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Cameron County — CSJ 6495-88-001 — June 2026 Letting — Local-Let Maintenance
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The contract pertains to local-let maintenance work in Cameron County, Texas, under solicitation number 6495-88-001, with a letting date of June 2026, and is administered by the Texas Department of Transportation. The scope centers on implementing erosion and sediment control measures aligned with the Clean Water Act and state regulations, including installation and maintenance of control devices such as erosion logs and sediment barriers, adherence to the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, and compliance with TxDOT standards including DMS-6100, DMS-8101, and DMS-8240. Work is to be performed at specified sites including BUS 77 at Arroyo Colorado and US 281 at various locations, with final acceptance occurring upon project-wide completion. The estimated contract value is $300,000, derived from a bid bond requirement of $6,000 representing 2% of the engineer’s estimate, though detailed pricing for several line items remains incomplete or unspecified. Special requirements include mandatory certifications for non-discrimination under 49 CFR 21, conflict of interest declarations prohibiting financial ties to TxDOT officials or commissioners, E-Verify enrollment for all personnel hired in Texas, and a child support compliance statement under Texas Family Code. Contractors must also submit a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise commitment, failure of which results in bid nonresponsiveness. Cybersecurity obligations are stringent, requiring implementation of administrative, physical, and technical safeguards to protect TxDOT data across all tiers of subcontractors, with prohibitions on password reuse and sharing, and liability for all breach-related costs. Material specifications mandate adherence to ASTM standards for structural components and Departmental Material Specifications for adhesives, paints, and pavement markings, while marking requirements include permanent identification on bearing pads and compliance with TMUTCD for roadway signage. No formal evaluation factors, award basis, or detailed delivery schedule are specified, and while provisions such as liquidated damages and performance evaluations are referenced, they lack quantified thresholds. Payment processes, accounting codes, invoicing platforms, and certification of unique entity or CAGE identifiers are not addressed, and no formal attachment list or structured proposal volume requirements are provided, though submissions must follow the official TxDOT form and be accompanied by audited financials and experience questionnaires ten days prior to letting.
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Cameron, TX, USASet-Aside
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