Slope stabilization on US 45, 1.2 miles south of Mills Shoals. Includes earth excavation, furnished excavation, tree removal and seeding.
Item: 130
Contract: 78A44
Region/District: 5 / 9
DBE goal: Pending%
VBP goal: Pending%
Federal Project: N/A
Key Routes: FAP 328
Marked Routes: US 45
Sections: 105(SLP-1)
State Jobs: C-99-052-24
Contract specifics:
Slope stabilization on US 45, 1.2 miles south of Mills Shoals. Includes earth excavation (11,122 CU YD), furnished excavation (14,912 CU YD), tree removal (1.300 ACRE), seeding (Class 2 and Class 7, 2.200 ACRE each), nitrogen/phosphorus/potassium fertilizer (198 POUND each), agricultural ground limestone (4.400 TON), mulch method 2 (2.200 ACRE), erosion control blanket (10,648 SQ YD), temporary erosion control seeding (220 POUND), perimeter erosion barrier (2,087 FOOT), stone riprap Class A3 (387 TON), filter fabric (924 SQ YD), portland cement concrete shoulders 8" (667 SQ YD), concrete headwalls for pipe drains (9 EACH), pipe underdrains 4" (200 FOOT), backslope drains type 3 4" (3,550 FOOT), steel plate beam guardrail type A 9 foot posts (400 FOOT), traffic barrier terminal type 1 flared (1 EACH), mobilization (1 L SUM), traffic control and protection (multiple standards), temporary bridge traffic signals (1 EACH), temporary rumble strips (6 EACH), changeable message sign (28 CAL DA), guardrail reflectors type A (5 EACH), rodent shields (9 EACH), traffic signal battery backup system (1 EACH), and trainees training program graduate (500 HOUR).
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Source: Illinois Department of Transportation (solicitation 78A44), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.