Site work for an industrial development in Pueblo, Colorado. Completed plans call for site work for an industrial development.

Work generally consists of, but is not limited to, all work necessary to crush a total of approximately 40,000 tons of Class V Crushed Gravel for Mountain Shadow Pit and 20,000 tons of Class V Crushed Gravel for Everhart Pit. Contractor may bid on one or both crushing locations. A 5% bid bond shall accompany each bid received. If only one site is bid, the amount of the bid bond shall be based upon that amount. If a bid is submitted for both sites, the amount of the bid bond shall be based on the total of both sites. A Performance Bond, Labor and Materials Payment Bond and Certificates of Insurance (coverage in accordance with the contract documents) will be required of the successful bidder. Performance and Labor Bonds will be based on the total amount awarded to contractor. Bidders may submit their bid electronically to purchasing@pueblocounty.us. Sealed bids may be submitted via U.S. Mail or Courier to Pueblo County Purchasing at the address listed. Bidders wishing to hand-deliver their sealed bid, must call Pueblo County Purchasing at (719) 583-6097 to schedule an appointment prior to delivering their bid. The subject line of the email must read: "Sealed Bid, IFB No. 26-08 - 2026 Gravel Crushing Project". Bids which are received after the time and date stated will not be considered, and any bid so received after the scheduled closing time and date shall be returned to the submitting firm unopened. For electronically submitted bids, the date and time listed in the Outlook Inbox for the above-referenced email address will be the official date and time of when a bid was received. Pueblo County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Minority, small, disadvantaged & women enterprises are encouraged to submit bids. Pueblo County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities or informalities and to award each location to the same or different contractors as best fits the needs of the county.