Pavement Marking Proposal

Location: Maine
Posted: Feb 18, 2026
Due: Apr 7, 2026
Agency: Town of Orono
Type of Government: State & Local
Category:
  • Z - Maintenance, Repair or Alteration of Real Property
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Bid Title: Pavement Marking Proposal
Category: Paving/Road Work
Status: Open
Additional Status Information: No faxed or e-mailed proposals will be accepted. Proposals will be publicly opened on the date and t
Bid Recipient: Orono Town Office Attn: “Pavement Marking Proposal”
Description:

The work to be performed consists of complete pavement marking services for all streets within the Town of Orono. The successful Proposer shall be responsible for all pavement markings such as; center lines, lane lines, skip lines, edge lines, delineating lines, directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, handicapped spaces and words.

Publication Date/Time:
2/18/2026 12:00 AM
Closing Date/Time:
4/7/2026 10:00 AM
Submittal Information:
Sealed proposals delivered to the Town Office are due Tuesday, April 7, at 10:00 AM
Contact Person:
Public Works Director Earl Labonte, elabonte@orono.org
Related Documents:

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Request for Proposals Pavements Markings
I. Background
The Town of Orono requests proposals from qualified and experienced contractors to provide
pavement marking services for all streets located in Orono, Maine for a period of one (1) year,
with a one year optional renewal extension.
The work encompasses routine painting of all arrows, symbols, words, stop bars, crosswalk
blocks, lane lines, center lines, edge lines, delineator lines and handicapped spaces on an annual
basis or as directed by the Town of Orono. The services requested include painting the pavement
markings in accordance with the nationally accepted standards outlined in the Manual on Uniform
Traffic Control Devices and the Maine Department of Transportation, to insure motorist and
pedestrian safety.
II. Submission
To be considered, return the Proposal Form in an envelope clearly marked “Pavement Marking
Proposal” by 10:00 AM, Tuesday April 7th, 2026 to the Town of Orono Town Office, 59 Main
Street, Orono, ME 04473.
No faxed or e-mailed proposals will be accepted. Proposals will be publicly opened on the date
and time stated above.
Submissions must include two (2) hard copies of the following:
1. The Completed Bid Form, as Attached Below.
2. The Completed Schedule of Items with Unit Pricing
3. Materials Submittal Forms for the paint proposed to be used
4. A list of not less than three independent references
5. Proof of Workers Compensation and General Liability insurance
(Insurance Certificate naming the Town of Orono as insured)
6. Any other information the Proposer chooses to demonstrate ability to perform work
adequately.
The Town of Orono reserves the right to reject any and all submissions and waive any
irregularities.
59 Main Street, Orono, Maine 04473 (207) 866- 2556 www.orono.org
The Town of Orono is an equal opportunity employer and service provider that celebrates diversity and
is committed to creating an inclusive environment for our employees and those we serve.
III. Award and Payment
No award will be made at the time of the opening. Basis of award shall include total
cost, quality of references, and proven ability to adequately perform the work. Notice
of award will be made within 30 days of the bid date.
Payment will be based on the actual work performed at the unit pricing rates submitted
on the schedule of items. Quantities shown on the schedule of items are estimated,
actual completed quantities may vary.
IV. Scope of Work
1. General Description
Contract administration will be by the Director of Public Works.
The work to be performed consists of complete pavement marking services for all streets
within the Town of Orono. The successful Proposer shall be responsible for all pavement
markings such as; center lines, lane lines, skip lines, edge lines, delineating lines,
directional arrows, stop bars, crosswalks, handicapped spaces and words.
It shall be the responsibility of the successful Proposer to report, in writing, the quantities
of lines, stop bars, crosswalks, symbols and words painted to the Contract Administrator
on a daily basis.
It is our intention that all requested work be completed by July 24th, 2026. If unable
to fully meet the July 24th deadline, the downtown area crosswalks (RT2 from
Bennoch Road to Westwood, Mill Street downtown area and the Rangeley Road
and Park Street Roundabout must be completed by that date. The remaining areas
must be accomplished by August 25th 2026.
Before work can begin, the contractor must schedule a pre-work meeting
with the Director of Public Works to discuss the included work and provide a
schedule of work.
2. Employees Behavior
All employees of the successful Proposer shall be competent and skilled in the
performance of the work to which they are assigned. Failure or delay in the performance
of the contract due to the inability to obtain competent employees shall constitute default
of the contract and may result in termination.
Employees of the successful Proposer shall not trespass on private property and vehicles
shall not be left standing unattended on public ways or interfere unduly with traffic.
Operations shall be performed as quietly and courteously as possible so as not to create
a nuisance and/or interrupt the operations of adjacent businesses or schools and to
59 Main Street, Orono, Maine 04473 (207) 866- 2556 www.orono.org
The Town of Orono is an equal opportunity employer and service provider that celebrates diversity and
is committed to creating an inclusive environment for our employees and those we serve.
minimize the disruption of traffic. Work zones shall be well marked and protected in the
manner prescribed under the requirements of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control
Devices.
If necessary, the successful Proposer shall adjust their schedules to accommodate work
being performed by the Town.
3.
Specifications:
A.
General:
1. No markings shall be applied for a minimum of thirty days after paving or
unless otherwise directed by the Town of Orono.
2. All pavement lines and markings shall be applied in accordance with the
Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
3. Longitudinal lines placed on tangent roadway segments shall be straight and
true. Longitudinal lines placed on curves shall be continuous smoothly curved
lines consistent with the roadway alignment. All pavement markings placed
shall meet the dimensions and layout as existed in the field prior to the start of
work.
4. Newly painted lines, markings, and curb shall be protected from traffic by the
use of cones, stationary vehicles or other approved methods until the paint is
dry.
5. Crosswalks will be painted according to MDOT square blocks and not ladders.
We will not require you to remove the old ladder paint. The newly painted
crosswalks shall match existing blocks widths.
B.
Preparation of Surface: Immediately before
applying the pavement marking paint to the pavement or curb, the surface shall be dry
and entirely free from dirt, grease, oil or other foreign matter.
the Town of Orono.
Street sweeping shall be performed by
C.
Application:
1. The wet thickness of paint without beads on final pavement lines shall be a
minimum of 16 mils (0.400 mm).
2. Glass beads shall be applied to the final lines, marking, and curb (All Painted
Areas) at the rate of 4.5 pounds per gallon (0.54 kg/L) of paint and in sufficient
quantity to assure complete and uniform coverage of hand painted surfaces.
3. All asphalt surfaces shall have lines painted with an approved latex paint,
meeting the requirements of AASHTO M248 (either type N regular dry traffic
59 Main Street, Orono, Maine 04473 (207) 866- 2556 www.orono.org
The Town of Orono is an equal opportunity employer and service provider that celebrates diversity and
is committed to creating an inclusive environment for our employees and those we serve.
paint, or type F fast dry traffic paint), Federal Specification TT-P-1925D, and
suitable for use on bituminous and Portland Cement concrete pavements.
D.
Removing Lines and Markings: When it is
necessary to remove pavement lines and markings, it shall be done by grinding, high
temperature flame, sand blasting, solvent or other acceptable means. The method
chosen must be capable of completely eradicating the existing line or marking without
damage to the pavement.
59 Main Street, Orono, Maine 04473 (207) 866- 2556 www.orono.org
The Town of Orono is an equal opportunity employer and service provider that celebrates diversity and
is committed to creating an inclusive environment for our employees and those we serve.
Town of
Orono
Schedule of
Items
Estimated Uni
Quantity t Description
56,000 LF 4" Double Yellow Centerline
89,500 LF 4" White Edgeline
2,200 LF 4" Single Yellow Centerline
4,000 LF 4" Single White Lane Divider
4" White or Yellow Parking Lot
6,000 LF Markings
9,400 LF 127 Crosswalks
650 LF Stop Bars
90 EA Parking Lot Arrows
8' Federal Directional Single
70 EA Arrows
8' Federal Directional Double
25 EA Arrows
10 EA Handicap Symbols
4 EA Speed Tables
4 EA Raised Crosswalks
Rangeley Road & Park St
Roundabout markings - MDOT
1 LS Striping Plan attached
TOTAL COST
Unit Price
Subtotal
* Payments to be made based on unit pricing for actual work performed
59 Main Street, Orono, Maine 04473 (207) 866- 2556 www.orono.org
The Town of Orono is an equal opportunity employer and service provider that celebrates diversity and
is committed to creating an inclusive environment for our employees and those we serve.
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