Contract · State & Local

Re-advertisement Crane Creek Greenway Project

Agency: Richland County - Procurement and Contracting Department
Location: Columbia, SC
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Jul 13, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

Timeline

Posted

Jul 13, 2026
Status

Open now

What this contract is for

Agency: Richland County - Procurement and Contracting Department
Location: Columbia, SC
Scope: State & Local

Richland County (the County) is seeking electronic bids from qualified contractors to provide for the Crane Creek Greenway Section B as a part of the Richland County Sales Tax Transportation Improvement Program. The proposed Crane Creek Greenway Section B project consists of combination of concrete pathway, retaining wall structure and boardwalks including two bridges. Bridge A over Smith Branch to be a concrete slab structure capable of carrying heavy construction and maintenance vehicles. Bridge B over Crane Creek to be a pre-engineered pedestrian structure. Project also includes the installation of light poles, park benches, waste receptacles, dog waste stations and emergency call boxes. The total length of the project is 3600 LF beginning at the Columbia Canal headgates and extending northward along the eastern embankment of the Broad River terminating at Crane Creek.

Contract/Solicitation #: RC-811-B-26

Type: Transportation Invitation for Bid

Department: Procurement and Contracting Department

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