The City of Seattle is soliciting bids to improve bicycle and pedestrian connections on Highland Park Way SW between W Marginal Way SW and SW Holden St. The scope includes widening the existing asphalt path, installing a downhill protected bicycle lane with concrete barriers, channelization, landscaping, paving, drainage, curb ramps, and associated electrical and rebar work. The project is funded by the Seattle Transportation Levy – Bicycle Safety and has an engineer’s estimate of $1.7‑$1.8 million. Bidders must submit their proposals through the OpenGov portal starting November 4, 2026 and must provide required certifications, WMBE inclusion plans, and a bid guaranty of 5 % of the total bid.
• Location: Highland Park Way SW, Seattle, WA
• Funding: Seattle Transportation Levy – Bicycle Safety
• Estimated cost: $1.7‑$1.8 M
• Scope: Path widening, protected bike lane, concrete barriers, drainage, curb ramps, landscaping, electrical & rebar installation
• Submission: OpenGov portal, bids open Nov 4 2026, 5 % bid bond required
• Mandatory compliance: Washington state public‑works regulations, WMBE inclusion plan, certifications (UBI, insurance, etc.)
• Contact: Miguel Beltran, City Contract Compliance Manager (206‑684‑4525)