Bond 2024 Traffic Signal Construction Group 6 – Masters Drive at Checota Drive, Pear Ridge Drive at Haverwood Drive, Jefferson Boulevard at Van Burne Avenue, and Buckner Boulevard at Gross Road

The City of Dallas Department of Transportation and Public Works is soliciting bids for the construction of four new traffic signals at the intersections of Masters Drive at Checota Drive, Pear Ridge Drive at Haverwood Drive, Jefferson Boulevard at Van Burne Avenue, and Buckner Boulevard at Gross Road, along with all associated civil, electrical, and signage work as detailed in the approved plan set. The solicitation, identified as CIZ26-TPW-4003 and classified under NAICS code 237310, requires bidders to submit a complete proposal electronically via the City’s BonfireHub portal by 1:00 p.m. CST on Friday, July 24, 2026, with bid opening scheduled for 2:00 p.m. the same day. To be considered responsive, bidders must submit a cashier’s check or bid bond equal to at least five percent of the total bid amount, along with all required forms, including SBE affidavits, conflict of interest disclosures, non-collusion affidavits, environmental and safety certifications, and proof of insurability. Unit costs must be provided for each line item, and failure to meet any of these conditions will result in non-responsiveness. The contract includes a fixed total bid value of $100,000, primarily allocated to the Extra Work line item, and all prices must be firm and all-inclusive, covering labor, shipping, and handling. The selected contractor must complete all work within 280 working days and is subject to liquidated damages of $1,000 per calendar day for delays beyond the completion date. The scope of work encompasses procurement and installation of traffic signal heads, pedestrian signal units, accessible pedestrian signal systems, mast arms, galvanized poles, controller cabinets, foundations, rigid metal and PVC conduit, pavement markings, signage, and concrete work—all compliant with TXDOT standards, the Public Works Construction Standards for North Central Texas, the National Electrical Code, and City of Dallas design specifications. The contractor must ensure all materials are new, unused, and certified, meeting UL or NRTL listing requirements, and must coordinate a television inspection of conduits prior to final acceptance, adhering to strict technical criteria for image quality and reporting. The contract mandates full compliance with Dallas City Code Chapter 15B on Equal Employment Opportunity, Title VI requirements from the Texas Department of Transportation, and federal prohibitions on contracts with companies boycotting Israel or foreign