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CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
CONTRACTOR’S BID FOR PUBLIC WORK
CHECKLIST FOR BIDDERS
From time to time the South Bend Board of Public Works finds it necessary to reject a bid because
it does not comply with statutory requirements. In preparing your bid, please use the following
checklist in order to make sure that your bid is done in the proper manner.
Proper bid security included. The bidder has the option of providing either a Certified Check
or Bid Bond.
Bid prepared on the City of South Bend Contractor’s Bid for Public Work Form, completely
executed.
Contractor’s Non-Collusion and Non-Debarment Affidavit, Certification Regarding Investments
with Iran, Employment Eligibility Verification, Non-Discrimination Commitment, and
Certification of use of United States Steel Products or Foundry Products.
Proof of M/WBE Utilization Plans [MBE-1.0 and WBE-1.0]. Also provide Evidence of Good
Faith Efforts Forms [MBE-2.0 and WBE-2.0] and M/WBE Contacted Forms [MBE-2.1 and
WBE-2.1].
Acknowledge Receipt of _____ Addendum(s) included with the bid.
All required additional information is included with the bid.
Proposal statements and other affidavits all signed by the proper party with name either
printed or typed underneath signature.
This checklist submitted with the Bid.
This checklist is provided for bidder’s use in assuring compliance with required
documentation; however, it does not include all specifications requirements and does not
relieve the bidder of the need to read and comply with the specifications.
Bidder: Date:
By Authorized Representative:
Signature:
Print Name & Title:
Project Name Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Project No. 119-047
For Bids Due November 12, 2025
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CITY OF SOUTH BEND, INDIANA
CONTRACTOR’S BID FOR PUBLIC WORK
Project Name Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Project No. 119-047
For Bids Due November 12, 2025
PART I
(Must be completed for all bids. Please type or print)
Date: Bidder (Firm):
Address:
City/State/Zip: Telephone Number: ( )
Email Address:
Agent of Bidder (if Applicable):
Pursuant to notices given, the undersigned offers to furnish labor and/or material necessary to complete the
public works project of:
the City of South Bend, Indiana, in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by:
and dated for the sum of (enter the Total Bid as shown on the Proposal)
($ 442,077.25 )
(Enter sum of Total Base Bid plus Alternates shown on Proposal) (Numerical)
The undersigned further agrees to furnish a bond or certified check with this bid for an amount specified in
the notice of the letting. If alternative bids apply, the undersigned submits a proposal for each in accordance
with the notice. Any addendums attached will be specifically referenced at the applicable page.
If additional units of material included in the contract are needed, the cost of units must be the same as that
shown in the original contract if accepted by the City of South Bend. If the bid is to be awarded on a unit
basis, the itemization of the units shall be shown on a separate attachment.
ACCEPTANCE
The above bid is accepted this day of 20
Subject to the following conditions:
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
President
Members
By
(Signature)
(Printed Name of Person Signing)
Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements Project No. 119-047
Jones Petrie Rafinski
January 3, 2025
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II. PRE-QUALIFICATION CHECKLIST (FOR BIDDERS THAT ARE NOT PRE-QUALIFIED)
(a) Acknowledgements:
(i) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge that I am not a pre-qualified bidder
with the City of South Bend.
(ii) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge that the City reserves the right to
request supplemental information, additional verification of any information
provided, and may also conduct random inquiries of my current and prior
customers. The City reserved the right to utilize all information provided in this
submission and all information obtained in inquiries or requests to determine if a
bidder is responsive and responsible. Additionally, I acknowledge that all
information provided to the City shall be regarded as public records.
(iii) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge that copies of all Applicable
apprenticeship certificates or standards for training programs applicable to the
work performed on the project may be requested at any time and shall be furnished
upon request.
(iv) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge and ensure that I and all sub-
contractors, from whom I have accepted a bid and/or intend to hire to perform work
on the public work project, are properly licensed. Furthermore, I acknowledge my
understanding that it is my responsibility to ensure that all sub-contractors have
the necessary licenses to undertake the work called for in this bid. If a sub-
contractor loses their license at any point, it is the responsibility of that sub-
contractor to notify the City.
(v) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge that apprenticeship and training
programs that I participate in have graduated at least five (5) apprentices in each
of the past five (5) years.
(vi) ___ By checking this box, I hereby acknowledge that all subcontractors performing
work greater than $250,000 also meet the qualifications of the Responsible Bidder
Ordinance.
(b) Attachments:
(i) ___ Indiana Secretary of State’s on-line records (ie. Business verification) dated within
sixty (60) days of the submission of said document showing that business is in
existence, current with the Indiana Secretary of State’s Business Entity Report,
and eligible for a certificate of good standing. (Not applicable to individuals, sole
proprietors or partnerships).
(ii) ___ List identifying all former business names.
(iii) ___ Any determinations by a court or governmental agency any violations of federal
state, or local laws including, but not limited to, violations of contracting or antitrust
laws, tax or licensing laws, environmental laws, Occupational Safety and Health
Act (OSHA), or federal Davis-Bacon and related Acts, within the preceding five (5)
years.
(iv) ___ Statement about staffing capabilities, including labor sources. This statement
indicates and ensures I have sufficient employees on staff to complete the work I
am bidding on OR outlines how I intend to meet the staffing needs of the work.
(v) ___ Statement that individuals who will perform work on the public work project on my
behalf will be properly classified as an employee or as an independent contractor
under all applicable state and federal laws and local ordinances.
(v) ___ For every project, submit evidence of participation in apprenticeship and training
programs, applicable to the work to be performed on the project, which are
approved by and registered with the United States Department of Labor’s Office of
Apprenticeship, or its successor organization. This includes, but may not be limited
to, letters from apprenticeship coordinators detailing the bidder’s association with
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the program, and the United States Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship
Certificates of Registration of Apprenticeship Programs for each type of work to be
performed on the project.
(vi) ___ Copy of a written plan for employee drug testing that covers all of my employees
who will perform work on the public work project and meets or exceeds the
requirements set forth in IC 4-13-18-5 or IC 4-13-18-6.
(vii) ___ Evidence that I am utilizing a surety company which is on the Bureau of Fiscal
Service “Department of Treasury’s Listing of Approved Sureties” as required in the
bid specifications or contract.
(viii) ___ Written statement of any federal, state or local tax liens or tax delinquencies owed
to any federal, state or local taxing body in the preceding three years.
(ix) ___ List of projects of similar size and scope of work performed in all areas, including
the State of Indiana, within three (3) years prior to the date on which the bid is due.
Date: ___________________________________________
________________________________________________
(Sign Here)
________________________________________________
(Print Name Here)
________________________________________________
(Name of Company)
________________________________________________
(Address of Company)
________________________________________________
(City)
________________________________________________
(State)
________________________________________________
(Telephone Number)
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When the prospective Contractor is unable to certify to any of the statements below, it shall attach an explanation to this Affidavit.
CONTRACTOR’S NON-COLLUSION AND NON-DEBARMENT AFFIDAVIT, CERTIFICATION
REGARDING INVESTMENT WITH IRAN, EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION, NON-
DISCRIMINATION COMMITMENT AND CERTIFICATION OF USE OF UNITED STATES STEEL
PRODUCTS OR FOUNDRY PRODUCTS
(Must be completed for all quotes and bids. Please type or print)
STATE OF ___________ )
) SS:
COUNTY )
The undersigned Contractor, being duly sworn upon his/her/its oath, affirms under the penalties of perjury
that:
1. Contractor has not, nor has any other member, representative, or agent of the firm, company,
corporation or partnership represented by him, entered into any combination, collusion or agreement with
any person relative to the price to be bid by anyone at such letting nor to prevent any person from bidding
nor to induce anyone to refrain from bidding, and that this bid is made without reference to any other bid and
without any agreement, understanding or combination with any other person in reference to such bidding.
Contractor further says that no person or persons, firms, or corporation has, have or will receive directly or
indirectly, any rebate, fee, gift, commission or thing of value on account of such sale; and
2. Contractor certifies by submission of this proposal that neither contractor nor any of its principals
are presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from
participation in this transaction by any Federal department or agency; and
3. Contractor has not, nor has any successor to, nor an affiliate of, Contractor, engaged in
investment activities in Iran.
a. For purposes of this Certification, “Iran” means the government of Iran and any agency
or instrumentality of Iran, or as otherwise defined at Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-5, as
amended from time-to-time.
b. As provided by Ind. Code § 5-22-16.5-8, as amended from time-to-time, a Contractor
is engaged in investment activities in Iran if either:
i. Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, provides goods or services of twenty
million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in value in the energy sector of Iran;
or
ii. Contractor, its successor or its affiliate, is a financial institution that extends
twenty million dollars ($20,000,000) or more in credit to another person for
forty-five (45) days or more, if that person will (i) use the credit to provides
goods and services in the energy sector in Iran; and (ii) at the time the
financial institution extends credit, is a person identified on list published by
the Indiana Department of Administration.
4. Contractor does not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain any
employee or contract with a person that the Contractor subsequently learns is an unauthorized alien.
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Contractor agrees that he/she/it shall enroll in and verify the work eligibility status of all of Contractor’s
newly hired employees through the E-Verify Program as defined by I.C. 22-5-1.7-3. Contractor’s
documentation of enrollment and participation in the E-Verify Program is included and attached as part of
this bid/quote; and
5.Contractor shall require his/her/its subcontractors performing work under this public contract to
certify that the subcontractors do not knowingly employ or contract with an unauthorized alien, nor retain
any employee or contract with a person that the subcontractor subsequently learns is an unauthorized alien,
and that the subcontractor has enrolled in and is participating in the E-Verify Program. The Contractor agrees
to maintain this certification throughout the term of the contract with the City of South Bend, and understands
that the City may terminate the contract for default if the Contractor fails to cure a breach of this provision
no later than thirty (30) days after being notified by the City.
6.Persons, firms, partnerships, corporations, associations, or joint venturers awarded a contract by the
City of South Bend through its agencies, boards, or commissions shall not discriminate against any employee
or applicant for employment in the performance of a City contract with respect to hire, tenure, terms,
conditions, or privileges of contract or employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to contracting
or employment because of race, sex, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, gender expression, gender
identity, sexual orientation, or due to age or disability that does not affect that person's ability to perform the
work.
In awarding contracts for the purchase of work, labor, services, supplies, equipment, materials, or any
combination of the foregoing including, but not limited to, public works contracts awarded under public
bidding laws or other contracts in which public bids are not required by law, the City, its agencies, boards,
or commissions will consider the Contractor’s good faith efforts to obtain participation by those
subcontractors certified by the State of Indiana as a Minority Business (“MBE”) or as a Women’s Business
Enterprise (“WBE”) as a factor in determining the lowest, responsible, responsive bidder.
Contractors seeking the award of a City contract cannot be required to award a subcontract to an MWBE;
however, they may not unlawfully discriminate against said MBE/WBE. On goal-eligible contracts,
Contractors are required to either meet both MBE and WBE utilization goals or demonstrate that the
Contractor has made good faith efforts to obtain participation from MBE and WBE subcontractors. A finding
of noncompliance or a discriminatory practice shall prohibit that Contractor from being awarded a City
contract for a period of one (1) year from the date of such determination, and such determination may also
be grounds for terminating the contact to which the discriminatory practice or noncompliance pertains.
7. The undersigned Contractor agrees that the following nondiscrimination commitment shall be made
a part of any contract which it may henceforth enter into with the City of South Bend, Indiana or any of its
agencies, boards or commissions.
Contractor agrees not to discriminate against or intimidate any employee or applicant for employment in the
performance of this contract with privileges of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to
employment, because of race, religion, color, sex, gender expression, gender identity, sexual orientation,
handicap, national origin or ancestry. Breach of this provision may be regarded as material breach of
contract.
I, the undersigned bidder or agent as contractor on a public works project, understand my statutory
obligations to the use of steel products or foundry products made in the United States (I.C. 5-16-8-1). I hereby
certify that I and all subcontractors employed by me for this project will use steel products or foundry
products made in the United States on this project if awarded. I understand I have an affirmative duty to
notify the City in my bid that my proposal does not include the use of steel products or foundry products
made in the United States. I understand it is my sole obligation and responsibility to provide a justification
to the City, subject to review and approval, why the cost of United States made steel or foundry products is
unreasonable. Prior to award and upon submission of bid which does not use steel products or foundry
products made in the United States, the City, through its director of public works, shall make a determination
if the price of United States made steel or foundry is unreasonable. I understand that violations hereunder
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PART II
(For projects of $100,000 or more – IC 36-1-12-4)
These statements to be submitted under oath by each bidder with and as part of his/her/its bid.
Attach additional pages for each section as needed.
SECTION I EXPERIENCE QUESTIONNAIRE
1. Attach information regarding projects your organization has completed for the period of one
(1) year prior to the date of the current bid.
2. Attach a listing of public works projects currently in process of construction by your
organization.
3. Attach information regarding any failure to complete any work awarded to you and the
location thereof.
4. Attach references from private firms for which you have performed work.
SECTION II PLAN AND EQUIPMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
1. Attach an explanation of your plan or layout for performing proposed work. (Examples could
include a narrative of when you could begin work, complete the project, number of workers,
etc. and any other information which you believe would enable the City of South Bend to
consider your bid.)
2. Attach a listing of the names and addresses of all subcontractors (i.e. persons or firms outside
your own firm who have performed part of the work) that you have used on public works
projects during the past five (5) years along with a brief description of the work done by each
subcontractor.
3. If you intend to sublet any portion of the work, attach the name and address of each
subcontractor, equipment to be used by the subcontractor, and whether you will require a
bond. However, if you are unable to currently provide a listing, please understand a listing
must be provided prior to contract approval. Until the completion of the proposed project, you
are under a continuing obligation to immediately notify the City of South Bend in the event that
you subsequently determine that you will use a subcontractor on the proposed project.
4. Attach a listing of equipment you have available to use for the proposed project.
5.Have you entered into contracts or received offers for all materials which substantiate the
prices used in preparing your proposal? If not, attach an explanation for the rationale used
which would corroborate the prices listed.
SECTION III CONTRACTOR’S FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Attachment of bidder’s financial statement is mandatory. Any bid submitted without said
financial statement as required by statute shall thereby be rendered invalid. The financial
statement provided hereunder to the City of South Bend awarding the contract must be specific
enough in detail so that said City of South Bend can make a proper determination of the bidder’s
capability for completing the project if awarded.
Yes
BID/PROPOSAL CITY OF SOUTH BEND
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Project Number: 119-047
For Bids Due: November 12, 2025
Contractor Name:
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BASE BID
Item No. Description Qty Unit Unit Price Total Amount
1 CONSTURCTION ENGINEERING 1 LS
2 MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION 1 LS
3 LIGHT POLE FOUNDATION REMOVAL 1 EA
4 LIGHT STANDARD, TYPE B 1 EA
5 LIGHT STANDARD, TYPE D 1 EA
6 LIGHT STANDARD, REPLACEMENT TYPE A 15 EA
7 LIGHT STANDARD, LED UPGRADE TYPE E 23 EA
8 LIGHT STANDARD, LED UPGRADE TYPE F 15 EA
9 LIGHT POLE FOUNDATION 1 EA
10 NO. 2 WIRE 8994 LFT
11 NO. 4 WIRE 4340 LFT
12 NO. 6 WIRE 4304 LFT
13 NO. 8 WIRE 2111 LFT
14 NO. 12 WIRE 490 LFT
15 CONDUIT, PVC, SCHD 80, 4 IN 60 LFT
16 CONDUIT, PVC, SCHD 80, 2 IN 3645 LFT
17 PULL BOX 2 EA
18 TESCO CABINET W/SINGLESERVICE FNDTN, ETC. 2 EA
19 MAINTAINING TRAFFIC 1 LS
BASE BID TOTAL
$ 10,000.00 $ 10,000.00
$ 34,500.00 $ 34,500.00
$ 725.00 $ 725.00
$ 6,500.00 $ 6,500.00
$ 13,500.00 $ 13,500.00
$ 2,100.00 $ 31,500.00
$ 2,900.00 $ 66,700.00
$ 2,900.00 $ 43,500.00
$ 5,000.00 $ 5,000.00
$ 5.75 $ 51,715.50
$ 4.00 $ 17,360.00
$ 3.00 $ 12,912.00
$ 2.25 $ 4,749.75
$ 12.00 $ 43,740.00
$ 2,200.00 $ 4,400.00
$ 37,300.00 $ 37,300.00
$ 384,102.25
BID/PROPOSAL CITY OF SOUTH BEND
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Project Number: 119-047
For Bids Due: November 12, 2025
Contractor Name:
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ALTERNATE #1
Item No. Description Qty Unit Unit Price Total Amount
1 LIGHT STANDARD, TYPE C 3 EA
2 LIGHT POLE FOUNDATION 3 EA
3 NO. 4 WIRE 2400 LFT
4 NO. 8 WIRE 1200 LFT
5 CONDUIT, PVC, SCHD 80, 2 IN 1200 LFT
ALTERNATE #1 TOTAL
Bidder (Firm):
Address:
City/State/Zip: Telephone Number: ( )
By
(Signature)
(Printed Name of Person Signing)
$ 6,500.00 $ 19,500.00
$ 4.00 $ 9,600.00
$ 2.25 $ 2,700.00
$ 3,925.00 $ 11,775.00
$ 12.00 $ 14,400.00
$ 57,975.00
CITY OF SOUTH BEND
MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM MBE-1.0
MBE UTILIZATION PLAN
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This completed form should be supplied with Bids that pertain to City of South Bend Public Works Projects involving MBE participation. It is the bidder’s sole responsibility to verify whether any listed minority-owned business meets the MBE qualifications.
***Goals should be calculated based on the Base Bid only.***
***Goals should be calculated based on the Base Bid only.***
Project Number: 119-047 Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder: Total Bid Amount: MBE Goal: 1.13
Page_______of___ ____
Name & Address of MBE Primary Contact Person (Name/Telephone) Scope of Work to be Performed (Attach scope/schedule if you need additional space) Dollar Amount of MBE Component
Percentage
of Total
Bid/Proposal
Submitted by:
Print Name Signature Date
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MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM WBE-1.0
WBE UTILIZATION PLAN
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This completed form should be supplied with Bids that pertain to City of South Bend Public Works Projects involving WBE participation. It is the bidder’s sole responsibility to verify whether any listed woman-owned business meets the WBE qualifications.
***Goals should be calculated based on the Base Bid only.***
***Goals should be calculated based on the Base Bid only.***
Project Number: 119-047 Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder: Total Bid Amount: WBE Goal: 4.35
Page_______of___ ____
Name & Address of WBE Primary Contact Person (Name/Telephone) Scope of Work to be Performed (Attach scope/schedule if you need additional space) Dollar Amount of WBE Component
Percentage
of Total
Bid/Proposal
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CITY OF SOUTH BEND
MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM MBE-2.0
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
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This completed form should be included as part of the Bids documents related to City of South Bend Public
Works Projects requiring Good Faith Efforts to obtain MBE participation.
Project Number: 119-047 Date:
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder:
Contact Person: Telephone:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Email:
To determine whether a bidder has demonstrated good faith efforts to reach the MBE utilization goals set forth in
the City of South Bend Public Works Project Specifications, the City and its agencies, boards, or commissions,
REQUIRE ALL of the following Good Faith Efforts as listed in the table below*:
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
MBE LIST(S): The bidder reviewed 1) the City of South Bend’s Minority and Women Business Enterprise
Inclusion Program Plan; 2) the list of certified MWBEs provided by the City; and 3) the Indiana Department
of Administration list of Minority and Women Owned Businesses (both certified and non-certified) found
at: http://www.in.gov/idoa/.
GOOD FAITH EFFORTS TO OBTAIN MBE PARTICIPATION
The bidder shall initial each item below, as evidence of its good faith efforts to obtain MBE participation
in the awarded contract.
I affirm that I reviewed the City of South Bend’s Minority and Women Business Enterprise
Inclusion Program Plan and the Indiana Department of Administration’s certified list of
Indiana Minority and Women Business Enterprises, found on their website
(http://www.in.gov/idoa).
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to select portions of the contract work to be
performed by MWBEs, including, where appropriate, breaking out contract work items into
economically feasible units to facilitate MBE participation.
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to solicit through all reasonable and available
means the interest of all MBEs in the scopes of work of the contract.
I affirm that I attended all pre-bid meetings scheduled by the City of South Bend to inform
MBEs of contracting and subcontracting opportunities.
I affirm that I advertised in general circulation and/or trade association publications
concerning subcontract opportunities and allowed MBEs reasonable time to respond to
such advertisements.
I affirm that I performed any and all necessary steps to provide written notices in a manner
reasonably calculated to inform MBEs of subcontracting opportunities and allowed
sufficient time for MBEs to participate effectively.
I affirm that I followed up on initial solicitations with interested MBEs.
I affirm that I negotiated with interested MBEs in good faith, including providing such MBEs
with adequate information about the plans, specifications and other requirements of the
subcontract.
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to assist interested MBEs in obtaining bonding,
lines of credit, or insurance as required by the City or the bidder, where appropriate.
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MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM MBE-2.0
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I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to assist interested MBEs in obtaining necessary
equipment, supplies, materials, or related assistances or services, where appropriate.
I affirm that I did not reject any MBEs as unqualified without sound business reasons based
on a thorough investigation of their capabilities.
CONTRACT RECORDS: The bidder has maintained the following records for each MBE that has bid on
the subcontracting opportunity:
1. Name, address, and telephone number;
2. A description of information provided by the bidder or subcontractor; and
3. A statement of whether an agreement was reached, and if not, why not, including any reasons for
concluding that the MBE was unqualified to perform the job.
*Proper demonstration of Good Faith Efforts requires your initials next to all of the above boxes. Any
omissions shall be considered grounds for rejection of the bid by the Board of Public Works. The City of
South Bend reserves the right to request additional information.
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MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM WBE-2.0
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
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This completed form should be included as part of the Bids documents related to City of South Bend Public
Works Projects requiring Good Faith Efforts to obtain MWBE participation.
Project Number: 119-047 Date:
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder:
Contact Person: Telephone:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Email:
To determine whether a bidder has demonstrated good faith efforts to reach the WBE utilization goals set forth in
the City of South Bend Public Works Project Specifications, the City and its agencies, boards, or commissions,
REQUIRE ALL of the following Good Faith Efforts as listed in the table below*:
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
WBE LIST(S): The bidder reviewed 1) the City of South Bend’s Minority and Women Business Enterprise
Inclusion Program Plan; 2) the list of certified MWBEs provided by the City; and 3) the Indiana Department
of Administration list of Minority and Women Owned Businesses (both certified and non-certified) found
at: http://www.in.gov/idoa/.
GOOD FAITH EFFORTS TO OBTAIN WBE PARTICIPATION
The bidder shall initial each item below, as evidence of its good faith efforts to obtain WBE participation
in the awarded contract.
I affirm that I reviewed the City of South Bend’s Minority and Women Business Enterprise
Inclusion Program Plan and the Indiana Department of Administration’s certified list of
Indiana Minority and Women Business Enterprises, found on their website
(http://www.in.gov/idoa).
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to select portions of the contract work to be
performed by WBEs, including, where appropriate, breaking out contract work items into
economically feasible units to facilitate WBE participation.
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to solicit through all reasonable and available
means the interest of all WBEs in the scopes of work of the contract.
I affirm that I attended all pre-bid meetings scheduled by the City of South Bend to inform
WBEs of contracting and subcontracting opportunities.
I affirm that I advertised in general circulation and/or trade association publications
concerning subcontract opportunities and allowed WBEs reasonable time to respond to
such advertisements.
I affirm that I performed any and all necessary steps to provide written notices in a manner
reasonably calculated to inform WBEs of subcontracting opportunities and allowed
sufficient time for WBEs to participate effectively.
I affirm that I followed up on initial solicitations with interested WBEs.
I affirm that I negotiated with interested WBEs in good faith, including providing such WBEs
with adequate information about the plans, specifications and other requirements of the
subcontract.
I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to assist interested WBEs in obtaining bonding,
lines of credit, or insurance as required by the City or the bidder, where appropriate.
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MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM WBE-2.0
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH EFFORTS
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I affirm that I have made good faith efforts to assist interested WBEs in obtaining
necessary equipment, supplies, materials, or related assistances or services, where
appropriate.
I affirm that I did not reject any WBEs as unqualified without sound business reasons
based on a thorough investigation of their capabilities.
CONTRACT RECORDS: The bidder has maintained the following records for each WBE that has bid on
the subcontracting opportunity:
1. Name, address, and telephone number;
2. A description of information provided by the bidder or subcontractor; and
3. A statement of whether an agreement was reached, and if not, why not, including any reasons for
concluding that the MWBE was unqualified to perform the job.
*Proper demonstration of Good Faith Efforts requires your initials next to all of the above boxes. Any
omissions shall be considered grounds for rejection of the bid by the Board of Public Works. The City of
South Bend reserves the right to request additional information.
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CITY OF SOUTH BEND
MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM MBE-2.1
MBE CONTACTED
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This completed form should be supplied with Bids that pertain to City of South Bend Public Works Projects
requiring Good Faith Efforts to contact MBEs. It is the bidder’s sole responsibility to verify whether any listed
minority-owned business meets the MBE qualifications. Attach additional pages if necessary.
PAGE_______OF________
Project Number: 119-047 MBE Participation Goal 1.13
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder:
By:
(Signature) (Title) (Date)
MBE Firm
Owner or Contact at MBE Firm
Telephone: Fax:Email:
TYPE OF WORK SOLICITED FOR THIS PROJECT:
RESULTS OF CONTACT WITH THE MBE FIRM:
MBE Firm
Owner or Contact at MBE Firm
Telephone: Fax: Email:
TYPE OF WORK SOLICITED FOR THIS PROJECT:
RESULTS OF CONTACT WITH THE MBE FIRM:
Apex Consulting & Surveying, Inc.
nana@apexsurveying.net
Construction Staking
Quote received
Nana Opoku
260-755-5993
CITY OF SOUTH BEND
MINORITY AND WOMEN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE INCLUSION PROGRAM PLAN
FORM MBE-2.1
WBE CONTACTED
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This completed form should be supplied with Bids that pertain to City of South Bend Public Works Projects
requiring Good Faith Efforts to contact WBEs. It is the bidder’s sole responsibility to verify whether any listed
woman-owned business meets the WBE qualifications. Attach additional pages if necessary.
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Project Number: 119-047 WBE Participation Goal 4.35
Project Name: Dylan Drive Lighting Improvements
Bidder:
By:
(Signature) (Title) (Date)
WBE Firm
Owner or Contact at WBE Firm
Telephone: Fax: Email:
TYPE OF WORK SOLICITED FOR THIS PROJECT:
RESULTS OF CONTACT WITH THE WBE FIRM:
WBE Firm
Owner or Contact at WBE Firm
Telephone: Fax: Email:
TYPE OF WORK SOLICITED FOR THIS PROJECT:
RESULTS OF CONTACT WITH THE WBE FIRM:
Indiana Sign & Barricade
Amy Zakutansky
317-377-8000 azakutansky@indianasb.com
Traffic Control
No response
State Barricading, Inc.
574-287-2078
Traffic Control
statebarricade1@aol.com
Mary Michalski
Quote received
Adam Ranck
To Whom It May Concern,
J. Ranck Electric, Inc. (JRE) has an ongoing commitment to safeguarding the health and safety of its
workforce and ensuring a safe working environment for all employees. However, in 2024, JRE
received flve citations from MIOSHA. These occurrences and corrective actions will be discussed
as requested for clariflcation as follows.
Event #1 Description:
On February 27, 2024, MIOSHA conducted an inspection and found JRE was in full compliance with
MIOHSA regulations excluding an alleged non-compliance with certain procedural aspects in
handling silica dust. These violations were upheld due to failure to respond to the appeal notice.
Paperwork was mailed to JRE, but the response deadline was missed. Through testing the same
scope of work, JRE can prove employees were not at any risk for silica dust exposure. Following the
inspection, three violations were cited:
• Citation 1, Item 1A - “Serious” for violation of standard 1926.1153(c)(1), with a penalty of
$3,500.
• Citation 1, Item 1B - “Serious” for violation of standard 1926.1153(d)(2)(i), with no associated
penalty.
• Citation 2, Item 2A - “Serious” for violation of standard 1926.1153(g)(1), with a penalty of
$3,500.
Event #1 Corrective Action:
Since the inspection, JRE has implemented updated safety protocols for the task in question,
ensuring that silica dust exposure is not only compliant with MIOSHA standards, but is now
managed in a way that exceeds these standards. We have directed the use of enclosed cabs, with a
flltration system, for all equipment being used when silica dust exposure is a potential risk to
employees. Following the inspection JRE also purchased air testing equipment to ensure silica
levels are being monitored and kept below MIOSHA mandates.
Event #2 Description:
On April 4, 2024, JRE was cited for violating excavation regulations. When MIOSHA arrived, the
operator was off the excavator while the front blade and bucket remained in the air. MIOSHA also
cited JRE for spoils being less than two feet from the excavation and work materials stored too close
to the excavated area. This was an isolated incident at one location. Two citations were issued:
• Citation 1, Item 1A - “Other” for violation of standard 408.40933(2), with an initial penalty of
$900 that was reduced to $0.
• Citation 1, Item 1B - “Serious” for violation of standard 408.41526(1), with an initial penalty of
$900 that was reduced to $540.
• Citation 2, Item 1 - “Serious” for violation of standard 408.41523(1), with no penalty.
Event #2 Corrective Action:
In response, JRE issued an urgent, companywide Excavation Notice detailing MIOSHA’s excavation
protocols. Simultaneously, launching a “Put it Down Before Boots on the Ground” campaign,
emphasizing safety measures that must be in place before work begins and measures that must
remain in place during the work. JRE actively monitors the campaign’s effectiveness through daily
behavior-based observations (BBOs) and reinforces this message during regular site visits. The
campaign has proven successful, but we remain vigilant about this safety priority.
Event #3 Description:
On October 15, 2024, JRE had an employee injured while working on a job site. Crews were setting
up shivs to guide wire around 90-degree corners of a trench for a wire pull. During which, a shiv
lifted, causing the wire to rise between the shiv and the bracket. To correct this issue, the employee
pushed the moving wire down with their left gloved hand. This led to their left hand being caught
and pulled between the wire and the metal shiv, resulting in an immediate injury. The employee
then used their right hand attempting to free their left hand, resulting in both hands to be briefiy
caught and leading to injuries that required more than flrst aid.
• Citation 1 - “Serious” for violation of standard 408.40114(2), with a penalty of $3,000.
Event #3 Corrective Action:
Upon review, it was conflrmed that the Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Dig Permits were correctly
completed and discussed, highlighting both pinch points and moving parts for this task. Going
forward, no employees are allowed in the trench while wire is being pulled. Foreman will inspect,
verify, and observe trenches before work begins to conflrm proper set up. Excavator buckets used
to hold a shiv will be on fiat ground to avoid the shiv being at any sort of angle. Shivs will also always
stay fiat on the ground. Site supervision is also looking into new methods and equipment to
improve the work process. A stand-down was held with onsite crews to reinforce the importance of
knowing when to "Stop Work", ask the proper questions, and having the right tools for the job.
Event #4 Description:
On May 31, 2025, JRE had an employee fall from an elevation and make contact with a lower level
resulting in injury. JRE plans on appealing the citations listed below due to employee negligence
because this employee was in a location they were not permitted to be in and used insufficient fall
protection despite it being available on site or their training.
• Citation 1, Item 1 - “Serious” for violation of standard 1926.502(d)(16), with a penalty of $4,800.
• Citation 1, Item 2 - “Serious” for violation of standard 1926.503(c)(3), with a penalty of $3,200.
Event #4 Corrective Action:
A safety standdown was conducted to review the incident and all JRE employees onsite were
retrained on fall protection.
To whom it may concern:
I, Adam Ranck, do hereby acknowledge that all individuals who will perform work on the public
work project on my behalf will be properly classified as an employee or as an independent
contractor under all applicable state and federal laws and local ordinances.
JRE intends to hire from the local union hall. Currently, JRE has the employee count below.
Office 78
Warehouse/Fleet 42
Journeyman 89
Operator 34
Groundman 9
CW 0
CE 5
Apprentice 74
Laborer 38
Superintendent 3
Onsite Safety Representative 4
Onsite Surveillance 1
Onsite Logistics 1
Onsite Quality 4
Total Field 256
Total Employee 376
Thank you,
Adam Ranck,
President
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DRUG AND ALCOHOL SCREENING
PROGRAM
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Table of Contents
Page
Section 1 Introduction 3
Section 2 Commitment to Confidentiality 3
Section 3 Card Identification System 4
Section 4 Types of Testing 5
Section 5 Illegal Drugs and Substances 6
Section 6 Procedure for Initial, Random and Periodic Drug Screening 6
Section 7 Prerequisites for a Drug/Alcohol Test for Cause 8
Section 8 Prerequisites for Post-Accident Screening 9
Section 9 Procedure for Cause & Post-Accident Drug Screening 10
Section 10 Screening for Alcohol 11
Section 11 Employer Responsibilities 12
Section 12 Employee Responsibilities 12
Section 13 General Principles 12
Section 14 Medical Review Officer Responsibilities 13
Section 15 Consequences of a Positive Drug or Alcohol Test 13
Section 16 Negative Dilute 15
Section 17 Tampering with a Test 15
Section 18 Resolution of Disputes 15
Section 19 Reciprocity 16
Section 20 Definitions 17
Section 21 Drug Screen Consent Form 19
Section 22 Drug Information Chart - Appendix A 20
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Section 1. INTRODUCTION
(a)This document contains procedures to be utilized to conduct testing for illegal
drugs, substances and alcohol on unionized construction projects. When
implemented, this Program applies to all employees and potential employees
of contractors and subcontractors at all tiers, including bargaining unit and
non-bargaining unit employees.
(b)This policy contains the following minimum standards:
a.Ten (10) Panel Drug Screening (values listed in Appendix A)
b.Provides for Initial, Annual, Random, For Cause, Post-Accident and
Return to Duty Screening.
c.Designated Medical Review Officer (MRO)
d.Bona Fide Dispute Resolution Process
e.Bona Fide Method of Discipline
f.Addresses Means and Methods for Employee Rehabilitation.
g.Addresses Training for Reasonable Cause Screening
(c)Specimens shall be collected in accordance with the procedures set forth in
DOT Urine Specimen Collection Guidelines for the U.S. Department of
Transportation Workplace Drug Testing Programs including, but not limited
to, those procedures governing the use of split samples and those establishing
a formal chain of custody.
(d)Only approved evidential breath testing devices (EBT) and non-evidential
devices for conducting alcohol testing shall be used. These devices are listed
on NHTSA’s Conforming Products List (CPL). All equipment shall have a
quality assurance plan approved by the NHTSA and shall not be used in the
event that the device does not meet the specified quality controls.
Section 2. COMMITMENT TO CONFIDENTIALITY
(a) Protecting the confidentiality of the employee is a primary interest of labor,
owners, and contractors. Towards that end, there will be a single Medical Review
Officer (MRO) for the entire area covered by the M.U.S.T. Program. The MRO
will be the sole individual who has access to employee medical records and drug
testing results.
(b) The MRO will only be allowed to advise a designated contractor
representative that the employee is either current, recollect, not current, pending
or ineligible with the M.U.S.T. Drug and Alcohol Screening Program. No
information about the test results, the substance that an employee may have tested
positive for, levels of testing, or any other specific information will be shared.
(c) Contractors will designate a specific representative as the contact person who
will be the only individual to receive information from the MRO.
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(d) The following procedures and guidelines regarding confidentiality will be
strictly observed:
(1) All test results will be considered medical records and held
confidential to the extent permitted by law.
(2) All actions taken in connection with the Program will remain
confidential.
(3) The Medical Review Officer will be the only individual who has
detailed information concerning employee drug testing.
(4) The Medical Review Officer may disclose to the contractor only
whether an employee is current or not current with the Program.
(5) Medical personnel, the contractor, its supervisors, or any other
personnel will not disclose any information regarding the testing of an
employee to the owner, contractor, or any other party.
(6) Contractor management or supervision shall not request information
from the MRO or medical staff regarding any employee's test or type/level
of substance.
(7) Information may be divulged for grievances, arbitration, and/or
litigation with respect to these matters to the extent permitted by law.
Section 3. CARD IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
(a) Only employees who have been issued an appropriate Identification Card, or
who are in the process of being issued the Card, and who are current with the
M.U.S.T. Drug and Alcohol Screening Program may be employed for work on a
project requiring this program.
(b) To obtain the card, the individual must have a Report Manager complete the
Member Registration Form through our Program administrator's website.
(c) An individual’s social security number will be used when first registering in
the system. A unique identifying number will then be assigned by the
administrator for verifying an individual’s status in the system.
(d) Any employee who refuses to obtain a card will not be permitted to work on
projects covered by this Policy.
(e) When a potential employee reports for work and is not enrolled in the
program, he/she will proceed to the appropriate contractor's field office to be
signed up for employment for a probationary period, pending results of the initial
screening, unless the Owner requires a current drug screening prior to
employment.
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Section 4. TYPES OF TESTING
A urine drug screen and/or breathalyzer alcohol test shall be administered under
the following circumstances:
(a) Initial Drug Screening: All potential employees of all contractors at all tiers
who work at the Project and who are not current with the M.U.S.T. Program shall
submit to an Initial Drug Screening. If the Owner requires a current drug screening
prior to employment, he/she will be required to submit to the Initial Drug Screening
prior to employment. The Initial Drug Screening will test for the presence of
illegal drugs and substances. This screen will not include an alcohol test. Any
potential employee refusing to submit to this test will not be permitted to work on
any Project covered by this program.
(1) Existing Employees Transferred From Another Location to Work on a
Project Covered by this Program : All employees in this classification
must obtain an Identification Card and become current with the Program.
Any employee who is not current with the Program will not be permitted
to work on the Project.
(b) Random Testing: Twenty-five percent (25%) of the workforce employed on
M.U.S.T. Program Jobs shall be tested at random annually or as mandated by
law. The selection of employees for random testing shall be determined
exclusively by the Program administrator through its computer-generated,
random-number generating program to ensure complete impartiality and
objectivity. Selection of employees for random testing shall not be conducted by
any contractors or employers. Random testing shall screen for illegal drugs and
substances as well as alcohol. The MUST Joint Drug Testing Board will
periodically review the effectiveness of the program and modify the percentage to
be randomly tested based on the level of positive results. The random testing
procedure is more effective when all of the following occur:
(1) The contracting party audits/monitors for contract compliance
where the MUST program has been specified.
(2) Contractors are monitored for compliance with the MUST
program.
(3) Access is denied to contractors not in compliance with the
MUST program; and
(4) Contractors utilize technology to continuously update eligible
employee information.
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(c) Periodic Testing: All employees will be tested a minimum of once every
twelve (12) months to maintain their status as current with the Program. A
random test will be counted in determining whether an employee has been tested
within the previous twelve (12) months. Employees who have not been tested
within the previous twelve (12) months will submit to a screening test when
directed to do so. Periodic testing shall include screening for illegal drugs and
substances. This screen will not include an alcohol test.
(d) Testing for Cause: All employees may be tested for cause for illegal drugs
and substances as well as alcohol when a reasonable suspicion exists that the
employee appears to be under the influence of illegal drugs or substances and/or
alcohol.
(e) MRO-Directed Testing: After a positive test employees are subject to
unannounced testing for illegal drugs and substances as well as alcohol as directed
in the discretion of the Medical Review Officer.
(f) Post-Accident Testing: An employee with a chargeable accident shall be
required to submit to post-accident screening for the use of illegal drugs or
substances and/or alcohol as set forth in Section 9 of this Policy.
Section 5. ILLEGAL DRUGS AND SUBSTANCES
(a) Testing under the M.U.S.T. Drug and Alcohol Program includes screens for:
Amphetamines Barbiturates Opiates
Synth. Opiates
Benzodiazepines Phencyclidine 6-AM
Cocaine Propoxyphene (Darvon) MDMA
Methadone THC (Marijuana and Cannabinoids)
(b) A screening test will be considered positive when it shows the presence of
illegal drugs/substances in the body at or above cutoff levels stated on the Drug
Information Chart contained in Appendix A.
Section 6. PROCEDURE FOR INITIAL, RANDOM AND PERIODIC DRUG
SCREENING
(a) Specimen collection may occur on-site or at an off-site clinic provided no loss
of wages results.
(b) Each individual will read and sign the attached Drug Screen Consent Form
prior to any test being administered. Failure to do so constitutes refusal to submit
to a test.
(c) A formal chain of custody will be established for every drug test.
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(d) A split sample consisting of two urine collection containers sealed in a plastic
container will be furnished to the individual. The containers must contain an
amount of urine sufficient for one Enzyme Medical Immunoassay Test (EMIT)
test and two GC/MS or LC-MS/MS confirmatory tests, but in no event less than
two (2) ounces per container. Each individual's urine specimen will be collected
and temperature tested for verification. The second container will be used in the
event the first container has become contaminated. Both samples are to be sent to
the testing laboratory.
(e) Before the specimen ever leaves the individual's sight, the urine container will
be sealed with security tape which has been initialed by the individual.
(f) Specimens collected on-site will be picked up by courier and transported to the
laboratory for testing. A portion of the sample will be tested using the EMIT test
and if positive, another portion will be tested for verification using a SAMSHA
approved method of confirmation testing.
(g) The remainder of the urine specimen will be maintained at the laboratory for
thirty (30) days following the date of the test.
(h) After having submitted an acceptable sample, an individual submitting for the
Initial Drug Screen will then be given a form stating that he/she has consented to
and given urine sample for drug screening and is available for employment for a
probationary period, pending results of the initial drug screening. This form will
be signed by the attending medical personnel and a supervisor of his/her
employer.
(i) Any individual who refuses to take a drug test will not be eligible for
employment by any contractor at Projects covered by the M.U.S.T. Drug and
Alcohol Screening Program.
(j) The results of the drug test will be posted on the individuals Report Card. If
the individual has tested positive or has otherwise become ineligible with the
Program the results of the drug test will be communicated to the contractor’s
designated representative by the MRO, he/she will be removed from the Project
immediately and paid for all hours worked. The individual will not be eligible for
employment with any employer on Projects covered by this Program in
accordance with Section 15 contingent on a negative drug screen.
(k) The individual will be provided a copy of positive test results by the MRO, if
requested.
(l) Retesting: Retesting provides the opportunity to confirm a positive test result
by having a confirmation testing done, on the split sample previously collected at
a SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
certified laboratory of donor’s choice. The confirmation testing will be done
using a SAMSHA approved confirmation testing method.
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(1) Within five (5) workdays of being notified of the positive test results,
such individual must submit a letter to the MUST Program Manager
requesting confirmation of the positive test.
(2) The above letter must include the name, address, and telephone
number of the SAMHSA laboratory of their choice. Only
SAMHSA certified laboratories may be utilized. An individual
should consult with the MRO for a current list of SAMHSA
certified testing facilities.
(3) The above letter must include a money order in the amount of
$275.00.
The specimen will be shipped directly from the program administrator’s laboratory to the
laboratory of the employee’s choice. If the test results are negative, the $275.00 will be
reimbursed and the individual will be reinstated with full back pay and benefits. If the
results remain positive, an additional $60.00 money order must be sent for a retest of the
individual which will occur after the applicable period of exclusion from MUST projects.
A Chain of Custody form will be provided by the MUST Program Manager for the
individual to use at an approved collection site.
Section 7. PREREQUISITES FOR A DRUG/ALCOHOL TEST FOR CAUSE
(a) Existing employees working at the Project may be tested for illegal drugs,
substances and alcohol if there exists a reasonable suspicion that the employee is
under the influence of alcohol or any of the substances identified in Section 5.
For the purpose of this Program, the term "reasonable suspicion" shall be defined
as aberrant or unusual on-duty behavior of an employee who:
(1) is observed on-duty by either the employee's immediate supervisor,
higher ranking employee, or other managerial personnel of the contractor
who has been trained to recognize the symptoms of drug abuse,
impairment or intoxication, which observations shall be documented by
the observer(s);
(2) exhibits the type of behavior which shows accepted symptom(s) of
intoxication or impairment caused by controlled substances or alcohol or
addiction to or dependence upon said controlled substances or alcohol; and
(3) Such conduct cannot reasonably be explained as resulting from other
causes, such as fatigue, lack of sleep, side effect of prescription or over-
the-counter medications, illness, reaction to noxious fumes or smoke.
(b) Drug testing of this type will not be conducted without the written approval of
the contractor's job superintendent or designated manager. The job
superintendent or designated manager must document in writing who is to be
tested and why the test was ordered, including the specific objective facts
constituting reasonable suspicion leading to the test being ordered, and name of
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any source(s) of this information. One copy of this document shall be given to the
employee before he/she is required to be tested, and one copy shall immediately
be provided to the Union steward, if requested by the employee. After being
given a copy of the document, the affected employee shall be allowed enough
time to be able to read the entire document. Failure to follow any of these
procedures shall result in the elimination of the test results as if no test had been
administered. The test results shall be destroyed, and no disciplinary action shall
be taken against the employee.
(c) When a supervisor, higher ranking employee or other managerial personnel
has reasonable suspicion to believe that an employee is using, consuming, or
under the influence of an alcoholic beverage, non-prescribed controlled substance
(other than over-the-counter medication), and/or non-prescribed narcotic drug
while on duty, that person will notify the job superintendent or designated
manager for the purpose of observation and confirmation of the employee's
condition.
(d) The employee will be offered an opportunity to give an explanation of his
condition, such as reaction to a prescribed drug, fatigue, lack of sleep, exposure to
noxious fumes, reaction to over-the-counter medication or illness. A Union
steward or designee shall be present if appropriate and requested during such
explanation and shall be entitled to confer with the employee before the
explanation is presented.
(e) If after this explanation the job superintendent or designated manager, after
observing the employee, has reasonable suspicion to believe that the employee is
using, consuming and/or under the influence of an alcoholic beverage, non-
prescribed controlled substances, or non-prescribed narcotic while on duty, then,
by a written order signed by the job superintendent or designated manager, the
employee may be ordered to submit to a drug and alcohol screen. Refusal to
submit to this testing after being ordered to do so will result in the employee
being ineligible for employment by any contractor at Projects covered by the
Program.
Section 8. PREREQUISITES FOR POST-ACCIDENT SCREENING
(a) Post Accident: An employee with a chargeable accident shall be required to
submit to post-accident screening for the use of illegal drugs or substances and/or
alcohol. The screening will take place as soon as possible after the accident but in
no case later than thirty-two (32) hours after the accident.
(b) A chargeable accident is defined as:
(i) An accident involving the death of a human being or
(ii) An accident that results from the employee’s negligence and results in
the property or vehicular damage of one thousand dollars ($1,000) or
more.
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(a) Testing will not be required of an injured employee if it
reasonably appears that the employee was injured solely as the
result of another employee’s action,
(b) If an employee involved in an accident is not injured, no test
will be required unless probable cause, as defined in this Policy,
exists.
(iii) An accident requiring any medical treatment other than first aid as
defined by MIOSHA.
(c) An employee who is seriously injured and cannot provide a specimen at the
time of the accident shall consent to a blood test or provide the Medical Review
Officer the necessary authorization for obtaining hospital reports and other
documents that would indicate whether there were illegal/controlled drugs or
substances and/or alcohol in their system. If an employee refuses to comply with
this provision, the MRO shall note such refusal and such refusal shall be
considered a positive result under Section 15, and the employee will be classified
as “ineligible”.
Section 9. PROCEDURE FOR CAUSE AND POST-ACCIDENT DRUG
SCREENING
(a) Employee drug screens for cause and post-accident will include testing for the
same drugs as identified in Section 5, but also will include testing for alcohol.
(b) Each employee will read and sign the attached Drug Screen Consent Form
prior to any test being administered. Failure to do so constitutes refusal to submit
to a test.
(c) For cause and post-accident screening shall be performed at the appropriate
jobsite trailer or at a designated off-site clinic. The individual may be
accompanied to an off-site clinic by a contractor representative (company policy
will dictate). A split sample consisting of two urine collection containers sealed
in a plastic container will be furnished to the employee. A minimum sample of
two (2) ounces per container must be collected. All other security procedures as
listed in Section 6 shall be followed, including chain of custody and a listing of
any medication the employee has used in the preceding thirty (30) days.
(d) The Union steward or designee, if appropriate and requested by the employee,
may witness the sample sealing procedure at the first aid trailer or the off-site
clinic.
(e) An EMIT test and, if positive, a confirming GC/MS or LC-MS/MS test will
be performed on the sample. The remainder of the sample will be stored at the
laboratory for thirty (30) days.
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(f) An employee will be suspended from the project until the return of their test
results. If the results are negative, the employee will be paid for all lost hours and
returned to work.
(f) If the employee's test is positive, they will remain suspended from the Project,
compensated for all hours worked and remain suspended from all MUST Projects
as defined in Section 15 of this policy. The employee will be presented with a
copy of the results of the drug screen. He/She will have the option to have a
portion of the remainder of the sample tested at his/her own expense at a
SAMHSA certified laboratory of his/her own choice. A SAMSHA approved
method of confirmation testing will be done. The sample will be shipped directly
from the Program administrator's laboratory to the laboratory of the individual's
choice.
(g) If the test conducted pursuant to Paragraph (f) of this Section is negative, the
employee will be reinstated with full back pay and benefits, and will be
reimbursed for the cost of the test by the employer. The individual must exercise
the option of a second GC/MS test within five (5) workdays of being notified of
the positive test results.
(h) Any employee whose test is positive will not be eligible for employment on
Projects covered by this Program in accordance with Section 15 contingent on a
negative drug screen.
(i) Any employee whose test is positive is subject to unannounced testing for
illegal drugs and substances as well as alcohol as directed in the discretion of the
Medical Review Officer.
Section 10. SCREENING FOR ALCOHOL
(a) Alcohol detection will be based on a breathalyzer. If an employee's test results
indicate that he/she has exceeded the policy’s .04% blood alcohol limitation, he/she will
be considered ineligible and will not be eligible for employment on Projects covered by
this Policy in accordance with Section 15.
(b) An employee who tests positive will be removed from the Project immediately and
paid for all hours worked.
(c) Any individual who refuses to take an alcohol test will be considered “ineligible”.
(d) Any employee whose screening is positive, is subject to unannounced screening for
illegal drugs and substances as well as alcohol, as directed in the discretion of the
Medical Review Officer.
(e) Zero Tolerance Alcohol Policy – As an alternative to the above Alcohol Screening
Procedures, an owner may adopt a Zero Tolerance Alcohol Policy for a particular project
or several projects, provided that:
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(1) The owner requires all individuals entering the site(s) to conform to the Zero
Tolerance Alcohol Policy.
(2) The owner enters into a Project Labor Agreement (PLA) for the project(s)
subject to the Zero Tolerance Alcohol Policy with the appropriate Building
Trades Council.
Section 11. EMPLOYER RESPONSIBILITIES
(a) Each employer working on a site requiring this program must be registered in
the program.
(b) Each employer will enroll and process the initial drug screening if employee
has not already been enrolled into the program
(c) Each employer will submit a monthly listing of employees eligible for
random screening
(d) Failure of the employer to comply with the program will be grounds to
relinquish their access to the system and thus access to projects requiring this
program.
(e) Each employer will monitor its employees for behavior that may indicate drug
or alcohol misuse or abuse.
(f) Each employer will provide training to its supervisors to enable them to
identify behaviors exhibited by persons who are under the influence of drugs
or alcohol.
Section 12. EMPLOYEE RESPONSIBILITIES
(a) Each employee shall have his/her Identification Card in his/her possession.
(b) Each employee shall report for testing as instructed. Failure to report will be
considered a refusal to submit to the test.
Section 13. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
(a) All results of tests included in this Program shall be considered medical
records and held confidential to the extent permitted by law. However, this
information may be divulged for grievances, arbitration, and/or litigation with
respect to these matters.
(b) The testing laboratory for this Program must be a laboratory certified by
SAMHSA.
(c) It is understood that neither M.U.S.T. (Management and Unions Serving
Together), and/or their constituent member organizations and affiliated Unions,
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shall be responsible for ascertaining or monitoring the drug-free or alcohol-free
status of any employee or applicant for employment.
(d) No employee or employer may modify any document involved with the
administration of this program.
Section 14. MEDICAL REVIEW OFFICER RESPONSIBILITIES
(a) The Medical Review Officer shall:
(1) Maintain confidentiality on all levels.
(2) Review and verify a positive test.
(3) Notify a tested employee of a positive test.
(4) Provide the employee an opportunity to explain a positive test.
(5) If an employee has appropriate documentation for use of prohibited
drug and the MRO determines legitimate use, the employee will continue
to be classified as current with the Program.
(6) Review employee's medical records made available to him.
(7) Notify the designated contractor representative when an employee is
ineligible under the Program.
(8) Advise the employee of his right to request a second test of the split
sample.
(9) Process request for retest of original sample.
(10) Participate in return-to-work decisions as required, noting employee's
ability to return to work with or without restrictions.
(11) Refer employees who test positive to appropriate medical evaluation
and make recommendations.
Section 15. CONSEQUENCES OF A POSITIVE DRUG OR ALCOHOL TEST
(a) If test is positive, the individual will be removed from the Project immediately
and paid for all hours worked. The individual will not be eligible for employment
as provided in Paragraphs (d), (e), (f) and (g) of this Section, unless regulated by
Department of Transportation or Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations.
(b) Individuals who test positive shall have the right to secure a copy of all data
relating to the test procedures and results provided. These costs are to be paid by
the individual in advance.
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(c) All employees must be current with the M.U.S.T. Drug and Alcohol Screening
Program in order to be employed on a covered Project.
(d) First Violation of Program: An employee who tests positive for the first time
will be ineligible for employment on all Projects covered by this Program for
thirty (30) days, contingent on a negative drug/alcohol test and approval by the
MRO.
(e) Second Violation of Program: An employee who tests positive for the second
time will be ineligible for employment on all Projects covered by this Program for
ninety (90) days, contingent on a negative drug/alcohol test and approval by the
MRO.
(f) Third Violation of Program: An employee who tests positive for the third
time will be ineligible for employment on all Projects covered by this Program for
one year, contingent on a negative drug/alcohol test and approval by the MRO.
(g) Violations of the Program Greater than Three: Each positive result greater
than three will result in an additional one-year ineligible period for each violation,
contingent on a negative drug/ alcohol test and approval by the MRO.
(h) The MRO may, in his discretion, modify the ineligibility periods in Section 15
(d), (e), (f) and (g).
(i) An individual who has tested positive will have the results of the positive test
expunged from their record four (4) years after reinstatement into the program,
provided that there are no positive tests within that four (4) year period.
(j) Return To Work Procedure: After an individual has been reported ineligible
and has completed the above suspension periods, the employee must:
(1) Follow all MRO recommendations.
(2) Forward a cashier’s check or money order to MUST Drug Testing for
the amount necessary for re-entry screening. The current amount is
$60.00 (Sixty Dollars). Please call the MUST Program Manager for
information.
(3) Receive a Custody of Control (COC) form from the MUST office for
re-entry screening. A contractor’s COC will not be acceptable.
(4) Submit a urine sample at an approved collection site.
.
(k) Substance abuse can become an illness and require professional intervention.
The intent of this program is to provide for safer construction sites and not to
eliminate job opportunities for those addicted to substances. Ask your
employer or union representative about the Employee Assistant Program
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(EAP) that may be available to you. If you have tested positive, don’t assume
you can handle your problem, have a Substance Abuse Professional
evaluation today.
Section 16. NEGATIVE DILUTE
(a) A dilute specimen is a specimen with creatinine and specific gravity values
that are lower than expected for human urine.
(b) If the MRO informs you that a negative drug test was dilute, you must direct
the employee to take another test immediately. Such recollections shall not be
collected under direct observation unless there is another basis for use of direct
observation.
(c) The retest will stand as the test of record. If the results are negative or
negative dilute, current status will be posted. If the results are positive the
applicable consequence will be enforced.
Section 17. TAMPERING WITH A TEST
(a) Any employee who attempts to introduce a substituted or altered specimen
shall be classified as “ineligible” with the program, as if the test were positive.
Section 18. RESOLUTION OF DISPUTES
(a) The following procedure shall be used to resolve all disputes relating to the
Program with the exception of those disputes involving employees covered by
a collective bargaining agreement that references the M.U.S.T. Drug and
Alcohol Screening Program. The parties to such a collective bargaining
agreement should use the dispute resolution procedure contained in that
collective bargaining agreement. However, the parties to such a collective
bargaining agreement, at their discretion, may use the following procedure, or
any portion thereof, in any particular dispute if so agreed by all parties to the
dispute.
(b) When a dispute arises pertaining to the administration of the MUST Drug and
Alcohol Screening Program, it shall be the responsibility of the Local Union
and the Employer to attempt to resolve the matter. If the employee is not
covered by a collective bargaining agreement, the employee and the employer
will attempt to resolve the matter. In both cases, the parties may consult with
the Program Manager of MUST to assist in resolving the matter.
(c) Joint Committee. If the matter is not resolved by the Local Union/
unrepresented employee and the Employer as indicated in Step 1, the parties
will have 5 days to refer the problem to the MUST Joint Drug Testing Board.
This Board will consist of equal numbers of Union and Contractor
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representatives, with each side having 3 members. The Board will attempt to
reach consensus and shall be chaired by the Program Manager of MUST, who
will serve as the tiebreaker in case a vote is necessary to reach closure. The
Board will convene a meeting within 10 days of receipt of a request from a
Local Union, unrepresented employee or Employer. The Board will accept
verbal and written statements, review testimony and exhibits, and will render
a recommendation as to the merit of the grievance within 5 days of the
meeting. The Board’s recommendation is not binding on either party but may
be used to determine whether or not to advance the matter to the next step.
(d) Arbitration. Either party may file a request for arbitration by submitting a
Request for Arbitration form to American Arbitration Association (AAA),
accompanied by the appropriate administration fee. AAA will provide the
parties with lists of appropriate arbitrators from which to select; AAA will
administer the arbitration process in an expeditious fashion, including
arbitrator selection, agreement on a hearing date, and all arrangements
necessary for conduct of the arbitration hearing. The parties agree to be
bound by the final decision of the arbitrator.
The Arbitrator will render his/her decision within 30 days, and shall include
the rationale for making his/her decision. Cost of the arbitration will be born
equally by the parties. In the event that the arbitrator finds that the employee
was improperly removed and suffered an inappropriate loss of wages and
benefits as a result, the Arbitrator may order such losses to be repaid to the
employee.
Section 19. RECIPROCITY
The MUST Drug and Alcohol Screening Program can meet its goal of providing
all employees at unionized construction projects a safe work place and a drug free
work environment by recognizing similar efforts, either on a regional or national
basis. A regional or national program can obtain the granting of reciprocal status
when all of the following conditions are satisfied:
(a) The program is embodied in a written policy.
(b) A similar level and panel of drugs is tested.
(c) The program implements similar procedural safeguards to ensure the integrity
of the testing process, including the use of a Medical Review Officer (MRO).
(d) The program utilizes a bona fide method of reinforcement (discipline) that
imposes similar consequences for failing a drug and/or alcohol test.
(e) The policy provides for initial applicant testing, annual testing, random testing,
for cause testing, post-accident testing, return to duty testing and follow up
testing.
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(f) The policy contains a bona fide dispute resolution process.
(g) The policy addresses employee rehabilitation through a Employee Assistance
Program (EAP) as the result of a failed drug and/or alcohol test.
(h) The policy addresses training for substance abuse awareness as it pertains to
for cause testing. (Section 7 (a) (1).
(i) An agreement is established between MUST and the other program that
enforcement shall follow the individual (an employee shall be restricted under the
terms of the program where the positive test occurred until that employee satisfies
the conditions for reinstatement).
Section 20. DEFINITIONS
ANNUAL DUE: Drug screening test date will expire in 30 days.
CALL M.U.S.T. OFFICE: Contact needs to be made with the M.U.S.T. Program
Manager because there is no billing code associated with the test. When the donor or
contractor calls in, the M.U.S.T. office enters the proper contractor, location and/or fund
through the administrator interface and the status gets displayed.
CHARGEABLE ACCIDENT: An accident involving the death of a human being, an
accident that results from the employee’s negligence and results in the property or
vehicular damage of one thousand dollars ($1,000) or more or an accident requiring
medical treatment other than first aid as defined by MIOSHA.
CHAIN OF CUSTODY: Handling samples in a way that supports legal testimony to
prove that the sample integrity and identification of the sample have not been violated, as
well as documentation describing the procedures.
CONFIDENTIALITY: Knowledge that a specific individual is to be or has been
screened for alcohol/substance abuse shall be limited to the Medical Review Officer,
personnel of the testing facility, the contractor's designed program administrator, the
employee and, if the employee chooses, a representative of the union. To the extent that
statistical data regarding the workforce and/or a portion of the workforce are collected,
details of the testing may be included as long as the identity of the employee is protected.
CONFIRMATION: A second test by an alternate chemical method to positively identify
a drug or metabolite. Confirmation is carried out on presumptive positive from an initial
screen.
CURRENT: Employees with current status are eligible to work on projects requiring
compliance with the MUST Drug & Alcohol Screening Program.
DRUG and ALCOHOL SCREENING: The testing of urine and/or a breath alcohol
sample to identify individuals using prohibited substances.
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IMPAIRED FROM ALCOHOL: If an employee's test results indicate that he/she
exceeded the policy’s .04% blood alcohol limitation, he/she will not be considered
current with the Policy.
INELIGIBLE: Employees with Ineligible status are not eligible to work on projects
requiring compliance with the MUST Drug and Alcohol Screening Program until the date
shown, pending a negative drug and alcohol screening and release by the MRO.
MEDICAL REVIEW OFFICER: A physician whose medical training includes
certification in toxicology and drug treatment. The MRO shall have sole access to drug
testing results.
NEGATIVE DILUTE (RECOLLECT): A dilute specimen is a specimen with
creatinine and specific gravity values that are lower than expected for human urine.
NOT CURRENT: Employees with not current status shall submit to a drug screening if
they wish to be eligible to work on projects requiring compliance with this program.
PENDING: Employees with pending status are eligible to work on projects requiring
compliance with the MUST Drug and Alcohol Screening Program. The MRO has been in
communication with the employee and is requiring further documentation before
providing current or ineligible status.
POST ACCIDENT SCREENING: Drug and/or alcohol screening performed as the
result of an accident involving the death of a human being, an accident that results from
the employee’s negligence and results in the property or vehicular damage of one
thousand dollars ($1,000) or more or an accident requiring medical treatment other than
first aid as defined by MIOSHA.
REASONABLE SUSPICION: A belief that an employee shows signs of possible
intoxication, use or being under the influence of drugs or alcohol. "Reasonable
suspicion" may also be defined as a belief drawn from specific and particular facts and
reasonable inferences that an employee is using illegal drugs or alcohol.
SCREENING FOR CAUSE: Having a chemical screen done when an employee's
fitness for duty is in question.
TEST EXPIRED: Drug screening test expiration date has passed.
WRITTEN CONSENT FORM: A form to be signed by the employee prior to
submitting to a drug or alcohol screen.
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DRUG / ALCOHOL SCREEN CONSENT FORM
RELEASE FORM FOR OBTAINING URINE AND/OR
BREATHALYZER SAMPLES FOR DRUG AND/OR ALCOHOL
SCREENING AND PERMISSION TO FURNISH THE RESULTS TO
THE EMPLOYER.
I authorize (insert name
of your employer), the M.U.S.T. Drug and Alcohol Screening Program, and any
authorized collection site or agent to take urine and/or breathalyzer samples from me for
use in a drug or alcohol screening. I understand why these samples are being requested
and I give permission for the results to be sent to the Medical Review Officer (MRO).
The MRO may communicate my status, to my employer, in accordance with the
M.U.S.T. program.
I further release and hold harmless M.U.S.T. (Management and Unions Serving
Together), including their constituent member organizations and affiliated Unions, as
well as their officers and directors from any consequences arising out of the drug and/or
alcohol test or results there from.
Name (Please Print) Social Security Number
Signature Date
Address
City State Zip Code
Area Code/Phone Number
Witness Date
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Appendix A
Information Chart and Testing Levels
Drug Group Common Name Drug or Metabolite Initial Test Confirmation Test
Level
Detected Level
ng/ml
Confirmatory
ng/ml
Amphetamines Speed, Eve, Crystal Amphetamines 500 250
Methamphetamines 500 250
Barbiturates Secobarbital, Pentobarbital Diverse 300 200
Phenobarbital, Butabarbital
Benzodiazepine Valium, Librium Oxazepam 300 300
Cannabinoids Marijuana, Pot, Smoke, delta-9-THC-9-
COOH
50 15
Weed, Mary Jane, Ganja
Cocaine
MDMA
Coke, Blow, Crack, Toot
Ecstasy, XTC, X
Benzoylecgonine
MDMA
150
500
100
250
Methadone Methadone, Met Methadone 300 300
Opiates Morphine, Codeine, Oxy, Codeine,
Morphine
300 300
Heroin, Horse
Phencyclidine PCP, Angel Dust, Acid, PCP 25 25
6AM
6-
Monoacetylmorphine
10 10
Propoxyphene Darvon Propoxyphene 300 300
Impairment from Alcohol is .04% or Greater Blood Alcohol Level content.
Christopher J. Ashley
Account Executive Officer
Travelers Bond & Financial Products
1441 W. Long Lake Rd., Ste. 300
Troy, MI 48098
Phone: 248-312-7953
Fax: 866-216-5992
E-mail: cashley@travelers.com
1 Travelers is an A++ (Superior) A.M. Best rated insurance company (Financial Size Category XV ($2 billion or more)).
June 6, 2025
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Shared Path Crossings DOT - MICHIGAN HRC STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT 6 LOCATIONS TC TSC C$527,759.2510/31/20234/17/2023Upgrade signal detection with hemispherical cameras and install pedestrian pushbuttons and sidewalk ramp upgrades on various routes in the city of Lake City, Antrim, Benzie, Manistee and Missaukee Counties. DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT / DLZ STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGS US31 & M37 C$515,408.199/30/20234/3/2023MODERNIZING THE INTERSECTION OF US31 / M37 AT BEITNER ROAD IN GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TEMP SIGNALS M96 MARC$502,602.0010/17/20248/28/2023INSTALL 4 TEMP TS DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT PED SAFETY UPGDS C$493,741.538/31/20254/15/2024PEDESTRAIN SAFETY IMPORVEMENTS - SIGNALS, SIDEWALK RAMPS AND PAVEMENT MARKING DOT - MICHIGAN RS ENGINEERING, LLC STATE OF MICHIGAN OWOSSO STREET LIGHTING C$490,317.2311/30/20247/22/2024STREET LIGHTING LIGHTING CITY OF OWOSSO IDOT GREENVILLE AIRPORT C$460,157.008/21/20234/18/2022INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE, HAND HOLES, AIRFIELD LIGHTING AND SIGN. DOT - ILLINOIS STATE OF ILLINOIS MDOT US-12 IMPROVEMENTS C$459,369.5412/13/20236/12/20230.17 mi of concrete shared-use path, concrete curb, gutter and sidewalk ramps, traffic signal installation and pavement markings on US-12 from Claire Street easterly to Section Street and on US-12 at the intersection of Section Street in the village DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS 9LOC GRAND REGIONC$447,253.3310/16/20237/10/2023INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNAL DILEMMA ZONE SYSTEMS (DETECTIONS) 9 LOCATIONS VARIOUS COUNTIES DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT STATE OF MICHIGAN 2021 TS MODERNIZATION GT C$443,376.362/11/20231/3/2022UPDGRAE 2 TRAFFIC SIGNALS ONE LOCATION IS A BOX SPAN AND ONE LOCATION IS A MAST ARM DOT - MICHIGAN OHM GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY ROAD CE SAGINAW STREETLIGHTING C $432,093.00 12/18/2024 4/17/2023INSTALLATION OF OWNER PROVIDED CONDUIT, HH'S, PRECAST FOUNDATIONS. REMOVE, SALVAGE AND RE-INSTALL LIGHTING. LIGHTING CONSUMERS ENERGY MDOT TS UPGDS M54 GENESEEC$421,295.002/11/202310/15/2021Modernizes 2 existing signals on M-54 to box span intersections along with concrete walk upgrades. DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT M-59 SIGNAL INSTALL C$401,002.791/31/20247/5/2023TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALL AT M-59 @ ARGENTINE IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY AND MODERNIZATION AND UPGRADE AT I-94BL @ REVENA BLVD IN CITY OF ANN ARBOR DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGDS STEWARD AVEC$390,085.932/21/20237/6/2021Mast arm installation, hard surface removal, concrete, HMA milling and paving, pavement marking, and a traffic control detour DOT - MICHIGAN HUBBELL ROTH&CLARK STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT 5LOC CITY OF JACKSONC$378,209.442/29/20247/17/2023 LED Sign Assemblies, Infrared Bollards, DirecJonal Boring, and Sidewalk Replacement
DOT - MICHIGAN HRC STATE OF MICHIGAN JRE - Completed Projects - 3 Years
MDOT N HURON RIVER DR C$378,205.003/31/20246/5/2023Install 4 new Strain Poles and traffic signal equipment on Huron River Dr @ Oakwood st. Also remove and upgrade 2 other intersections. DOT - MICHIGAN OHM FONSON INC. MDOT I-69 REST AREA LGHTSC$377,342.5012/31/20244/17/2023Installation of conduit, cable, lighting DOT - MICHIGAN TOEBE CONSTRUCTION, LLC MDOT TS OLD 127@HERBISON C$373,835.358/31/20246/4/2024TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODERNIZATIONS AND SIDEWALK RAMP UPGRADE DOT - MICHIGAN WADE TRIM STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGDS INKSTER RD C$370,984.301/31/20236/7/2021Remove and install Traffic signal equipment at both Inkster @Van Born Rd and Inkster @ Esorse DOT - MICHIGAN SPALDING DEDECKER TOEBE CONSTRUCTION, LLC TS INSTALL PICKARD BRADLEC$367,866.586/30/20244/14/2024Traffic Signal Installation At The Intersection Of Pickard Road And Bradley Street/Bamber Road With Intersection Widening, ADA Curb Ramp Improvements, And Pavement Markings. Located In Union, Township And The City Of Mt. Pleasant, Isabella County. DOT - MICHIGAN ROWE ISABELLA COUNTY RD. COMMISSIONMDOT WALTON BLVD TS C $364,485.00 3/31/2023 7/18/2022Install 4 new strain poles, TS equipment and Hemispherical system on Walton Blvd @ Mason Middle School Driveway. Also install hemispherical system and new street name signs on Walton Blvd @ Clintonville Rd DOT - MICHIGAN MANNIK SMITH AJAX PAVING INDUSTRIES, INC. MDOT TS UPGDS KALKASKA C$354,331.482/27/20245/15/2023Traffic signal modernization, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalk, sidewalk ramps and pavement markings on US-131 at 3rd St. and Elms St. in the village of Kalkaska. DOT - MICHIGAN HUBBLE ROTH CLARK STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT I-75 SIGNS & PVT SENC$351,322.885/31/20254/17/2023Freeway Signage and pavement sensors (separate contract) DOT - MICHIGAN GIVE EM A BRAKE SAFETY MDOT TS INGHAM COUNTY RD C$347,468.506/30/202411/30/2021TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODERNIZATIONS 6 LOCATION DOT - MICHIGAN INGHAM COUNTY ROAD NASHVILLE CONSTRUCTION TS 10MILE & MAIN ROCKFORDC$345,711.978/31/20254/1/2025TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK AT 1 INTERSECTION DOT - MICHIGAN FISHBECK KENT COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION MDOT MAST ARM UPGDS C$335,897.319/25/202310/3/2022UPDGRADE AN EXISTING SPAN INTERSECTIN TO A MAST ARM INTERSECTION DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGDS WACKERLY C$332,769.0111/13/20234/11/2023SIGNAL MODERNIZATION OF THE INTERSECTION OF WACKERLY AT EASTMAN DOT - MICHIGAN OHM/ MDOT CRAWFORD CONTRACTING, INC. MDOT FARMINGTON ROAD C$328,185.002/21/20245/1/2023REMOVE OLD TS, INSTALL 4 STRAIN POLES AND NEW SIGNALS ON FARMINGTON ROAD @ HEARTHSTONE AND FARMINGTON ROAD @ BAYBERRY DOT - MICHIGAN PRO-LINE ASPHALT PAVING MDOT 220TH AVE LTG & RRFBC$327,749.006/30/20257/15/2024STREET LIGHTS AND RRFB DOT - MICHIGAN OHM J & N CONSTRUCTION, LLC MDOT JOY RD SIGNAL MODERNC$320,747.012/29/20246/19/2023Traffic signal modernization and concrete sidewalk ramps on Joy Road at Merriman Road, Wayne County DOT - MICHIGAN OHM STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS MAINT N. REGION C$317,836.806/13/20256/7/2021Traffic Signal Maintenance and Utility Locating for North Region DOT - MICHIGAN NA STATE OF MICHIGAN MLKJR PED BRIDGE LIGHTING C $317,500.00 10/31/2024 1/8/2024Pedestrian Bridge Decorative Lighting LIGHTING FISHBECK,INC Z CONTRACTORS, INC. MDOT TS GREENWOOD @ HIGH C$307,766.018/26/20246/12/2023SIGNAL MODERNIZATION AND CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON GREENWOOD AVENUE AT HIGH STREET IN JACKSON DOT - MICHIGAN HUBBELL, ROTH CLARK STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGD M59 MACOMB C$305,864.0412/31/202210/4/2021modernizes an existing signal to a box span intersection. DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT CANTILEVERS SW REG C$292,327.307/31/20239/12/2022Replacement of Cantilevers on various routes in Southwest Michigan DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT US-31 SIGNS HOLLAND C$290,322.005/31/20233/14/2022Installation of bridge mount, cantilevers and steel columns structures and large signs DOT - MICHIGAN ALFRED BENESCH & CO GIVE EM A BRAKE SAFETY MDOT TS 2 LOC MUSKEGON C$284,502.2210/31/202411/13/2023SIGNAL REPLACEMENT AND INTERCONNECT - CONCRETE CURB, GUTTER AND SIDEWALK DOT - MICHIGAN ROWE PROFESSIONAL STATE OF MICHIGAN ODOT 210586 D2 LIGHTING C$278,928.063/31/20231/1/2022LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DOT - OHIO OHIO DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION MDOT M-100 SIGNAL INSTALL C $276,960.99 3/31/2024 6/3/2024TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AND PAVEMENT MARKINGS ON M-100 AT THE INTERSECTION OF ST JOSEPH HIGHWAY, EATON COUNTY DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT M-54 M-83 SIGNS C$275,200.578/31/20244/25/2022Installation of conduit, cable, hh's, DMS / structure DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT INSTALL STOP AHEAD C$270,683.627/23/20247/31/2023INSTALLATION OF STOP AHEAD SIGNS AND POST DOT - MICHIGAN ROWE PROFESSIONAL SESTATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT GENESEE CO TREE REM C$267,151.463/31/20252/23/20235.77 mi of tree clearing and windscreen planting along US-23 from I-75 to Owen Road and from Thompson Road to Baldwin Road and along I-75 from Dodge Road to Dixie Highway, Genesee County DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT MI AIR LINE TRL TS C$265,615.176/14/20234/1/2022Install a RRFB on Old Plank Rd Removal and installation of Pedestrian Traffic signals at Manistee st@ Pontiac Tr and at Wixom Rd @ Pontiac Tr Install Mast arm and signals on Wixom Rd for cross walk. Removal and salvage of Street lighting on PontiacDOT - MICHIGAN HUBBLE ROTH & CLARK FONSON INC. TRAFFIC SIGNAL INGHAM C$253,779.5012/31/20244/8/2024TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADS AT THE INTERSECTION OF OKEMOS ROAD AND CENTRAL PARK DOT - MICHIGAN INGHAM COUNTY RD. COMMISSION MDOT ITS I96 KENT COUNTY C$253,671.197/31/20233/1/2022Installation of conduit, hh's, cable and fiber DOT - MICHIGAN FISHBECK KAMMINGA & ROODVOETS MDOT ENGADINE GARAGE C$242,704.007/31/20259/15/2024THE ADDITION OF A FIXED STANDBY NATURAL GAS GENERATOR TO SERVE THE GARAGE DOT - MICHIGAN OHM DEP. OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET MDOT GRA SIGNAL MODERNIZEC$240,385.3712/31/20241/29/2024Signal modernization on Grand River Avenue at Burkhart Street, Livingston County DOT - MICHIGAN TETRA TECH STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT PONTIAC 22 INTERSEC C $239,400.92 1/31/2025 7/21/2024COUNTDOWN PED SIGNALS ON SOUTH BLVD AT 22 INTERSECTIONS DOT - MICHIGAN HRC STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT UNDERBRIDGE LGTG C$238,365.005/15/20243/27/2022Installation of conduit, cable, hh's and lighting DOT - MICHIGAN ALFRED BENESCH ANLAAN CORPORATION TS 76TH&EASTERN AVE C $233,462.45 12/31/2024INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT 1 INTERSECTION DOT - MICHIGAN FISHBECK KENT COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION 32 MILE ROAD SIDEWALK C$231,691.5711/30/20238/29/2022STREET LIGHTING LIGHTING HUBBEL, ROTH & CLARKVILLAGE OF ROMEO MDOT CEDAR ST INGHAM CNTYC$228,679.124/30/20245/8/2023TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK DOT - MICHIGAN Hubbell Roth & ClarkC&D HUGHES, INC. BATTLE CREEK-BAILEY PARK C$218,050.0011/30/20237/10/2023DEMO POLE, FIXTURES AND WIRE. PROVIDE AND INSTALL POLES, FIXTURES, BASES. BORE NEW CONDUIT AND WIRE. PROVIDE & INSTALL RETRO FIR KITS FOR CONCOURSE LIGHT. REWORK EXISTING SOFTBALL LIGHTING, RELOCATE BOXES & DISCONNECT LIGHTING WIGHTMAN & ASSOC CITY OF BATTLE CREEK EASTPOINTE SOLAR C $215,648.04 2/29/2024 5/30/2023PROVIDE/INSTALL 16 SOLAR STREETLIGHTS, HYDROVAC AND INSTALL 16 NEW CONCRETE LIGHT POLE BASES, RESTORATION, SIDEWALK AND CURB REPLACEMENT LIGHTING ANDERSON, ECKSTEIN CITY OF EASTPOINTE MDOT US-12 CURVE WARN SGNC$211,362.649/30/20249/5/2023Installation of conduit, cable , HH's and flashing LED border signs DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN DETROIT BALL FIELD LGTINGC$209,892.009/30/2024INSTALL 11 LIGHT POLES LIGHTING WCI CONTRACTORS CITY OF MANISTEE1ST&MAPLEC$207,434.851/31/20257/8/2024TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADES - SIGNALS PEDESTRAIN, PUSHBUTTONS, SIDEWALK RAMPS VURB AND GUTTER AND PAVEMENT MARKINGS. DOT - MICHIGAN THE SPICER GROUP CITY OF MANISTEE MDOT PLATT RD FLSH BEACONC$204,929.5012/31/202411/14/2022INSTALL NEW MAST ARMS AND FLASHERS AT CROSSWALKS AT TWO LOCATIONS ON PLATT ROAD DOT - MICHIGAN STANTEC CONSULTING ERIE CONSTRUCTION, LLC MDOT DEXTER-PINCKNEY C$203,200.0011/29/202312/2/2022INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND VEHICLE DETECTION SYSYTEM AT DEXTER PINCKNEY ROAD & N TERRITORIAL ROAD DOT - MICHIGAN SMITH'S WATERPROOFING, LLC MDOT I-96 LIGHTING C$197,821.8812/31/20234/24/2023INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING AND TS BAGGING DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT C.A. HULL CO., INC. MDOT DETROIT SGNL IMPRVMTC$191,636.255/16/20238/3/2022Install New Solar Power supply on DSFS signs, new pedestrian traffic signals, and Louvered Back plates on Various intersections in Detroit. DOT - MICHIGAN PK CONTRACTING CHARLEVOIX BRIDGE STREET C$190,489.5012/31/20249/3/2024REMOVE/REPLACE 14 LIGHT POLES ALONG BRIDGE STREET, WILL NEED TO REMOVE & REPLACE BRICK PAVERS SIDEWALK, REWORK SOME UNDERGROUND CONDUIT LIGHTING GRP ENGINEERING CITY OF CHARLEVOIX MDOT I-75 SIGNS CHEBOYGAN C $190,208.25 8/31/2023 4/11/2022Installation of bridge mount, cantilevers and steel columns structures and large signs DOT - MICHIGAN GIVE EM A BRAKE SAFETY MDOT TS INSTALL MERRIMAN C$184,225.008/31/20251/7/2023INSTALL 2 NEW STRAIN POLES AND NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT ON MERRIMAN ROAD DOT - MICHIGAN MICHAEL BAKER INTERNTHE BEAVER EXCAVATING COMPANY MDOT COLDWATER LIGHTING C$175,708.851/23/20231/3/2022New parking lot lighting and luminaire replacements DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT PED BEACON SIGNAL ERC$164,531.1112/31/20225/9/2022INSTALL A PEDESTRAIN CROSSWALK DOT - MICHIGAN C2AE STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT US-131 COLLISION WS C$164,438.718/31/20252/18/2025Installation of rural intersection collision warning system on US-131 at North River Road/Locust St. St. Joseph County DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN NAKWEMA TRAIL CONNECTOR C $162,025.75 8/31/2025 10/14/2024Division 1: RelocaJng Light Poles and RenovaJng ExisJng Power System
Division 2: Miscellaneous Pedestrian Signal Install (QTY 2) LIGHTING MOLON EXCAVATING, INC BLOOMFIELD TWP SAFETY PATC$157,756.256/30/20258/5/2024LIGHTING ALONG SAFETY PATH LIGHTING HUBELL ROTH & CLARK AUDIA CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION MDOT ORCHARD LAKE RD TS C$157,150.0010/16/20236/20/2022Install new bracket arms with hemispherical video system DOT - MICHIGAN FLORENCE CEMENT COMPANY TS INSTALL OTTAWA COUNTYC$150,145.005/31/202312/12/2022INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND STRAIN POLES DOT - MICHIGAN OTTAWA COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION MDOT RRFB PLATT ROAD C$144,078.514/30/20245/1/2023Install 5,253 Ft of 4" conduit and 16 Hh for communication. Also installing 4 Street lights and 2 RRFBs DOT - MICHIGAN FONSON INC. JRE - Completed Projects - 3 Years
MDOT FLASH BEACON HURON CC$141,202.5711/30/20228/8/2022INSTALL A NEW SPAN MOUNTED FLASHER WITH ADVANCE WARNING SIGNS DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT M1 ITS INTERSECTIONSC$140,759.741/31/20257/28/2023INSTALLATION OF ITS EQUIPMENT DOT - MICHIGAN WSP STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT TS UPGDS WALTON BLVDC$137,547.5012/31/20224/30/2021Install new Traffic signals and equipment at - Walter Blvd @ Telegraph Rd. Install and Rem TS Bags DOT - MICHIGAN HRC FLORENCE CEMENT COMPANY MDOT WALTON BLVD PONTIAC C$132,945.006/30/20245/29/2023INSTALL HEMISPHERICAL SYSTEM AND TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT DOT - MICHIGAN MANNIK SMITH GROUP FLORENCE CEMENT COMPANY MDOT SUMMERFIELD TWP SIGNC$132,873.5012/31/20246/3/2024INSTALLATION OF SIGNS, RADAR ASSY AND FLASHER ASSY DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT DEARBORN RRFBS C$123,533.298/29/202310/10/2022install RRFB and sidewalk improvements at 2 locations in Dearborn DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN RIVERTRAIL BRIDGE REHAB C$122,500.0012/31/20233/21/2023REMOVING OLD CONDUIT AND WIRE FROM BRIDGE AND INSTALLING NEW CONDUIT AND WIRE TO FEED EXISTING LIGHTS ON RIVERTRAIL BOARDWALK. LIGHTING MANNIK SMITH GROUP LEAVITT & STARK EXCAVATING, INLESLIE TWP PARK C$117,196.0410/31/20235/30/2023INSTALL SOLAR LIGHTING AROUND WALKING PATH LIGHTING WIGHTMAN LESLIE TOWNSHIP MDOT GR PARKING LOT LIGHTC$115,603.001/31/20259/3/2024PARKING LOT LIGHTING AND WALL PACKS LIGHTING DEP. OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET TS UPGDS OXBOW ELEMENTARYC$114,350.003/31/20256/13/2024RRFB - DOT - MICHIGAN TMP ARCHITECTURE HURON VALLEY SCHOOLS MDOT WHITMORE LK RD SGNLSC$106,675.001/19/20236/6/2022InstallaJon of strain Poles with span wire and TS equipment, also installing Video Traffic DetecJon system.
DOT - MICHIGAN TETRA TECH FONSON INC. MDOT I-96 SIGN UPGRADES C$106,158.868/21/20231/16/2023Sign and Structure upgrades DOT - MICHIGAN STATE OF MICHIGAN MDOT STRAIN POLE ELANSINGC$106,050.003/31/20236/6/2022Install 4 – 6 bolt strain pole foundations and 4 – 30’ 6 bolt strain poles DOT - MICHIGAN ZIMMERMAN ELECTRIC MDOT 2209011 BURCHAM RRFBC$105,930.0012/21/20236/5/2023INSTALL NEW RRFB AT 3 INTERSECTIONS ON BURCHAM DRIVE, EAST LANSING, INGHAM COUNTY DOT - MICHIGAN C&D HUGHES, INC. U OF M PARKING LOT M69 C$104,000.006/30/20256/9/2025 Removal and replacement of parking lot lighJng as part of add alternate #2
Scope includes conduit, cable, foundaJons, poles, luminaires LIGHTING T&M ASPHALT PAVING, INC MDOT ST IGNACE CBL GUARD C$101,850.0012/31/20249/9/2024CABLE GUARDRAIL REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION OF END TERMIAL DOT - MICHIGAN MDOT ELMERS CRANE & DOZER, INC. MILL ST RECONSTRUCTION C$101,675.0010/16/20235/22/2022REMOVE AND SALAVAGE 3 LIGHT POLES AND LUMINARIES. INSTALL NEW CONDUIT AND WIRE TO SLAVAGED LIGHT PLES AND TO EXISTING LIGHT POLE ON MILL ST. DOT - MICHIGAN PAMAR ENTERPRISES, INC. MDOT US-23 SIGNS ARENAC C$100,262.0012/31/20223/14/2022Installation of steel columns structures and large signs DOT - MICHIGAN ALFRED BENESCH & CO GIVE EM A BRAKE SAFETY JRE - Completed Projects - 3 Years
Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
ENBRIDGE PORTAGE SOLAR $14,381,814.00 6/30/2024
BUILD A 15.21 MW SOLAR ARRAY-
FULL SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION-
CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MV AND LV
INCLUDING SUBSTATION ADD ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
ENBRIDGE ADAMS SOLAR $9,959,231.00 4/30/2024
BUILD A 10.59MW SOLAR ARRAY-
FULL SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION-
CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MV AND LV
INCLUDING SUBSTATION ADD ON RENEWABLE ENERGY
ENBRIDGE FLANAGAN SOLAR $9,563,402.00 6/30/2024
BUILD A 13.24 MW SOLAR ARRAY-
FULL SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION-
CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MV AND LV.
SUBSTATION NOT PART OF THIS
SCOPE RENEWABLE ENERGY
WILLFORD SOLAR $6,096,253.00 1/31/2025
Electrical installation of 28MW DC
solar project. Does NOT include any
civil, engineering, mechanical
installation. RENEWABLE ENERGY
GRR- RUNWAYS & LIGHTING $4,703,502.05 1/31/2025
Lighting and Signage Replacement,
ALCMS Upgrade. AVIATION
MDOT LANSING SIG 15 LOC $4,044,087.86 3/31/2025
Traffic signals modernization at fifteen
locations along I-69 BL, M-43 in the
city of Lansing, Ingham County. ***
3.0% DBE*** DOT - MICHIGAN
SK SILTRON PHASE 3 $3,818,089.91 7/18/2025
GENERAL INSTALLATION WORK FOR
PHASE 3 TO INCLUDE BUILDING
GROUNDING, DUCT BANK, CABLE
TRAY, CONDUIT RISERS, FUTURE LINE
UPS, ETC. INDUSTRIAL/MFG
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
BRIMLEY FIBER INSTALL $3,627,110.31 3/15/2024
CONSTRUCTION OF A RURAL
TELECOMMUNICATIONS PROJECT.
40.68 MILES OF BURIED CABLE
INCLUDING 39.71 MILES OF SERVICE
ENTRANCES CONSISTING OF 709
BURIED ENTRANCES COMMUNICATIONS
K-ZOO PHOSPHATE E&I $3,412,636.61 3/31/2024
ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION
UPGRADES AT 15 PUMP STATIONS IN
KALAMAZOO WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
SOO LOCKS UPSTREAM $3,367,633.28 9/30/2025
INSTALLATION OF DUCT BANKS,
LIGHTING AND POWER CENTERS
ASSOCIATED WITH THE UPSTREAM
APPROACH WALL REPLACEMENT FOR
PHASE 2 OF THE SOO LOCKS
UPGRADES OTHER
MSU FARM LN BRIDGE REPLAC $3,232,873.97 1/31/2025
Site electrical and lighting to include
the following: comm and electrical
duct bank conduits, directional bored
comm conduits under the river, comm
and electrical under bridge conduits,
site lighting, site electrical, steam
tunnel electrical, and tr UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE
MDOT SENSOR INSTALL 18LOC $3,119,725.96 10/25/2024
Conduit, Cable, HH's, EES/ITS at 18
Locations:Installation of 18
environmental sensor stations and 1
bridge deck warning system on various
routes DOT - MICHIGAN
TDOT NASHVILLE CABLE BAR $2,982,601.95 7/31/2024
installation of cable guardrail and
terminal foundations DOT - TENNESSEE
MDOT ITS 12LOC UNIVERSITY $2,881,754.40 8/18/2025
Installation of conduit, cable, HH's
and ITS devices DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT BWB LED LIGHTING UPG $2,634,839.65 12/31/2024 INSTALLATION OF NEW LED LIGHTING DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT M-20 LIGHTING & TS $2,048,475.01 12/31/2024
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE,
HH'S , LIGHTING , TRAFFIC SIGNALS
AND PUMP STATION ELECTRICAL DOT - MICHIGAN
POLARIS SOLAR ENGINEERING $2,029,200.00 9/16/2025
DESIGN BUILD A 100MW AC/125MW
DC TRACKING SOLAR ARRAY. FIRST
PART OF THE SCOPE OF WORK IS TO
PROVIDE ENGINEERING SERVICES
INCLUDING PULL TESTS AND
GEOTECH. RENEWABLE ENERGY
ESS & DMS MODERNIZATION $1,947,360.93 10/25/2024
INSTALLATION OF NEW SENSORS ON
EXISTING ESS TOWERS AND DMS DOT - MICHIGAN
OAK CO ARPT LGHT & SIGN $1,881,656.50 12/31/2024
Installation of conduit, cable, HH's,
airfield lighting and signing. AVIATION
ALPENA ARPT RWY 1-19 PH1 $1,804,929.75 9/30/2024
Installation of conduit, cable, HH's,
lighting and signage AVIATION
SMART - WAYNE TERMINAL $1,660,746.63 7/10/2024
LOCATE UTILITY, EROSION CONTROL,
SAW CUT & REMOVE PAVEMENT,
REMOVE & DISPOSAL OF
CONTAMINATED SOIL. REMOVE
INTERIOR LIGHTS & REPLACE.
REMOVE & REPLACE PARKING LOT
LIGHT POLES & BASES. REWORK
CONDUIT, TRENCH /BORE NEW
CONDUIT. PROVIDE & INSTALL NEW C GENERAL FACILITY
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
DOW EVENT CENTER ARENA $1,598,201.00 3/15/2024
EVENT CENTER-REMOVE AND
REPLACE SERVICE XFMR AND MAIN
SWITCHBOARD. PARKING GARAGE-
UPGRADES TO AC DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM COMMERCIAL
MDOT 5 LOC BAY REGION M13 $1,387,213.72 5/9/2025
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODERNIZATION
AND SIDEWALK RAMP UPGRANDES
ON M13 AT 5 INTERSECTIONS DOT - MICHIGAN
BAY CITY WWTP GENERATOR $1,352,598.00 2/29/2024
INSTALL NEW 1500KW GENERATOR
AND DEMO EXISTING GENERATOR DISTRIBUTION
PICKFORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS $1,278,886.33 5/31/2025
SCHOOL RENOVATION WITH NEW
LIGHTING, POWER, SOUND, ACCESS
CONTROLS, FIRE ALARM AND CCTV.
NEW PARKING LOT LIGHTING PreK-12
MDOT TS 7 LOC YPSILANTI $1,259,181.91 7/31/2024
Removal / Installation of Strain poles,
Mast arms, and traffic signal
equipment for 7 different intersections
on US-12 BR and M-17 by I-94 in
Ypsilanti. DOT - MICHIGAN
ANN ARBOR S STATE STREET $1,225,421.46 11/30/2024
INSTALL NEW CONDUIT, WIRE, HH,
FESTOON LIGHTING AND 34 LIGHT
POLES ON S STATE STREET. REMOVE
OLD PED TRAFFIC SIGNALS AND
INSTALL NEW ONES. LIGHTING
ALPENA ARPT RWY 1-19 PH2 $1,154,783.50 10/9/2025
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE,
AIRFIELD LIGHTING AVIATION
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
GM HAMTRAMCK SOLAR DEMO $1,135,000.00 9/30/2024
Removal and recycling of 500kW array.
there is an alternate deduct price to
NOT haul off the ballast blocks ($30K)
Full amount including the deduct will
be in the purchase order. unknown if
they want to do this at this time RENEWABLE ENERGY
TUNICA AIRPORT LIGHTING $1,063,897.37 4/30/2025
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE
AND AIRFIELD EQUIPMENT AVIATION
PONTIAC SCHOOL SITE UPG $1,048,069.96 3/31/2024
Install (6) new 14' light poles &
foundations at the Middle School,
Remove (18) site light pole from the
High School Provide / Install (56) new
light poles and bases, Trenching for
new underground conduit and wire PreK-12
BOSCH PROVING GROUNDS ELE $973,073.21 3/31/2025
Miscellaneous site and building
electrical work GENERAL FACILITY
MDOT MACMB & OAKLND SIGNS $963,690.96 1/31/2024
Sign and Structure upgrades on
various routes in Oakland and
Macomb Counties DOT - MICHIGAN
ENBRIDGE FLANAGAN TERMINA $958,887.20 1/26/2024
INSTALL ADDITION TO EXISTING
SUBSTATION FOR
INTERCONNECTION OF A SOLAR
PROJECT. tHIS ADDITION WILL BE
INSTALLED OUTSIDE THE EXISTING
SUBSTATION FENCE SUBSTATIONS
DNR NEWBERRY SERVICE CNTR $953,576.00 6/30/2025
ELECTRICAL SERVICE FOR NEW
BUILDING COMMERCIAL
MDOT SW REG ITS UPGRADES $944,798.08 10/25/2024 ITS equipment Upgrades DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT HILL RD SIGNAL UPGRD $923,690.81 3/12/2024
Installation of traffic adaptive system
with signal upgrades, controller
interface and communications at 5
locations on Hill Road from Fenton
Road to Saginaw Road, Genesee
County. DOT - MICHIGAN
LAN AUTO DISTRB PRK LT EX $886,684.67 10/31/2024
Addition of (9) 100' high mast towers
for the expansion of the parking lot. LIGHTING
JACKSON WWTP SCADA IMPROV $872,483.19 7/15/2024
Provide and install control panels,
conduit and wire. WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
TS UPGRADES GTCRC 2 LOC $801,036.28 7/31/2024
UPDGRADE TWO INTERSECTIONS - 4
STRAIN POLES, CONCRETE CURB
AND RAMSP, HMA AND PAVEMENT
MARKING AT EACH LOCATION DOT - MICHIGAN
TS UPGDS COUNTY FARM RD $794,038.26 10/31/2024
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE,
HH'S, AND TRAFFIC SIGNAL
EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE
DETECTION DOT - MICHIGAN
DTE ENTRNCE SECURITY SIGN $793,659.91 9/30/2025
Installation of 2 cantilever and 1 truss
and foundations COMMERCIAL
MONROE PUMP STATION REPL $768,179.00 1/31/2025
Install backup generators for two
locations. Includes site work and
concrete pads. SUNSET AND DETROIT
BEACH PUMP STATION GENERATOR
REPLACEMENTS. WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
MDOT SW REGION ITS 12 LOC $749,746.00 12/18/2024 CCTV and MVDS Installation DOT - MICHIGAN
MSU W REGION CHILL PLANT $747,954.00 8/31/2025 Installation of duct bank and vaults UNIVERSITY/COLLEGE
WCRC SIGNAL MODERNIZE $738,231.35 6/30/2024
Modernize 2 intersections in
Washtenaw County TRANSPORTATION
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
AAPS HURN HS SITE LIGHTNG $727,228.84 8/31/2024
Provide / install new site & canopy
lighting. Provide / install new light pole
bases. Provide/install new conduit and
wire (interior and exterior). Trenching.
Provide / install new conduit with pull
string and tracer wire for
communication PreK-12
MBS REP ELD POWER $649,925.00 5/31/2024
REPLACEMENT OF CONDUIT, CABLE,
POWER RACKS, AND GEAR FOR FAA
OWNED FACILITIES. AVIATION
MDOT TS 5 LOCS 10 MILE RD $642,631.75 7/11/2025
TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK AT 5
INTERSECTIONS DOT - MICHIGAN
CAPTL RGN ARPT APRON LTG $622,396.50 9/30/2025
Installation of conduit, cable, HH's,
Apron Lighting AVIATION
VELSICOL BURN PIT POWER $613,301.50 9/30/2025
INSTALLNEW 15KV POWER TO
TRANSFORMER 5 NEW OVERHEAD
POLES, CONDUIT ACROSS RIVER ON
PIPE RACK, DIRECT BURY CABLE.
PROVIDE TERMS TO EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTION
TS WALDON RD INTERSECTION $611,526.89 8/31/2025
INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS,
STRAIN POLES AND PED WALKS DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT TS UPGDS M43&PARK LK $602,386.03 8/21/2024
REMOVE OLD TRAFFIC SIGNAL
EQUIPMENT AND INSTALL NEW
STRAIN POLE AND NEW TRAFFIC
CONTROL EQUIPMENT INCLUDING
HELISPHERCICAL SYSTEM DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT SOLAR PWR FACILITIES $594,910.56 5/15/2024
PONTIAC: Provide / install 54.1 KW
root top solar array, Install new car
port, install new concrete foundations.
SOUTHFIELD: Provide / install 13.1 KW
ground mount solar array, Install new
fencing, Clear and prep site. RENEWABLE ENERGY
MDOT GRAND RVR AVE SIGNAL $585,312.50 5/31/2025
Remove old Ts Intersection and Install
3 Mast arms and Traffic signals on
Grand River Ave @ Napier Rd And
remove and install new 4 Strain pole
intersections on Grand river @ 12 Mile
rd DOT - MICHIGAN
DET CATH CENTRL CONCTR RD $579,480.00 5/15/2024
Install (14) new street lights with
concrete bases, conduit & wire. Install
new lighting on new sign. Provide /
install new handholes. Install new (4)
5" concrete duct bank. Provide / install
(2) 8' x 6' x 10' manholes. Provide /
install power condui PreK-12
MDOT 10 MILE ROAD SIGNALS $568,823.49 5/31/2024
INSTALLATION OF STRAIN POLES AND
TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIPMENT AT TWO
INTERSECTIONS IN NOVI, MI ON 10
MILE ROAD. DOT - MICHIGAN
SOUTHWEST ARPT TAXIWAY D $554,604.25 7/10/2025
INSTALLATION OF CONDUIT, CABLE,
HH'S, AIRFIELD LIGHTING AND
SIGNAGE AVIATION
MDOT HOWELL TS UPGRADES $547,634.97 8/31/2025
Traffic Signal Upgrades. Shared Path
Crossings DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT TEMP SIGNALS M96 MAR $502,602.00 10/17/2024 INSTALL 4 TEMP TS DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
NEW BUFFALO MARINA $499,388.90 7/31/2024
REPLACE MARINA PEDESTALS AND
ELECTRICAL SERVICE UNDERGROUND
PORTAGE MAST ARMS&POLES $495,400.00 11/30/2024
Supply Only- mast arms and poles for
four intersections scheduled to be
installed in 2024 TRANSPORTATION
MDOT PED SAFETY UPGDS $493,741.53 8/31/2025
PEDESTRAIN SAFETY IMPORVEMENTS -
SIGNALS, SIDEWALK RAMPS AND
PAVEMENT MARKING DOT - MICHIGAN
OWOSSO STREET LIGHTING $490,317.23 11/30/2024 STREET LIGHTING LIGHTING
BOSCH ROUGH RD ELECTRICAL $488,614.48 6/30/2025
Installation of conduit, HH's, Cable,
Fiber and Gates GENERAL FACILITY
BLUE OVAL CIRCUIT $477,641.00 12/31/2024
The overall scope of the project
consists of approximately 2,920’ of
directional boring, installation of seven
(7) handholes, four (4) equipment box
pads, plus equipment below grade
grounding systems. Cable and
equipment installation plus overhead DISTRIBUTION
MORGAN RD SIGNAL $460,013.00 3/31/2025
Installation of a new mast arm
intersection TRANSPORTATION
BOYNE AIRPORT RUNWAY LTG $453,146.00 5/15/2024 INSTALLATION OF RUNWAY LIGHTING AVIATION
SSM POWWOW ELECTRICAL $433,462.00 10/31/2024
Trench & bore new underground
conduit; Provide / install new power
pedestal; Provide / install new outdoor
lighting; Provide / install (2) 600Amp
panels UNDERGROUND
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
CE SAGINAW STREETLIGHTING $432,093.00 12/18/2024
INSTALLATION OF OWNER PROVIDED
CONDUIT, HH'S, PRECAST
FOUNDATIONS. REMOVE, SALVAGE
AND RE-INSTALL LIGHTING. LIGHTING
PENDILLS CREEK FISH HATCH $414,360.00 6/30/2025
Pendills Creek - Rehab of existing
effluent treatment system. Sullivan
Creek - Install of new effluent
treatment system INDUSTRIAL/MFG
MDOT M-59 SIGNAL INSTALL $401,002.79 1/31/2024
TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALL AT M-59 @
ARGENTINE IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY
AND MODERNIZATION AND UPGRADE
AT I-94BL @ REVENA BLVD IN CITY OF
ANN ARBOR DOT - MICHIGAN
CMS TELECOM LANSING $400,062.12 3/31/2025
Install concrete pole foundations.
Provide / install 50' class 3 wood
poles. Set new metal poles (provided
by others). Remove existing metal
poles. Install new meters &
disconnects (provided by others)
install new power cabling in existing
conduit COMMUNICATIONS
MDOT 5LOC CITY OF JACKSON $378,209.44 2/29/2024
LED Sign Assemblies, Infrared
Bollards, Directional Boring, and
Sidewalk Replacement DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT N HURON RIVER DR $378,205.00 3/31/2024
Install 4 new Strain Poles and traffic
signal equipment on Huron River Dr @
Oakwood st. Also remove and upgrade
2 other intersections. DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT I-69 REST AREA LGHTS $377,342.50 12/31/2024 Installation of conduit, cable, lighting DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT TS OLD 127@HERBISON $373,835.35 8/31/2024
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODERNIZATIONS
AND SIDEWALK RAMP UPGRADE DOT - MICHIGAN
TS INSTALL PICKARD BRADLE $367,866.58 6/30/2024
Traffic Signal Installation At The
Intersection Of Pickard Road And
Bradley Street/Bamber Road With
Intersection Widening, ADA Curb
Ramp Improvements, And Pavement
Markings. Located In Union, Township
And The City Of Mt. Pleasant, Isabella
County. DOT - MICHIGAN
SILVER LAKE RD SIGNAL $357,810.00 3/31/2024
REMOVE OLD SIGNALS, INSTALL 4
NEW STRAIN POLES WITH SPAN WIRE
AND TRAFFIC SIGNALS ON SILVER
LAKE RD @ SOUTH AIRPORT RD,
TRAVERSE CITY, MI TRANSPORTATION
MDOT TS UPGDS KALKASKA $354,331.48 2/27/2024
Traffic signal modernization, concrete
curb and gutter, sidewalk, sidewalk
ramps and pavement markings on US-
131 at 3rd St. and Elms St. in the
village of Kalkaska. DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT I-75 SIGNS & PVT SEN $351,322.88 5/31/2025
Freeway Signage and pavement
sensors (separate contract) DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT TS INGHAM COUNTY RD $347,468.50 6/30/2024
TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODERNIZATIONS 6
LOCATION DOT - MICHIGAN
TS 10MILE & MAIN ROCKFORD $345,711.97 8/31/2025
TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK AT 1
INTERSECTION DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
BOSCH EV SERVICE INSTALL $330,006.97 1/31/2025
• Install new concrete pads (1) 6’
x 15’ & (1) 6’ x 6’ • Provide
/ install new CT cabinet •
Provide/install new 2000amp
distribution panel • Provide / install
600amp panel DISTRIBUTION
MDOT FARMINGTON ROAD $328,185.00 2/21/2024
REMOVE OLD TS, INSTALL 4 STRAIN
POLES AND NEW SIGNALS ON
FARMINGTON ROAD @
HEARTHSTONE AND FARMINGTON
ROAD @ BAYBERRY DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT 220TH AVE LTG & RRFB $327,749.00 6/30/2025 STREET LIGHTS AND RRFB DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT JOY RD SIGNAL MODERN $320,747.01 2/29/2024
Traffic signal modernization and
concrete sidewalk ramps on Joy Road
at Merriman Road, Wayne County DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT TS MAINT N. REGION $317,836.80 6/13/2025
Traffic Signal Maintenance and Utility
Locating for North Region DOT - MICHIGAN
MLKJR PED BRIDGE LIGHTING $317,500.00 10/31/2024 Pedestrian Bridge Decorative Lighting LIGHTING
MDOT TS GREENWOOD @ HIGH $307,766.01 8/26/2024
SIGNAL MODERNIZATION AND
CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON
GREENWOOD AVENUE AT HIGH
STREET IN JACKSON DOT - MICHIGAN
PENDILLS CREEK $305,614.00 3/31/2024
REMOVE AND REPLACE ONE UV
SYSTEM. INSTALL NEW
DISCONNECTS AND 15KVA
TRANSFORMER GENERAL FACILITY
PORT HURON WWTP CONTROL $305,497.00 5/31/2024
REPLACEMENT OF 1 CONTROL PANEL
AND MODIFICATION TO 2 CONTROL
PANELS WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT TS 2 LOC MUSKEGON $284,502.22 10/31/2024
SIGNAL REPLACEMENT AND
INTERCONNECT - CONCRETE CURB,
GUTTER AND SIDEWALK DOT - MICHIGAN
MEIJER#333 TRAFFIC SIGNAL $280,528.89 6/30/2024
INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL -
NEW MEIJER STORE AND GAS
STATION COMMERCIAL
CHIPPEWA / KINROSS CORR $277,090.00 10/31/2024
PROVIDE / INSTALL NEW LIGHTING &
POWER CONNECTIONS IN A NEW
BUILDING REWORK NEW PRIMARY
UNDERGROUND. PROVIDE/INSTALL
NEW PANELS. PROVIDE / INSTALL
NEW LIGHTING ON THE GUN RANGE.
PROVIDE / INSTALL NEW HANDHOLES CORRECTIONAL
MDOT M-100 SIGNAL INSTALL $276,960.99 3/31/2024
TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AND
PAVEMENT MARKINGS ON M-100 AT
THE INTERSECTION OF ST JOSEPH
HIGHWAY, EATON COUNTY DOT - MICHIGAN
KZOO/BC ARPT APRN TAX LTG $276,933.00 9/12/2024
Installation of conduit, cable and
airfield lighting AVIATION
MDOT M-54 M-83 SIGNS $275,200.57 8/31/2024
Installation of conduit, cable, hh's,
DMS / structure DOT - MICHIGAN
SK SILTRON - FIRE ALARM $272,514.82 7/8/2024
INSTALLATION OF FIRE ALARM
SYSTEM. OWNER SUPPLIED SIEMENS
SYSTEM. INDUSTRIAL/MFG
HCMA PRIMARY CABLES $271,516.00 9/30/2024
EMERGENCY REPLACEMENT OF
FAILING PRIMARY CABLES. PARK IS
CURRENTLY OPERATING ON
GENERATORS AT THE PARK. DISTRIBUTION
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
MDOT INSTALL STOP AHEAD $270,683.62 7/23/2024
INSTALLATION OF STOP AHEAD SIGNS
AND POST DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT GENESEE CO TREE REM $267,151.46 3/31/2025
5.77 mi of tree clearing and
windscreen planting along US-23 from
I-75 to Owen Road and from
Thompson Road to Baldwin Road and
along I-75 from Dodge Road to Dixie
Highway, Genesee County DOT - MICHIGAN
REDWOOD SIGNAL $262,235.00 9/22/2025
REMOVE OLD TS SYSTEM AND
INSTALL NEW 4 STRAIN POLES WIHT
SPAN WIRE TRAFFIC SIGNALS TRANSPORTATION
TRAFFIC SIGNAL INGHAM $253,779.50 12/31/2024
TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADS AT THE
INTERSECTION OF OKEMOS ROAD
AND CENTRAL PARK DOT - MICHIGAN
HCMA S. MARINA PEDESTALS $251,488.00 9/30/2024
REPLACEMENT OF MARINA DOCK
PEDESTALS. 27 FIXED DOCK
PEDESTALS AND 1 FLOATING DOCK
PED. RELOCATING FLOATING DOCK
PED AND SOME WATER PIPING WORK
AND WIRING REVISIONS. GROUND
FAULT MONITOR AND TRIP BREAKER
ADDED. DISTRIBUTION
NEO NETWORK CELL DECOM $249,200.00 8/31/2025
Remove sprint equipment from utility
poles TRANSPORTATION
SK SILTRON PARKING LOT $247,017.84 8/7/2025
INSTALLATION OF
LIGHTING/SECURITY FOR PARKING
LOT. INDUSTRIAL/MFG
MDOT ENGADINE GARAGE $242,704.00 7/31/2025
THE ADDITION OF A FIXED STANDBY
NATURAL GAS GENERATOR TO SERVE
THE GARAGE DOT - MICHIGAN
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
STERLING HEIGHTS RRFB $241,416.56 9/30/2025
INSTALLING RRFBS IN 2 LOCATIONS
ALONG DODGE PARK ROAD AND
OVERHEAD LIGHTING ON EXISTING
RRFBS IN SAME LOCATIONS TRANSPORTATION
MERIDIAN RD BRIDGE RECON $240,700.00 2/23/2025
REMOVE SPAN WIRE AND TS AND
INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT FERRY
ROAD AND MERIDIAN ROAD TRANSPORTATION
MDOT GRA SIGNAL MODERNIZE $240,385.37 12/31/2024
Signal modernization on Grand River
Avenue at Burkhart Street, Livingston
County DOT - MICHIGAN
TS CHIPPEWA & WRIGHT $240,000.00 7/31/2025 TS at 1 intersection TRANSPORTATION
MDOT PONTIAC 22 INTERSEC $239,400.92 1/31/2025
COUNTDOWN PED SIGNALS ON
SOUTH BLVD AT 22 INTERSECTIONS DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT UNDERBRIDGE LGTG $238,365.00 5/15/2024
Installation of conduit, cable, hh's and
lighting DOT - MICHIGAN
TS 76TH&EASTERN AVE $233,462.45 12/31/2024
INSTALL TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT 1
INTERSECTION DOT - MICHIGAN
AT&T SHIMMONS RD HH REPLC $232,300.00 8/12/2024 HH replacement an duct lowering UNDERGROUND
SOUTHGATE SIGNS $231,493.41 11/27/2024
INSTALL SIGNS, POSTS AND
PAVEMENT MARKING AT 13
DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN
SOUTHGATE MI TRANSPORTATION
MDOT CEDAR ST INGHAM CNTY $228,679.12 4/30/2024 TRAFFIC SIGNAL WORK DOT - MICHIGAN
BREEZEWOOD SOLAR $225,926.82 9/30/2024 INSTALL POLES AND DRILL HOLES RENEWABLE ENERGY
EASTPOINTE SOLAR $215,648.04 2/29/2024
PROVIDE/INSTALL 16 SOLAR
STREETLIGHTS, HYDROVAC AND
INSTALL 16 NEW CONCRETE LIGHT
POLE BASES, RESTORATION,
SIDEWALK AND CURB REPLACEMENT LIGHTING
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Completed Projects Over $200,000.00
2024 to present
Job_Description Revised_Contract Complete_Date Comment Project Type
I-75 MONROE EQUIP INSTALL $214,275.00 6/25/2025
Install Salv Mast Arms/Antennas,
Conduit/Pull Boxes, Power
Service/Cable, Traffic Control,
Restoration TRANSPORTATION
MDOT US-12 CURVE WARN SGN $211,362.64 9/30/2024
Installation of conduit, cable , HH's
and flashing LED border signs DOT - MICHIGAN
DETROIT BALL FIELD LGTING $209,892.00 9/30/2024 INSTALL 11 LIGHT POLES LIGHTING
CITY OF MANISTEE1ST&MAPLE $207,434.85 1/31/2025
TRAFFIC SIGNAL UPGRADES -
SIGNALS PEDESTRAIN,
PUSHBUTTONS, SIDEWALK RAMPS
VURB AND GUTTER AND PAVEMENT
MARKINGS. DOT - MICHIGAN
MDOT PLATT RD FLSH BEACON $204,929.50 12/31/2024
INSTALL NEW MAST ARMS AND
FLASHERS AT CROSSWALKS AT TWO
LOCATIONS ON PLATT ROAD DOT - MICHIGAN
FORD ROU POLE & CABLING $202,645.00 12/31/2024
Install 31 Wood Poles. Install OH
Triplex. Install OH Fiber INDUSTRIAL/MFG
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J. RANCK ELECTRIC, INC.
WORK-IN-PROGRESS REPORT (SORTED BY PROJECT SIZE)
FOR THE MONTH ENDED OCT 31, 2025
Job Project Contract %
Number Job Name Manager Value Comp
124079 MDOT LIGHTING&TS BAG BLOCK 174,700 94.2
322026 SOO LOCKS PHASE 3 HALL 5,876,334 94.0
225075 BRISTOL RD PED TS BLOCK 53,641 93.3
124080 RCTA SOLAR CARPORT CAYLOR 389,293 92.8
324014 CHEBOYGAN LOCK BLOCK 127,449 90.8
225053 SHELL VFD MOVE CAYLOR 29,709 90.5
224076 MDOT M-71 SIGNAL UPGRADE BLOCK 309,336 90.0
322028 CHIPPEWA CORRECTIONAL FAC HARVEY 1,319,559 90.0
125005 MDOT TS & ITS WALKER HALL 996,973 89.7
123049 MISSION ROAD SOLAR PARK BAILEY 151,419,887 88.9
225034 INDUSTRIAL DR SIGNAL HALL 364,027 87.7
222047 MDOT I-75 ITS MONROE BLOCK 4,796,701 87.2
225009 MDOT US-31 SIGNALS HALL 339,686 87.1
323027 KEWADIN CASINO HOTEL RENO HARVEY 2,382,487 86.3
125065 PONTIAC SPEED CUSHIONS ROWLEY H 524,500 83.2
125039 SAGINAW WTP FOUNTAIN CAYLOR 38,500 82.6
124041 GENESEE SOLAR GROULX 38,183,442 80.7
125063 GRR TXWY D LIGHTING REHAB ROWLEY H 866,120 79.2
225013 MILLER AVE SIGNALS HALL 308,800 78.4
220076 GHIB-BNAUS STAINSBY 23,205,949 77.5
224016 GEB BNA 75&POE SIGN WORK COOK 3,207,265 76.7
124071 MDOT TS 9 INTS M-72 HALL 2,463,942 73.1
124036 BUCHANAN LIGHT POLES HALL 1,410,198 71.7
223084 MDOT ROTUNDA SIGNAL COOK 361,025 70.8
225024 ROCHESTER GATEWAY SIGNS COOK 386,845 69.3
225032 STATE ST TS AND LIGHTING COOK 330,481 68.0
222111 INDOT R44424 TREE REMOVAL ROWLEY H 1,223,758 62.3
222053 GRATIOT SOLAR FACILITY WALWORTH 49,612,694 61.6
124076 PIE&G SOLAR ARRAY ONAWAY CAYLOR 525,350 57.7
125042 MDOT NORTH REGION TS MODS HALL 1,952,611 56.3
225023 JEFFERSON RELIEF SEWER BLOCK 274,500 55.9
325007 CITY OF SSM ATS INSTALL HARVEY 244,041 55.8
225037 SHELL PARKING LOT LIGHTS CAYLOR 42,139 53.0
125076 MDOT CARPENTER RD BEACONS COOK 33,065 52.2
225046 MDOT US-12 NODES & BAGS BLOCK 57,900 49.6
125068 COLEMAN A YOUNG RW 7-25 ROWLEY H 261,754 49.4
324026 CCF SALLY PORT DEMO HARVEY 118,164 46.5
225057 CLIO LIGHTING UPGRADES COOK 149,570 45.7
225073 MDOT LONG LAKE RD TS HALL 375,715 44.3
125023 HOWELL PARKING LOT 10 COOK 71,550 42.9
225017 HTL BLODGETT MEM AIRPORT ROWLEY H 498,350 42.3
125047 MANISTEE LIFT STATION GEN CAYLOR 124,559 40.1
225011 MDOT I-94 CABLE BARRIER COOK 1,297,371 39.1
324019 SSM WWTP IMPROV PHASE 1 HARVEY 3,843,087 38.4
225045 GRAND RAPIDS TS & RRFB HALL 2,050,674 36.3
125084 TS GRAND RIVER&HUGHS COOK 209,451 34.9
125018 TS MEIJER #683 LIVONIA STAINSBY 337,000 34.0
125038 CIU AIRFIELD GUIDE SIGNS ROWLEY H 153,605 33.8
224105 FAYETTE COUNTY COMM ROWLEY H 425,978 31.7
125022 POSEYVILLE PV ENGINEERING BAILEY 4,486,600 31.0
224031 MDOT MLK BLVD BLOCK 285,225 28.4
125071 CLARE COUNTY AIRPORT ROWLEY H 209,325 28.0
225033 MDOT WASHTENAW CO SIG MOD BLOCK 3,103,773 28.0
125058 MDOT STATE ST & MAIN TS BLOCK 51,100 24.6
123096 FNT WPC ELE DIST IMPROV CAYLOR 13,971,563 24.1
225056 HOLDEN ST RETAINING WALL BLOCK 192,428 21.2
Confidential 11/11/2025 Page 1
Job Project Contract %
Number Job Name Manager Value Comp
325016 KEWADIN ELEVATOR ELECT HARVEY 23,400 20.7
225019 INDOT LAPORTE TREE REMOVE ROWLEY H 500,000 18.5
124065 FLINT WPC TRANSFORMERS CAYLOR 4,401,225 18.5
125052 11 MILE PARKING LOT STAINSBY 162,070 17.7
225059 MDOT WOODBURY REST AREA BLOCK 50,591 15.7
125101 SALZBURG ROAD BAGGING BLOCK 4,750 15.4
125096 GALLOWAY LANDING LIGHTING ROWLEY H 225,500 14.9
125055 OAKLAND AIRPORT TAXIWAY D ROWLEY H 1,370,945 11.8
224022 MDOT I-75 BRIDGE GRNDING BLOCK 9,126 11.6
125080 FISH CREEK BESS SWP WALWORTH 469,000 10.9
225028 IDOT MT CARMEL REILS ROWLEY H 133,750 10.7
125079 TS MEIJER #337 PLYMOUTH STAINSBY 404,000 9.1
125026 BAY CITY JATC SOLAR WALWORTH 119,036 8.9
225062 WTP SITE MODIFICATIONS HALL 20,150 8.0
224099 FLINT TAPS AND FORCE MAIN CAYLOR 221,700 7.7
225014 GRAYLING WS EXPANSION CAYLOR 261,767 7.1
225061 DETROIT GARAGE ELECTRICAL BLOCK 67,620 4.7
225081 SOUTHWEST K-8 TEMP POWER CAYLOR 148,000 4.0
325020 BRIMLEY LIFT STATION HARVEY 256,675 3.6
125016 LENAWEE RUNWAY 5 REIL ROWLEY H 49,710 2.5
325019 SSM HOUSING GENERATORS HARVEY 249,836 2.2
125072 WATERTOWN LNTP#1 ENG GROULX 47,485,484 2.0
125085 X LOT GUARDRAIL POSTS COOK 24,850 1.8
225071 WARREN FIRE STA NO 5 TS HALL 322,001 1.2
125067 EVART WW SYSTEM IMPROVE WATTERS N 159,010 1.0
325018 SSM WWTP GENERATOR HARVEY 110,876 1.0
225083 DETROIT PS TRACK & FIELD STAINSBY 573,652 0.9
125009 TUSCOLA AIRPORT PAPI 24 ROWLEY H 133,360 0.9
325021 SSM WWTP PHASE 2 HARVEY 4,045,000 0.8
225072 RCOC PONTIAC TRAIL TS BLOCK 343,134 0.8
125074 PATTERSON GUARDRAIL POSTS COOK 59,725 0.6
225079 IDOT FLORA MUN AIRPORT ROWLEY H 961,618 0.5
225051 BLUFFTON AIRPORT ROWLEY H 163,986 0.5
225063 MDOT I-96 IONIA CO ITS BLOCK 1,785,344 0.5
125089 ZEELAND TRAFFIC SIGNAL BLOCK 76,100 0.5
225074 COMMERCE TWP PED TS BLOCK 34,300 0.3
125088 STEELCASE PILE INSTALL BAILEY 51,000 0.2
125102 MDOT M-20 LIGHTING & TS HALL 6,826,926 0.0
125033 MBS TAXIWAY ALPHA ROWLEY H 849,375 0.0
125081 BEAVER ISLAND RUNWAY LTG ROWLEY H 636,025 0.0
125103 AMRIZE AIR COMPRESSORS CAYLOR 594,100 0.0
325022 SOO LOCKS SAN SEWER REHAB HARVEY 511,574 0.0
225084 CLINTON TWP PHASE 1 H2O WATTERS N 227,144 0.0
125107 ISABELLA BESS SAFE HARBOR BAILEY 190,750 0.0
125099 GERALD FORD TAXILANE L ROWLEY H 102,930 0.0
125093 MDOT US31 LOOPS AND BAGS BLOCK 98,575 0.0
125078 PHOENIX FENCE GROUNDING WATTERS N 65,731 0.0
125091 AMRIZE DUST COLLECTOR WATTERS N 61,583 0.0
225060 SHELL RR SWITCHGEAR CAYLOR 53,244 0.0
225040 MERRIMAN RD SIGNAL BLOCK 47,056 0.0
225064 MDOT M-102 SIGNAL BAGGING BLOCK 36,400 0.0
125104 MDOT M46 BAGS & RADAR BLOCK 24,250 0.0
125062 WEISS ST WM TS BLOCK 24,150 0.0
125087 MIDLAND MAST ARM FDN HALL 17,800 0.0
325013 BWB TOLL FARE SIGNS COOK 16,100 0.0
125094 ALLEGAN PAPI BAFFLES ROWLEY H 11,375 0.0
224103 MDOT US-23 POLE REMOVAL BLOCK 5,750 0.0
TOTALS 401,928,876
Confidential 11/11/2025 Page 2
Part II, Section I
3. J. Ranck Electric, Inc. has never failed to complete awarded work or ever defaulted
on a contract.
Part II, Section I
4. References
Mead & Hunt
Lansing, MI
Attn: Jared Kowalewsky, PE
Phone: (517) 321-8334
jared.kowalewsky@meadhunt.com
Tetra Tech
Ann Arbor, MI
Attn: Gene Jones
Phone: (313) 402-8846
gene.jones@tetratech.com
DTE Energy
Detroit, MI
Attn: Joseph Gerweck
Phone: (313) 235-1176
joseph.gerweck@dteenergy.com
Arauco North America
Grayling, MI
Attn: Mike Battisti
Phone: (705) 255-2286
michael.battisti@arauco-na.com
Part II, Section II
1. Once the project has been awarded and submittals approved, we will procure the
lighting, conduit, cable and other misc. materials to complete the project. When the
conduit and pull boxes have been delivered, we will mobilize a 3-man crew to begin
the installation of the underground infrastructure and construct any light pole
foundations. When the light poles and fixtures have been delivered, we will mobilize
a 3-man crew to install the lighting and pull in the cable. Once the lighting is
energized, our foreman will work with the owner on any punchlist items and closeout.
2. Available upon request
3. Apex Consulting and Survey
Survey Equipment
No Bond
Fleet Capabilities
EQUIPMENT
Trencher/Plows/Boring (5)Arrow Boards (24)Backhoes (3)
Bulldozers (1)
Forklifts (15)
Tractors (5)Excavators (33)Excavator drill (1)
Gator & ORV (35)
Scissor Lifts (4)
Skidsteers (8)Trailers (176)Compressors (8)
Compactors (3)
Water Truck (1)
Pay Loaders (2)Post/Pile Drivers (13)
CARS AND TRUCKS
Light Duty Cars/Trucks (85)DOT Trucks/One Ton (52)Bucket Trucks (29)
Digger Trucks (7)
Dump Trucks (16)
Vac Trucks (2)Stinger/Knuckle Booms (1)Stake Trucks (4)
Mechanic Trucks (3)
Van/Box Trucks (6)
TMA Trucks (1) Trailers (2)Semi Trucks (4)
JRE has made a total fleet
investment of $17.2 Million.
J. Ranck Electric’s goal is to maintain a diverse pool of resources
for employees and operators to pull from depending on the project
scope and unique aspects of the job. To say we are a “turnkey”
contractor is an understatement. Because of the diverse knowledge of our operators, our fleet capabilities far exceed just putting holes
in the ground and running conduit. Crews are prepared to assist in
new construction projects, repairs, maintenance and exploratory
excavation.
Our group of stationed mechanics and mobile mechanics ensure our
fleet is prepared and in top shape whenever and wherever needed.
Our routine annual maintenance program and mobile maintenance
services ensures that our fleet is compliant with all state and federal
regulations.
J. Ranck Electric, Inc.
Years Ended
December 31,
2024 and 2023
Financial
Statements