with proposals due by January 31, 2025, providing potential bidders approximately 25 days to prepare and submit comprehensive project proposals. Interested contractors should carefully review the technical specifications and ensure they have the necessary equipment, expertise, and capacity to complete the road rehabilitation work to county and state standards.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided information, typical state and local transportation contracts often include provisions for small, minority-owned, or disadvantaged business enterprises. Potential bidders should verify specific participation requirements directly with Treutlen County procurement officials. The project's scope suggests a significant infrastructure investment, though exact budget ranges are not specified in the current documentation. Contractors interested in this opportunity should possess specialized road construction and surface treatment capabilities, with demonstrated experience in municipal and county-level transportation infrastructure projects. The project's geographical focus on Treutlen County, a rural Georgia jurisdiction with a FIPS Code of 13283, indicates a localized infrastructure improvement initiative. Prospective bidders should be prepared to provide detailed project plans, demonstrate technical competence, and show financial stability to be considered for this road improvement contract.