Multi-Award Sign Replacement Projects
Project Information
- Bid Title
- Multi-Award Sign Replacement Projects
- Issuing Agency
- State Government of Minnesota
- Location
- Minnesota
- Published Date
- Jun 12, 2026
- Closing Date
- Jun 18, 2026
- Government Level
- State & Local
- Status
- Closed
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Multi-Award Sign Replacement Projects
Brief Description: MnDOT requests letters of interest for two standalone sign replacement projects. This Pre-qualification announcement will be used to award up to two separate professional/technical contracts. MnDOT anticipates that selected responders (up to two) will be awarded one contract per firm. The letters of interest will be used as a basis to award the remaining contracts for the projects below. It will be MnDOT’s decision how to divide these projects among the successful responders. State Project (SP) 6286-72 (Project A), a standalone sign replacement project along Trunk Highway (TH) 694 between the east junction with TH 35E in Vadnais Heights and TH 94 in Woodbury. The project includes sign replacement within the project limits, including one overhead truss structure and six bridge mounted sign structures, and associated guardrail impacts. SP 2789-201 (Project B), a standalone sign replacement project along TH 394 between Theo Wirth Parkway and Washington Ave in Minneapolis. The project includes sign replacement within the project limits.
Date posted: 06/05/2026
Due date: 06/18/2026- Announcement
- Scope of Work
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Official List
: In order to submit a letter of interest to this project, consultants must be pre-qualified in the following work types:
- 14.63 Signing Plan Design & Special Provisions - Level 3
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SP 6286-72 & SP 2789-201 Sign ReplacementsMnDOT Contract No. 1063259Exhibit C: Specifications, Duties, and Scope of WorkTable of Contents1. Project Overview .................................................................................................................................. 22. Roadway Design Plans and Division S Special Provisions (Source Type 1250)................................... 153. Design Memorandum/Exceptions/Completion of Complete Streets Documentation (Source Type1150) ........................................................................................................................................................... 184. Traffic Control/Staging Plan (Source Type 1254) ............................................................................... 195. Signing Plan (Source Type 1255) ........................................................................................................ 22MnDOT Contract No. 1063259Exhibit C: Specifications, Duties, and Scope of WorkScope of Work1. Project Overview1.1. Independent Contractor1.1.1.The Contractor agrees it is acting in the role of an independent contractor. The Contractor,and its employees and subcontractors, will not be considered employees of the State forany reason. The Contractor acknowledges that it is responsible for its own financial control.The Contractor has negotiated the payment for this contract with the State, which mayresult in a profit or loss for the Contractor. The Contractor also acknowledges that it isresponsible for the behavioral control of itself, its operations, and its staff. The Contractoris solely responsible for determining the means, methods, and sequence of performing thework covered by this contract. The State has included deliverable dates in this contract, notto provide a “sequence” of work but because the State must coordinate these deliverableswith (1) the State’s financial plans, (2) other contracts managed by the State, and (3) workperformed by the State’s own staff. The parties have mutually drafted and agreed upon ascope of work. The level of detail used to describe the work is intended only to establishminimum standards and ensure consistency across the hundreds of projects managed bythe State; the Contractor remains responsible for determining the means and methods ofperforming the work to meet or exceed those requirements. The State will not directlysupervise the Contractor’s work but will provide oversight and monitoring, as required byMinnesota Statutes §16C.08 and 23 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 172.5, to ensurecompliance with the terms, conditions, and specifications of this contract. At the conclusionof this contract, the State will evaluate the Contractor’s performance under this contractfor potential use in future evaluations and selections as required by Minnesota Statutes§16C.08 and 23 CFR Part 172.5.1.2. General Statement of Scope of Work1.2.1. Two separate sign replacement projects (Project A and Project B) are described by thisScope of Work.Project A is State Project (SP) 6286-72, a standalone sign replacement project along Trunk Highway(TH) 694 from TH 35E (east junction) in Vadnais Heights to TH 94 in Woodbury. The project length isapproximately 11.7 miles. The project has a letting date of December 1, 2027.This contract is to prepare the complete construction plan for the project. The primary design workon this project is expected to take place between November 2026 and September 2027.The in-place project limits have approximately 491 standard sign code panels, 61 flat-sheetaluminum design code sign panels, 105 extruded panels, and 129 markers/delineators.The project will require sign structure designs for one Design D overhead sign structure, along withassociated traffic barrier work. Six bridge mounted overhead sign structures will also be replaced,with five of the designs to be performed by the Contractor, and one of the designs to be performedby the State. The signing plan will need to incorporate these designs as details.Eight I-beam structures will need structure elevation designs in the project. These structures will bedesigned by the Contractor.-----------------------Project B is SP 2789-201, a standalone sign replacement project along TH 394 from Theodore2MnDOT Contract No. 1063259Exhibit C: Specifications, Duties, and Scope of WorkWirth Parkway to Washington Ave in Minneapolis. The project length is approximately 2.9 miles.The project has a letting date of October 27, 2027.This contract is to prepare the complete construction plan for the project. The primary design workon this project is expected to take place between September 2026 and August 2027.The in-place project limits have approximately 245 standard sign code panels, 55 flat-sheetaluminum design code sign panels, 110 extruded panels, and 115 markers/delineators.One bridge mounted overhead sign structures will also be replaced, with design to be performed bythe State. The signing plan will need to incorporate these designs as details.-----------------------Sign replacement requirements consist of mainline, ramp, and interchange cross-street signing onand along the project corridor. This includes sign panel overlays or sign panel replacement forextruded sign panels depending on the new sign design and size, replacement flat-sheet aluminumsigns, markers and delineators that are damaged or are greater than five years old as indicated inthe State data (if the data does not indicate an age, the sign will be replaced).The project will use the 2025 version of the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT)Standard Specifications for Construction.Detailed Work DescriptionA. Sign replacement will include the following unless otherwise noted:1.0 Mainline project highway between project limits.1.1 All non-extruded signs, markers, and delineators that are damaged or are greater than fiveyears old as indicated in the State data (if the data does not indicate an age, the sign will bereplaced).1.2 Extruded sign panels will receive sign panel overlays or panel replacements based upondesign needs at each individual location.1.3 Excluded work within project limits:1.3.1 Minnesota LOGO signs are excluded from all work in the project.1.3.2 Snowplow markers, Right of Way markers, Scenic Easement markers, andInfiltration Area markers are excluded from replacement unless otherwiseimpacted by project work.1.3.3 Adopt-A-Highway ways signs are excluded from replacement work. If impacted byproject work, they will be salvaged and installed.2.0 Interchanges with Local Roads:2.1 All ramp signs entering or exiting the project’s mainline trunk highway.2.2 All signs between ramp termini on the crossing roadway.2.3 All stop and yield signs on local legs at the cross-street intersections.2.4 All signs mounted on signal poles and mast arms that are State maintained and/or operated.2.5 All regulatory signing within 25’ of ramp/cross street intersection, which are typically KeepRight, One Way, and Do Not Enter signs.2.6 Any signing in these areas installed by others (to be reviewed to determine if signing shouldbe retained or removed).2.7 All green-background junction and directional guide signs related to the junction with theinterchange. Independent route markers that are outside of the bullets listed above will notbe included in the plan.3.0 Interchanges with non-freeway Trunk Highways (i.e. TH 61):3MnDOT Contract No. 1063259Exhibit C: Specifications, Duties, and Scope of Work3.1 All ramp signs entering or exiting the project’s mainline trunk highway.3.2 Signs along the crossing trunk highway are excluded from replacement, including signalmast arm signs.4.0 System Interchange (Freeway to Freeway) Ramps and Frontage Roads4.1 Gore signs, markers, and delineators along the project mainline highway.4.2 Ramp signs, markers, and delineators for ramps exiting the project trunk highway mainlineuntil ramp joins cross street/highway.5.0 I-beam and Overhead Sign Structure Design5.1 Include structure designs in the plan as determined necessary by the State during projectdevelopment.5.2 For new I-beam structures, the Contractor will provide cross sections of the ground linethat will be used for structure elevation design. See Table 1 for expected I-Beam signstructure design needs (Project A only)Table 1: Project A I-Beam Sign Structure Design NeedsStructureLocationCurrent LegendI694-037Along Southbound (SB) 694 at exit to 10th St N COUNTY 10 10thSt N 45 ArrowI694-030I694-029I694-028I694-023I694-019Along Northbound (NB) 694 at 50th St NAlong SB694 at exit to Eastbound (EB) 36Along EB694 east of TH120Along EB694 west of TH120Along EB694 at exit to White Bear AveMinnesota (MN)36 1/2MN120 1 1/2White Bear Ave3MN36 EastStillwater 45ArrowMN36 1/4COUNTY 14 21/210th St N 5MN120 1/4MN36 1 1/2COUNTY 14 33/4White Bear Ave45 ArrowI694-022Along Westbound (WB) 694 east of McKnight White Bear AveRd3/4 MileNew(Replace Overhead [OH]I694-037)Along NB694 1 mi south of the exit to EB364MN36StillwaterNorth St Paul1 1/2 MILESMnDOT Contract No. 1063259Exhibit C: Specifications, Duties, and Scope of Work5.3 For new bridge-mounted overhead sign structures, the Contractor will provide crosssections of the ground line at the bridge. The Contractor will prepare a structure elevationdrawing for each structure, which will be used for determining sign panel placement on thebridge. The drawing will include all sign panels proposed to be on the new structure. Thedrawing will also include dimensions for panel width and height, distance offset from thecenterline, and distance between overhead sign panels. Label each drawing with the routename/number, the bridge number, and the overcrossing bridge route name/number. SeeTable 2 (Project A) and Table 3 (Project B) for expected bridge-mounted overhead signstructure design needs.Table 2: Project A Bridge-Mounted Overhead Sign Structure Design NeedsStructure BR#LocationActionDesignResponsibilityOH I694-06862822On Bruce VentoTrail bridge overEB 694ReplaceStateOH I694-033OH I694-036OH I694-038OH I694-073OH I694-0718281882804828166282762837On 10th St Nbridge over SB694On Stillwater Rdbridge over SB694On 40th St Nbridge over SB694On TH120(Century Ave)bridge over WB694On McKnight Rdbridge over WB694ReplaceReplaceReplaceReplaceReplaceContractorContractorContractorContractorContractorTable 3: Project B Bridge-Mounted Overhead Sign Structure Design NeedsCurrentLocationBridge ActionDesignStructure ##ResponsibilityOH I394- On 10th St N bridge 27730 ReplaceState114over EB TH 3945.4 The Contractor will design the bridge mounted overhead sign structures listed in Table 2and identified as Consultant Design Responsibility based upon the approved panel designsand structure elevations. Structure designs produced by the Contractor and by the State willbe incorporated into the plan set by the Contractor as details.5.5 See Table 3 for expected overhead Design D Truss design needs (Project A).Table 3: Project A Expected Design D Truss Design Needs5
- Commodity Codes
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- NAICS 236220Commercial and Institutional Building Construction
- NAICS 339950Sign Manufacturing
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