The project involves resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation of roadways, parking lots, and lagging walls within Mesa Verde National Park in Cortez, Colorado. The project includes improvements to 11 locations, with work such as pavement preservation, chip seal, fog seal, and striping. The project also involves removing and replacing damaged timber lagging and existing steel soldier pile retaining walls. The anticipated schedule includes an award date in December 2025, a notice to proceed in January 2026, and construction from April 2026 to October 2026. The estimated cost range for the project is between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000.
Some key features of the job include:
• Resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation of roadways and parking lots
• Removal and replacement of damaged timber lagging and existing steel soldier pile retaining walls
• Pavement preservation, including chip seal, fog seal, and striping
• Construction of new road connections and curb ramps
• Installation of culvert lining to preserve existing culverts
• Removal and replacement of existing signs and sign systems
• Provision of temporary traffic control during construction
The project requires a range of skills and expertise, including civil engineering, construction management, and environmental management. The successful bidder will need to demonstrate experience and capability in delivering similar projects on time and within budget.