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Brazos County — CSJ 6501-23-001 — May 2026 Letting — Local-Let Maintenance
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The contract covers a one-year pavement marking maintenance and removal program under TxDOT’s Local-Let initiative for Brazos County, Texas, with a possible one-year extension if performance is satisfactory. It operates as a call-out contract with fixed-unit pricing across multiple work orders, requiring compliance with TxDOT’s Standard Specifications effective September 1, 2024. Key deliverables include maintaining visible pavement markings meeting daylight (300 ft) and nighttime (160 ft) visibility standards, removing obsolete markings, performing Type E sweeping at a rate of five roadbed miles per day, and deploying traffic control devices such as retroreflective drums and flexible marker tabs that meet specific TxDOT material standards. Performance is monitored through Engineer inspections at the job site, with nonconforming work subject to rejection at the contractor’s expense and potential liquidated damages for schedule delays. Contractors must adhere to mandatory certifications including the Certificate of Interested Parties (Form 1295) for contracts over $1 million, E-Verify participation, non-discrimination against firearm entities, and compliance with anti-boycott and anti-surveillance provisions. Security requirements mandate protection of TxDOT data and PII, with subcontractors held to the same standards under Article 20, and contractors must comply with Executive Order GA-48 regarding foreign adversarial influence. All work occurs within Brazos County and surrounding areas in the Bryan District, including major routes such as SH 6, IH 45, and US 290. The solicitation does not specify total contract value or funding codes, and no formal evaluation factors, invoice systems, COR/COTR assignments, or packaging requirements beyond traffic control device specifications are provided. Bids are due at a public opening, must follow the official Department proposal format, and failure to comply with submission protocols or required certifications results in a nonresponsive bid.
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Brazos, TX, USASet-Aside
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