ITB 26-139 Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) Resurfacing Project for W. Mustang Blvd from W. Mesa Verde Drive to County Road (CR) 491 (Lecanto Hwy)

Citrus County, Florida (“County”) invites interested parties to submit a Bid/Quote for ITB 26-139 Small County Outreach Program (SCOP) Resurfacing Project for W. Mustang Blvd from W. Mesa Verde Drive to County Road (CR) 491 (Lecanto Hwy) to provide roadway resurfacing and milling Work for W. Mustang Blvd, a two-lane road from W. Mesa Verde Drive to County Road 491, approximately 3,300 feet per lane. This Scope of Work for W Mustang Blvd, a two (2) lane road from W Mesa Verde Dr to CR 491, approximately 3300 feet per lane. The Project will consist of milling 1.5” and then placing a 2” thick lift of FC-12.5 with PG 76-22 polymer binder - Traffic Level C pursuant to the current FDOT Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, FY 2025-26. Asphalt to be provided for Project must be identified on current FDOT Asphalt Mix Design Plant Assignment Sheet and is to be submitted with the bid. Pavement markings and signage are to meet current MUTCD criteria. Deficiencies with regards to the roadway physical characteristics, which are below the standards for FDOT and County, will be corrected as part of this project. Work includes but is not limited to exposing and cleaning edge of existing pavement, milling, paving, temporary and permanent pavement markings, redressing, installing new R.P.M.s, shoulder grading (Contractor is responsible for providing positive drainage away from the roadway surface), sodding, and other items as specified in this Scope of Work. Successful Bidder shall furnish all labor, material, consumables, tools and appropriate equipment necessary to perform all operations and all other work noted in the plans.

Citrus County is a County located on the West Central Coast of the State of Florida. Citrus County is comprised of 8 towns and 2 cities: Beverly Hills, City of Crystal River, Dunnellon, Floral City, Hernando, Holder, Homosassa, Homosassa Springs, City of Inverness, and Lecanto.

The County is governed by a five-member elected Board of County Commissioners (the “BOCC”). The Commissioners are elected to staggered four-year terms of office. The County Administrator serves as the liaison between the BOCC and the citizens of the County and is responsible for administering programs in accordance with the policies established by the BOCC. The County provides a full range of Work including, but not limited to, construction and maintenance of highways and other infrastructure, law enforcement, fire rescue, library services, parks and recreation, human services, building inspection services, water and wastewater utility services, and refuse disposal services. In addition, State statutes require that the County provide financial and operational support (i.e. facilities) to the County’s Constitutional Officers .