East Marginal Way S Preservation (FHWA)

The City of Seattle is soliciting bids for the “East Marginal Way S Preservation” project, a federally‑funded $10.8 million roadway rehabilitation that includes pavement overlay, spot base repairs, re‑channelization for a protected bike lane and shared‑use path, curb ramps, sidewalks, drainage, signals, street lighting, signing, striping, landscaping, and associated utility work (rebar, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, structural steel). The scope covers demolition of existing pavement, concrete, and structures, extensive excavation, utility verification, installation of new concrete and asphalt pavement, curb and gutter, traffic control devices, signal heads, signage, and a range of landscape and storm‑water improvements. Bids open on 18 Nov 2026 and must be submitted via OpenGov (electronic) or hard‑copy USPS. The contractor must comply with FHWA federal‑aid requirements, Washington State labor and equal‑opportunity rules, and a 13 % FSBE participation goal. The project is expected to be a multi‑month construction effort requiring coordination with multiple trades and agencies. • Location: East Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA (from 1st Ave S to Tukwila city limits) • Funding: FHWA Preservation Grant + local funds • Estimated value: $10.8 M (engineer’s estimate) • Major work categories: demolition, excavation, utility relocation, new pavement (HMA/WMA), curb & gutter, sidewalks, bike‑lane infrastructure, traffic signals, signage, lighting, landscaping, storm‑water controls • Mandatory compliance: Federal‑aid (FHWA 1273), Washington State labor, FSBE 13 % goal, Buy‑America, non‑collusion, wage‑law certifications • Bid submission: OpenGov electronic entry or USPS hard copy; 5 % bid bond required • Pre‑qualification: Must hold Washington State contractor registration, UBI, business license, insurance, and SAM registration.