Active SLED Opportunity · CALIFORNIA · COUNTY OF BUTTE - PUBLIC WORKS
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Butte County Public Works seeks bids for high friction surface treatment and related road preservation services at multiple locations. The project includes traffic control, storm water pollution prevention, and preservation of pavement markings and signs. Engineer's estimate is $790,000. Questions due by July 30, 2026.
The work is located within Butte County, California, and includes, but is not limited to, high friction surface treatment; traffic control; storm water pollution prevention; and the preservation of existing pavement markings (including centerline and edge line striping), pavement markers, traffic signs, and existing survey monuments, where applicable, at the following locations: Forbestown Rd (2 locations) – 2,000 linear feet and 1,500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Bald Rock Rd (2 locations) – 800 linear feet and 900 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane W Biggs Gridley Rd (2 locations) – 800 linear feet and 800 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Colter Way – 800 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Skyway (2 locations) – 800 linear feet and 1,600 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Lower Wyandotte Rd – 500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Dogtown Rd – 500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Almond Ave – 500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Old Olive Hwy – 500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Cherokee Rd (2 locations) – 500 linear feet and 500 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane Dalton Way – 1,200 linear feet in each direction of travel and ± 10 feet wide per travel lane The engineer's estimate for this project is: $790,000. All questions must be asked via Public Purchase no later than 4:00 PM, July 30, 2026.
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