Urban Pavement Preservation - Phase I

The County of Stanislaus is inviting qualified contractors to submit bids for the Urban Pavement Preservation – Phase I project. The contract, valued at approximately $2.27 million, covers comprehensive pavement‑preservation work on a network of county roads, including resurfacing, striping, and ADA‑compliant curb‑ramp upgrades. Bids must be submitted electronically via PlanetBids and include a 10 % bid bond, a suite of certifications, and proof of insurance. The award is expected in mid‑September 2026, with work to commence within five days of the Notice to Proceed and to be completed in 90 working days. • Scope of work: microsurfacing, rapid‑setting slurry seal, slurry seal, asphalt‑rubber chip seal, thermoplastic striping, crosswalk installation, curb‑ramp replacement, utility coordination, and required environmental plans (lead‑compliance, water‑pollution control). • Eligibility: Class A California contractor’s license, registration with the California DIR, 100 % performance & labor‑material payment bonds, and compliance with prevailing‑wage rates. • Schedule: Questions due June 24 2026; bid due July 1 2026 (10 % bond due prior to opening); award targeted September 15 2026; notice to proceed September 28 2026; construction to finish within 90 working days of start. • Submission requirements: Unit‑price line items uploaded to PlanetBids, plus mandatory documents (EEO certifications, non‑collusion affidavit, public‑contract‑code certification, debarment & suspension certification, W‑9, insurance acknowledgement, Levine Act disclosure, subcontractor list).