Contract · Federal
CO BR UCPO Blue Mesa Road(1) Blue Mesa Road
TRANSPORTATION, DEPARTMENT OF / FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION Gunnison, CO
- Status Open, no deadline listed
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Scope
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PROJECT NAME: CO BR UCPO Blue Mesa Road(1) Blue Mesa Road Blue Mesa Road is a 1.44-mile corridor located in Gunnison County, CO and provides access to the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) Power Plant and Pine Creek Trailhead recreational activities on the Curecanti National Recreational Area.
SCOPE OF THE WORK Schedule A: Proposed rehabilitation of 0.86 miles to replace existing gravel roadway with asphalt concrete pavement.
Reconstruction/Rehabilitation, as needed, for 0.24 miles of existing asphalt to incorporate raising roadway profile at US 50 intersection, drainage improvements including replacement and/or lining of damaged culverts, relocation of traffic counters, formalize parking area with ADA stalls, signing and striping, ditch reconditioning, rockfall mitigation.
Option X: Proposed rehabilitation of 0.34 miles to replace existing gravel roadway with asphalt concrete pavement from BOR gate to Blue Mesa Power Plant, drainage improvements to include replacement of damaged culverts, signing and striping, ditch reconditioning, installation of 6” electrical conduit for purposes of future automatic gate installation.
Option Y: Proposed 6-inch electric conduit installation and 2 ft x 2 ft max trenching for 2,215 LF miles from the electric security gate to The Blue Mesa Power Plant.
Conduit will provide future access for BOR to provide electric connection to security gate.
PRINCIPAL WORK ITEMS: Schedule A: 15225-0000 Slope, Reference, and Clearing and Grubbing Control: 1.051 MILE 20301-1900 Removal of Pipe Culvert: 5 EACH 20401-0000 Roadway Excavation: 1,500 CU YD 30201-2000 Roadway Aggregate, Method 2: 2,500 CU YD 30302-1000 Ditch Reconditioning: 3,280 LN FT 40301-0100 Asphalt Concrete Pavement, Type 1: 2...
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est. $95K-$1.1M
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Timeline
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
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Status
Open now
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