Opportunities · U.S. Virgin Islands

VI DPC A34(1) – Veterans Drive Contract 2 Improvements to RTE 30

Federal Highway Administration · St Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands · Presolicitation

AgencyFederal Highway Administration
Place of performanceSt Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
CategoryHighway, street and bridge
Notice typePresolicitation
Set-asideNone stated
PostedNov 5, 2026
Response dueJan 13, 2027
Solicitation no.693C73-27-R-000012
02From the notice
Proposals from all Business Concerns will be accepted for Project VI DPC A34(1) – Veterans Drive Contract 2 Improvements to RTE 30. Solicitation Number 693C73-27-R-000012, located in St. Thomas, USVI. The project consists of the reconstruction and addition of new lanes for a continuous four-lane roadway with two lanes in each direction for an approximate distance of 2052 ft. (0.39 mi). The work includes widening and reconstruction of Veterans Drive, enhance pedestrian and vehicular safety, and improve drainage of the roadway and other miscellaneous work. The project will be split into multiple work schedules/contract options, with the cost for all the work schedules is estimated to be between $80,000,000 to $90,000,000. Contract Award/Notice to Proceed is subject to the receipt of permits.…

Excerpt from the public notice. Read the full solicitation and all attachments on SAM.gov.

03Market history

Who has won similar work in U.S. Virgin Islands.

RecipientAwarding agencyAward valuePeriod
Island Roads CorporationFederal Highway Administration$24,290,274Nov 18, 2020 – Jun 18, 2024
Virgin Islands Paving IncFederal Highway Administration$17,895,545Sep 28, 2020 – May 31, 2028
Professional Design/Builders, Inc.Federal Highway Administration$4,765,496May 23, 2023 – May 11, 2026
Xenturis LlcFederal Emergency Management Agency$623,750Sep 30, 2026 – Dec 29, 2026
Terra Firma Project LlcFederal Highway Administration$149,465Jun 25, 2026 – Oct 16, 2027

Largest federal contract awards in highway, street and bridge performed in U.S. Virgin Islands, with contract activity in the past three years. Source: USAspending.gov. Shown for market context; not necessarily the incumbent for this requirement.