Price due October 20, 20262 days left · Mississippi
The government needs resurfacing of the Natchez Trace Parkway, including ramps, bridges, intersections and parking/pull-off areas, in Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
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We are seeking quotes for resurfacing of the Natchez Trace Parkway, including ramps, bridges, intersections and parking/pull-off areas, in Chickasaw County, Mississippi.
Scope of work: Milling, asphalt overlay, shoulder widening, spot reconstruction, pavement markings, raised profile striping at bridge approaches, and other miscellaneous work.
Project value: Split into multiple work schedules/contract options, with the total expected to fall between $10,000,000 and $12,000,000.
SAM registration: An active SAM registration is required when submitting an offer and at award, along with annual representations and certifications and Form VETS-4212.
Subcontracting plan: Firms other than small business must submit an approved subcontracting plan since the work is expected to exceed $2,000,000.
Bid submission: Sealed bids from all business concerns are accepted, electronic submission is encouraged, and the due date and location appear on SF 1442, Block 13a.
Documents and questions: Bid documents are expected around September 17, 2026 on sam.gov (search 693C73), and questions go to eflhd.contracts@dot.gov.
We read the solicitation documents for this bid (8 documents, 628 pages). Each item shows the file and page it came from. Check the original documents and any addenda before you bid.
How to submit
Electronic bids will be accepted via email only at EFLHD.CONTRACTS@DOT.GOV. (Attachment 3, p. 6)
Bids submitted via external cloud-based file storage services such as OneDrive are addressed in the notice (see page for the restriction). (Attachment 3, p. 6)
Bonds
Standard Form 24, Bid Bond is required if the bid guarantee is a bid bond. Bids received without a valid bid bond will be rejected. (Attachment 3, p. 7)
Performance and payment bond premiums are paid under Section 151 Mobilization and are included in mobilization. (Attachment 3, p. 5)
Licenses and certifications
Bidders must be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) at the time a bid is submitted and at the time of award (FAR 52.204-7). (Attachment 3, p. 4)
Federal contractors and subcontractors must complete the annual VETS-4212 form to be eligible for award. (Attachment 3, p. 5)
Pricing format
Pricing is submitted on the Bid Schedule; review FP subsection 109.05 on direct and indirect payment included under a pay item. (Attachment 3, p. 5)
Forms to return
Standard Form 24, Bid Bond (Pages C-1 through C-4), required if the bid guarantee is a bid bond. (Attachment 3, p. 7)
Scope highlights
Resurfacing the Natchez Trace Parkway, Project MS NP NATR 3F26, MP 226.55 to MP 239.23, Chickasaw County, Mississippi. (Attachment 8, p. 1)
Work includes milling, asphalt overlay, shoulder widening, spot reconstruction, pavement markings, raised profile striping at bridge approaches, and misc work. (Attachment 8, p. 1)
Resurfacing covers ramps, bridges, intersections and parking/pull-off areas. (Attachment 8, p. 1)
Tree removal and bridge or culvert work are limited to August 1 to December 14 or February 16 to May 14 for bat protection. (Attachment 8, p. 1)
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Want to bid it yourself?
You can, and it is free. Go to SAM.gov, search for solicitation 693C73-27-B-000001, and submit before October 20, 2026. You will need your own account on that site and an active SAM.gov registration.