Site work and paving for a road / highway in Wyocena, Wisconsin. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Contact: Don Nichols, Construction Manager Phone: (608) 429-2136 Facsimile: (608) 429-3750 E-mail: Donald.Nichols @co.columbia.wi.us Columbia County Highway and Transportation Department hereby requests unit pricing for full-depth asphalt milling, hauling, and offsite disposal at select county road locations including; but not limited to, all costs necessary to complete the work specified. Pricing is to consist of all expenses for satisfactory completion of the work including; but not be limited to, labor, material, equipment, fringe, overhead, direct, indirect, taxes, shipping, delivery, supervision, project management, transport, trucking, removal, loading, hauling, disposal, and all other necessities in order to complete the project in accordance with all specifications, references, and plans. No proposal may be withdrawn for sixty (60) days from date of submission. Contract schedule will vary based on County's prioritization and the coordination of the low bidder's time availability project(s) are to be completed prior to the end of day on September 1, 2022. Columbia County reserves the right to waive any informality, to reject any or all proposals, or to award project in a manner that is most advantageous and satisfactory to the determination of the County. Portions of this project are being partially paid for by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation "Local Road Improvement Program" for County Highway Improvement - Supplemental projects (CHIP-S). The purpose of this project is to remove the existing worn asphalt road surface. The worn asphalt surface will be milled to the existing base, loaded into trucks, hauled offsite to the disposal site, and disposed of in a lawful manner (recycle).Contractor will be responsible for providing milling, loading, hauling, and disposal. County will be responsible for grading, placement of the new mat, installation of gravel shoulder along new surface mat, all grading outside the shoulders and offsetting the original road centerline.