WeGo Central Canopy Replacement, Waterproofing and Safety Improvements Rebid

Invitation to Bid (ITB)
Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) requests proposals for the following Services:
ITB # 2026245 – WeGo Central Canopy Replacement, Waterproofing and Safety Improvements Rebid
NO VALUE is/are seeking responses from qualified firms to provide services as described in the ITB. Interested firms may respond to the attached ITB in Adobe (PDF) and for additional information, visit our website at www.wegotransit.com or email Brad.Luallen@nashville.gov
Fax (615)862-6208
Deadline for submitting bids is Friday, April 17, 2026 , 1:00 pm
"Nashville MTA is an equal opportunity, equal access, affirmative action employer."

“This project is funded under a grant contract with the State of Tennessee.”

Central Canopies Project - This project is to remove and replace three existing canopies at WeGo's Central Facility in downtown Nashville. The project requires removal of existing pedestrian hardscape surfaces, removal of two existing canopies, anchoring of new canopies in post tensioned slab, waterproofing, hardscape replacement, erection of three structural steel canopies, power, and low voltage conduits and wiring as shown on the Contract Drawings. Contractor shall supply all labor, equipment and materials for a complete installation as shown.

Two additional elements of the project include waterproofing of drive aisles throughout the WeGo Central Facility which will require close coordination to minimize disruption of the active WeGo Bus Facility. The last element is miscellaneous safety improvements to include bollards, concrete demolition, signage and striping.

Each of these three elements of the project has its own set of drawings:

• Central Canopies -
• Waterproofing -
• Safety Improvements -

Lowest responsive and responsible bidder shall be awarded the Contract.

WeGo's Central Facility in downtown Nashville is the structure where most of the Davidson County Public Bus Service lines originate for outbound and terminate for inbound bus service. This Central Facility named after the first female bus driver in Nashville, is the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center at 400 Dr. M.L.K. Blvd (Charlotte Ave.), Nashville, TN 37219. Part of the facility is on an outdoor elevated deck exposed to the elements. At this location, two outdated existing canopies are located to protect riders from the elements while waiting to board buses. This Central Canopies Project is to remove the existing outdated canopies and replace them with three updated bus shelter canopies including security cameras (by others) and electronic signs (by others).