Jadwin Pedestrian Crossing at Catskill Project

The City of Richland is seeking bids for the Jadwin Pedestrian Crossing at Catskill Project, which includes pedestrian safety enhancing equipment and final permanent striping. The project is estimated to cost between $165,000 and $220,000. The winning vendor, Double J, was awarded the contract with a bid of $222,973.20. The project aims to improve pedestrian safety at the crossing of Jadwin Avenue at Catskill Street. • The project includes pedestrian safety enhancing equipment, such as an RRFB system and above-ground components. • The project also includes final permanent striping between SR240 and Van Giesen along Jadwin Avenue. • The City of Richland is committed to affirmative action and equal opportunity in the awarding of contracts. • The project is subject to federal regulations, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.