Priority Curb Ramps

The City of Seattle is soliciting bids for the “Priority Curb Ramps” public‑works project, which will construct ADA‑compliant curb ramps and associated sidewalk, pavement, curb replacement, earthwork, drainage, signage, and landscape restoration at multiple sites across Seattle (North Beacon Hill, Mid‑Beacon Hill, Columbia City, Brighton, Dunlap). The engineer’s cost estimate is $4.5‑$4.7 million. Bidders must submit their pricing through the OpenGov portal, attach a 5 % bid guaranty, and comply with extensive inclusion, WMBE, and community workforce agreement requirements. The project is funded by the Automated Traffic Safety Camera Fund and requires compliance with Washington state public‑works statutes, insurance, licensing, and prevailing‑wage rules. • Scope: curb ramp construction, sidewalk and curb replacement, drainage, signage, landscaping, rebar installation. • Locations: several neighborhoods throughout Seattle. • Estimated value: $4.5‑$4.7 M. • Bid opening: October 14 2026 (bids submitted via OpenGov). • Mandatory documentation: bid guaranty, inclusion plan, WMBE goals, insurance and licensing certifications. • Funding source: Automated Traffic Safety Camera Fund. • Primary contact for questions: Miguel Beltran, City Contract Compliance Manager.