2026 Street Overlay, Micro-surfacing, and Stripping

Background

The City of Neosho, Missouri is seeking bids for the 2026 Street Overlay, Micro-surfacing, and Striping project. This project aims to enhance the road infrastructure by resurfacing specified streets with asphaltic concrete, applying micro-surfacing treatments, and ensuring proper striping. The city emphasizes the importance of maintaining road safety and quality through these improvements.

Work Details

The contractor will be responsible for providing all labor, materials, tools, and equipment necessary for the following tasks: 1. **Street Overlay**: Resurfacing with asphaltic concrete on various streets including Shaw (1,986 ft), Williams Ave (1,550 ft), Ray St North Half (544.97 ft), Ray St Island (40 ft), Ray St South Half (296 ft), N Valley St (321.85 ft), and E Hickory (1,455.85 ft). Total asphalt tonnage for street overlay is estimated at 1,895.93 tons. 2. **Transition Milling**: Estimated at 425 linear feet for streets; edge milling estimated at 726.62 square yards; full milling estimated at 2,885.77 square yards. 3. **Micro-Surfacing**: Application of a polymer-modified emulsion binder with high-quality aggregates to retard raveling and oxidation of pavement surfaces. The micro-surfacing will be applied in single or double passes depending on existing conditions. 4. **Traffic Control**: Installation of necessary barricades and signage to ensure minimal disruption to traffic during construction activities.

Period of Performance

The contractor is required to commence work within ten (10) calendar days after receiving the Notice to Proceed and must complete all work within 180 calendar days from that date.

Place of Performance

All work will be performed within the city limits of Neosho, Missouri.

Bidder Requirements

Bidders must provide proof of compliance with Missouri prevailing wage laws and submit a performance bond if the contract amount exceeds $50,000. Bidders are also required to have completed ten hours of OSHA safety training prior to commencing work. Additionally, bidders must maintain appropriate insurance coverage as specified in the contract documents.