The City and County of Denver awarded a $5.04 million contract to Cutler Repaving, Inc. for hot‑in‑place recycling and repaving of approximately 100 lane‑miles of city streets, including milling, recycling, new asphalt overlay, hauling, pavement‑marking, and traffic‑control services. The scope covers removal of existing asphalt, application of a rejuvenating agent, delivery of haul‑only asphalt over varying distances, installation of various pavement‑marking systems (waterborne paint, epoxy, pre‑formed plastic, thermoplastic), and comprehensive traffic‑control staffing. The project is slated to be completed within 180 days under prevailing‑wage requirements and a 17 % MWBE participation goal.
• Core work: edge‑milling, milling, hot‑in‑place recycling, asphalt haul, HBP patching, and multiple marking methods.
• Labor: requires skilled crews complying with Davis‑Bacon prevailing‑wage rates (minimum $16.20 /hr) and a dedicated traffic‑control team.
• Financials: Engineer’s estimate $4.20 M; winning bid $5.04 M, reflecting a ~20 % premium.