2026-30 - Pavement Preservation Program (RFP)

Roadway network consisting of approx. 590 paved lanemiles of residential streets, collector corridors, and arterial routes supporting daily travel for residents, business access, freight movement, and emergency services. As pavement ages, oxidation, cracking, moisture intrusion, and traffic loading progressively deteriorate asphalt surfaces, leading to increased maintenance needs and earlier resurfacing cycles. Pavement preservation treatments provide a costeffective method to slow deterioration, extend pavement life, and maintain safe roadway conditions. Strategic preservation investments reduce long-term capital costs, delay major rehabilitation, improve ride quality, and enhance public satisfaction with roadway performance. This solicitation has some or all Local funding, additional requirements may apply. Questions should be addressed to the Procurement Manager in writing by January 9, 2026.