Site work and paving for a sidewalk / parking lot in Saint Johns, Michigan. Completed plans call for paving for a sidewalk / parking lot.

Project: City of St. Johns - 2026 Milling and Paving Downtown Streets and Parking Areas Owner: City of St. Johns NORTH CLINTON AVENUE (100 Block through 300 Block) WALKER STREET (100 Block east to Spring Street, 100 Block to Brush Street) HIGHAM STREET (100 Block east to Spring Street, 100 Block to Brush Street) This project consists of reconstruction of 2026 Milling and Paving Downtown Streets and Parking Areas - North Clinton Avenue (100 Block through 300 Block) WALKER STREET (100 Block east to Spring Street, 100 Block to Brush Street) HIGHAM STREET (100 Block east to Spring Street, 100 Block to Brush Street), all within the City of St. Johns: construction shall include milling and paving approximately 135,000 square feet (15,000 square yards) of streets within the City of St. Johns downtown district, removal of four (4) existing brick inlay crosswalks, 18 manhole adjustments, 8 water valve adjustments, pavement markings and the cleanup and restoration and other miscellaneous work items that normally are included with the described work items This work is to be initiated on May 18, 2026 and completed not later than May 29, 2026. The work consists of doing everything required to be performed and providing and furnishing all of the labor, power, materials as described in the Specifications and Drawings, necessary tools and equipment, Workman's Compensation and Property Damage and Public Liability Insurance, superintendence and all utility and transportation services required to complete in a workmanlike manner all the work required. The work required under this contract is located upon sites owned by the Owner and/or rights-of-way obtained by the Owner. The bidder shall base his bid upon his personal information on soils, soil conditions, roadways and working areas, facilities for receiving, transporting, handling, storing and placing materials and equipment and shall base his bid upon his personal knowledge of environment and physical conditions which he may encounter during construction. This personal knowledge must be obtained by the bidder from his own detailed inspection of the proposed construction site together with information such as he shall personally acquire, or obtain from his own observations and investigations The Owner may increase or decrease the scope of work in this project to match funds available. If mutually agreeable, unit prices may be extended into the next construction season for that annual street program, taking into account an annual allowance for the cost of liquid asphalt.