Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements (FHWA)

The City of Seattle is soliciting bids for a federally‑funded Pedestrian Crossing Safety Improvements project under the FHWA Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP). The scope includes sidewalk and pavement removal and restoration, pedestrian islands, curbs, curb ramps, drainage structures, RRFB and traffic signals, signing, channelization, and associated electrical and rebar work across multiple intersections in south‑Seattle. The engineer’s cost estimate is $3.25‑$3.35 million. Bidders must submit a bid guaranty of 5 % of the total bid, comply with federal, state, and local regulations (including FSBE goals, Buy‑America, and wage‑law certifications), and provide detailed subcontractor lists. All bids are to be entered electronically via OpenGov or mailed by USPS. • Location: Various intersections on 15th Ave S, 33rd Ave S, Rainier Ave S, etc., Seattle, WA. • Funding: HSIP FHWA Grant + Transportation Levy Fund (federal). • Estimated construction cost: $3.25‑$3.35 M. • Required certifications: FHWA Form 1273, FSBE participation (13 % goal), Buy‑America, wage‑law, non‑collusion, etc. • Bid guaranty: 5 % of total bid (including sales tax). • Submission method: OpenGov electronic entry or hard‑copy USPS. • Important dates: Bids open 11/04/2026; no deadline listed in the excerpt.