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The Gordon County Board of Commissioners is accepting sealed written bids from qualified contractors for the bridge repair on Slate Mine Road at Pine Log Creek. This project consists of repairing concrete by locating existing reinforcing steel and miscellaneous concrete embedments; saw cutting concrete; removing deteriorated concrete and/or existing patch material; and installing concrete patch material. Work also includes bridge painting (cleaning and repainting beams), adding rip-rap as directed, cleaning and resealing deck joints, and realigning bearings/repairing anchor bolts. All work must be performed in accordance with specifications, plans, and engineering directions.
The project consists of repairing concrete by locating existing reinforcing steel and miscellaneous concrete embedments; saw cutting concrete; removing deteriorated concrete and/or existing patch material; and installing concrete patch material. Work also includes bridge painting (cleaning and repainting beams), adding rip-rap as directed, cleaning and resealing deck joints, and realigning bearings/repairing anchor bolts. The contractor shall dispose of materials from the existing bridge structures. The contractor shall sawcut the existing asphalt overlay. The contractor shall submit for acceptance Shop Drawings containing the proposed repair procedure, sequence of operations, temporary supports, and jacking plan. Shop Drawings should be stamped by a Georgia Professional Engineer; OR, include sufficient details for review and acceptance by the County.
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Source: Georgia Procurement Registry (solicitation PE-66400-NONST-2027-000000017), retrieved via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS). View the official posting , always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.