Site work and paving for a civil project in Raleigh, North Carolina. Completed plans call for site work for a road / highway; for paving for a road / highway; bridge / tunnel; bridge / tunnel; and water / sewer project.

Bridge #247 Over White Oak Creek on Sr-2555 Contract Id: C204207 WBS: 46040.3.1 County: Durham Length: 0.290 MI Job Type: Grading, Drainage, Paving and Structure A Bid Bond or Bid Deposit in the Amount of 5% of the Total Amount Bid Will Be Required. The Bidder Shall Submit an Electronic Bid Bond With Each Electronic Bid Submittal Unless They Elect to Furnish a Bid Deposit. All Questions Related to Projects During the Advertisement Period Shall Be Emailed to the State Contract Officer at Contractofficer@ncdot.gov. The Minimum Wage for Labor Will Be Shown in the Proposal Form for Federal Aid Projects. Contractor's License: a General Contractor's License Is Required in Order to Submit a Bid on Any Non-federal Aid Project Where the Bid Is $30,000.00 or More, Except for Certain Specialty Work as Determined by the Licensing Board. On Federal Projects, the Appropriate Contractor's License Shall Be Obtained Within 60 Days of Bid Opening. For Additional Information or to Make Application for a License, Visit the Contrator Licensing Board Prequalifying to Bid: All Prospective Bidders Shall Be Prequalified With the Department of Transportation Prior to Submitting a Bid. Contractors Who Are Not Prequalified May Obtain Information and Forms for Prequalifying From the Prequalification Section of the Contract Standards and Development The Department of Transportation Hereby Notifies All Bidders That It Will Affirmatively Ensure That in Any Contract Entered Into Pursuant to This Invitation to Bid, Minority Business Enterprises Will Be Afforded Full Opportunity to Submit Bids in Response to This Invitation and Will Not Be Discriminated Against on the Grounds of Race, Color, Sex, or National Origin in Compensation to This Award. The Right Is Reserved to Reject Any or All Bids. NCDOT - 005 - Grading, Drainage, Paving and Structure