3804-62 (TH 61=1), SP 038-090-009, SP 038-080-001, SAP 038-030-015 NHPP-HSIP-CRP-TA-STBG 3827(040) In Lake County on TH 61 From 0.42 Miles West of Scenic Dr. to 0.22 Miles East of Park Rd. Grading, Bituminous and Concrete Surfacing, Roundabouts, High Tension Cable Guardrail, Retaining Walls, Signals, Pedestrian Crosswalk Flasher Systems, TMS, Lighting, and ADA Improvements. 2.465 Miles
LOCATED ON T.H. 61 FROM 0.42 MILES WEST OF SCENIC DR. TO 0.22 MILES EAST OF PARK ROAD IN TWO HARBORS.
S.P.: 3804-62
Contract Id: 260116
Call Number: 116
District: 1
County: Lake County, Minnesota
Goals: DBE (DBE 7.40)
Advertised: 09/23/2026
Letting Date: 10/28/2026
Pay Items: 336
Addenda: 2
Bids must be submitted before the letting date and time. See the source links for the official proposal documents.
The project includes grading, bituminous and concrete surfacing, roundabouts, high tension cable guardrail, retaining walls, signals, pedestrian crosswalk flasher systems, TMS, lighting, and ADA improvements on TH 61 from 0.42 miles west of Scenic Dr. to 0.22 miles east of Park Rd. in Two Harbors, Lake County, Minnesota. The contract includes 336 pay items such as vibration monitoring, as-built documentation, quality management (thermal profiling and intelligent compaction), public information management (44 weeks), mobilization, field office, field laboratory, maintenance and restoration of haul roads, and material delivery management system.
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Source: Minnesota Department of Transportation (solicitation 260116), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.