What the city is buying
by RFPFinder from the notice and attachments; the solicitation governsThe City of Sandy Springs seeks sidewalk trip hazard removal services using specialized horizontal saw-cutting to create level transitions and improve ADA accessibility. This is a sole-source contract awarded to Georgia Safe Sidewalks based on exclusive patented equipment authorization.
Scope
- Removal of sidewalk vertical displacements using patented Precision Concrete Cutting method
- ADA-compliant trip hazard remediation with horizontal saw-cutting process
How to get the bid documents
- Download the 1 document below (no portal account needed)
- Check the submission requirements in the compliance checklist
- Submit as the notice directs before 12:00 PM ET on Oct 20
Details
- Place of performance
- Georgia
- Buyer type
- City
- Notice type
- Non-State Agency
- Solicitation no.
- PE-66098-NONST-2027-000000154
- Estimated value
- $75K from attachment p.1
- Approved sources
- Georgia Safe Sidewalks from attachment p.1
- Local presence
- Not required
- Amendments
- None since Oct 15
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Key dates
Change log
verified Fri, Oct 16 · 2:16 PM ETNo amendments since posting on Thu, Oct 15; verified Fri, Oct 16 · 2:16 PM ET.
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Notice as published
Georgia Safe Sidewalks Sidewalk Trip Hazard Removal Services
The City of Sandy Springs is seeking sidewalk trip hazard removal services to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility along City sidewalks. The project includes the removal of identified vertical displacements using Georgia Safe Sidewalks' specialized horizontal saw-cutting process to create smooth, level transitions between concrete panels in accordance with applicable ADA accessibility standards.
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