Tyrone McCoy Street over I-99 Rehab

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is requesting bids for bridge rehabilitation on State Route 4104 (McCoy Street) over Interstate 99 in Snyder Township, Blair County, with bids due October 22, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Prequalification is required. No DBE set-aside applies, though prevailing wage rates apply to the project.

The scope encompasses concrete repairs to the deck and beams, latex overlay of the deck, and substructure repairs on SR 4104, Section 01B from Segment 0010 Offset 0000 to Segment 0010 Offset 0238. Work includes milling operations (2,175 square yards), asphalt paving courses (approximately 6,490 square yards total), concrete repairs and treatments (945 square yards of hydrodemolition preparation and latex-modified concrete overlay), guide rail work (63 linear feet removal, 42 linear feet new fence, multiple thrie-beam sections), and traffic control measures. Material acceptance will be determined through certification, loose box, non-movement, optimum roller pattern, and pavement core testing per Section 413. Environmental compliance includes NPDES permit requirements, infiltration testing for post-construction stormwater management, and erosion control best management practices with weekly inspections during construction.

The estimated project cost ranges from $1 million to $2.499 million. The contract is federally funded under PennDOT oversight on a non-NHS route and subject to Build America, Buy America Act provisions. Notice to proceed is anticipated for December 7, 2026, with required completion by August 11, 2027. Road User Liquidated Damages of $1,295 per day apply if Interstate 99 northbound and southbound lanes are not opened to unrestricted traffic after 14 consecutive calendar days from Phase 1 initiation. Public bid opening occurs at the Commonwealth Keystone Building, 7th Floor, Contract Awards Room, 400 North Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with awards handled through the Electronic Procurement System.