Clay County, FL

County Road 220 Phase 2 – Milling and Resurfacing

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Agency

Clay County

Department

Engineering

Solicitation #

25/26-119

Performance State

FL

Posted

Fri, October 16, 2026

Response Deadline

Mon, November 30, 2026

Description

Clay County Board of County Commissioners is requesting bids from qualified Contractors for CR 220 Phase 2 – Milling and Resurfacing. The project consists of a mill-and-fill operation along County Road 220, including milling approximately one and three-quarter inches (1.75") of existing asphalt pavement and resurfacing with two inches (2") of Asphaltic Concrete SP-12.5, Traffic Level C, in accordance with current Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Standards and Specifications. The project also includes maintenance of traffic, quality control, milling and resurfacing of designated turnouts, pavement markings, daily cleanup, and associated work necessary for a complete project. Work on CR 220 will be performed during nighttime hours between 7:00 p.m. and 5:30 a.m., with access maintained throughout construction. Bidders shall submit all inquiries regarding this RFB in the "Question and Answer" tab of the RFB. See "Inquiries/Questions" in the "Instructions to Bidders" below for more information. Bidders are prohibited from contacting, by any means, whether orally, telephonically, electronically or in writing, any member of the Board, any County employee, including the County Manager, the County Attorney or the Commission Auditor, any member of the designated Evaluation Committee or any agent of the County regarding the Request for Bids in any respect during the Request for Bid Period. The Request for Bid Period during which no contact may occur commences from the date of publication of the notice of a Request for Bids and ends upon a Bid Decision becoming final, i.e. after the notice of bid protest period of 72 hours has expired. However, in the event of a notice of protest, the no contact rule continues in place during the Protest Period and does not end until a resolution of the protest has occurred and become final. The following exceptions exist to the no-contact rule: Inquiries may be submitted to the Purchasing Department if specifically provided in the …

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