Bridge Health Dashboard

The Florida Department of Transportation is pursuing a single-source procurement for the Bridge Health Dashboard project under solicitation number DOT-SS-27-9003-SJ, identifying Epic Engineering & Consulting Group, LLC as the sole qualified vendor. The effort, valued at $136,000, involves integrating Resensys remote sensor data—covering cathodic protection, scour, water level, and structural health indicators—into an existing ArcGIS-based dashboard using ESRI Experience Builder, with performance expected to span one year and occur statewide in Florida. The procurement is legally justified under Florida Statute s. 120.57(3) due to EPIC’s unique, irreplaceable expertise in the system’s current architecture and prior work under Contract H9145, rendering competitive bidding impractical. Submission of vendor responses is required by 5:00 p.m. EST on July 27, 2026, via email or mail, with no formal FAR clauses or federal procurement standards applied; instead, compliance is governed by state law. Technical deliverables include seamless system integration, real-time monitoring enhancements, and interoperability with FDOT’s existing infrastructure, though no detailed evaluation factors, pricing line items, inspection criteria, or packaging requirements are specified. The contract lacks formal clauses for payment, invoicing, contracting officer representation, or certifications, with Jocelyn Moore designated as the primary point of contact for submissions. No attachments with specific identifiers or metadata are provided, and the procurement hinges entirely on EPIC’s established technical ownership of the platform, with no provision for alternatives or trade-off analysis.