Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements (FHWA)

The City of Seattle is soliciting bids for the Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements project, a federally‑funded FHWA initiative covering multiple intersections in south‑Seattle. The scope includes demolition and restoration of sidewalks and pavement, construction of pedestrian islands, curbs, curb ramps, drainage structures, landscaping, and installation of RRFB (Rapidly Reinforced Flashing Beacon) signals, traffic signals, signage, and channelization devices. Electrical and rebar work are also part of the subcontractor list. The engineer’s cost estimate is $3.25 M‑$3.35 M. Bids will open on 4 Nov 2026 at 2:00 pm; there is no pre‑bid meeting or mandatory site visit. All bidders must comply with federal, state, and local wage, DBE/FSBE, and safety requirements. Documents are available on Seattle’s procurement portal. • Location: Multiple sites along 15th Ave S, 33rd Ave S, Rainier Ave S, Beacon Ave S, etc. in Seattle, WA. • Work categories: demolition, earthwork, concrete, asphalt, electrical, traffic signal & pedestrian safety devices. • Estimated construction value: $3.25‑$3.35 million. • Funding: FHWA HSIP grant and local Transportation Levy Fund (federal aid). • Bid opening: 11/04/2026 2:00 pm; no pre‑bid inspection. • Mandatory compliance: FSBE 13% goal, prevailing wage, safety regulations. • Procurement documents: available online via Seattle OpenGov portal.