Roosevelt Way Preservation (FHWA)

The City of Seattle is soliciting bids for the Roosevelt Way Preservation Project, a comprehensive roadway rehabilitation spanning Roosevelt Way NE from NE 92nd St to Pinehurst Way NE and onward to 15th Ave NE. The scope includes asphalt overlay, selective concrete panel removal/replacement, base repairs, intersection realignment at NE 113th St, curb‑bulb installations, ADA‑compliant curb ramps, sidewalk removal and restoration, channelization, signage, concrete bike barriers, driveway work, traffic signal upgrades, landscaping, storm‑drain improvements, pedestrian safety enhancements, and associated utility work (rebar and electrical). The federally funded project (FHWA, Seattle Transportation Plan Levy) has an engineer’s estimate of $12.5 M‑$12.8 M. Bids open on November 4 2026, with submission to be made electronically via OpenGov or hard‑copy via USPS. Contractors must comply with federal, state, and city regulations, including Buy‑America, FSBE goals (13 % participation), and a range of certifications (non‑discrimination, labor standards, insurance, etc.). • Location: Seattle, Washington (Roosevelt Way NE corridor) • Funding: Federal Highway Administration & Seattle Transportation Plan Levy • Estimated contract value: $12.5‑$12.8 million • Key work elements: pavement overlay, concrete replacement, intersection redesign, ADA curb ramps, traffic control, storm‑water, landscaping, utility relocation, signal upgrades • Required qualifications: compliance with FHWA 1273 provisions, Buy‑America, FSBE participation, contractor licensing, insurance, and labor standards • Bid submission: electronic via OpenGov or hard‑copy USPS; bid bond 5 % of total bid • Important dates: Bids open November 4 2026 (no explicit closing date provided)