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This Solicitation opportunity from Colorado was posted on January 1, 1970. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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C26972State & Local

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NAICS: 237990
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FDC-214-102565.1
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NAICS: 237990
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Design Build Services For 8 New Pickleball Courts With Lighting
Solicitation # S-1397
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City of Garden Grove

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about 13 hours ago

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in 23 days

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The project involves upgrading Intelligent Transportation System infrastructure along I-25 from milepost 93 to 164 and US-24 from milepost 299 to 312 within CDOT Region 2, primarily in El Paso County and other statewide locations. Key tasks include installing fiber optic cable totaling 18,845 linear feet, new electrical conduit including 12,375 linear feet of 2-inch bored conduit and 2,615 linear feet of 4-inch bored conduit, 64 linear feet of 36-inch drilled shafts, 17 linear feet of 42-inch drilled shafts, and 114 linear feet of 48-inch drilled shafts. The scope also covers installation of seven overhead LED Variable Message Signs, 28 closed-circuit television cameras and four new camera poles, replacement of three monotube overhead sign cantilevers, and implementation of a Road Weather Information System with one weather monitoring unit. Electrical services will be updated with 12 service meter cabinets, 11 Type 1 and three Type 2 communications cabinets, and one manhole for traffic management. Work includes removal of obsolete infrastructure such as 14 CCTV poles, six overhead sign structures, 35 pull boxes, 16 traffic signal controller cabinets, and associated electrical equipment. Additional requirements involve 100 hours of potholing and troubleshooting, 200 days of traffic control management, 40 hours of flagging, native seeding over 0.93 acre, erosion logs, and mobilization and construction surveying. The contract requires a 5% guaranty of the total bid amount and has a fixed completion date of December 10, 2027. The estimated contract value falls between one and five million dollars. All plans and specifications are accessible via the cdot.db esystem.com portal, and submissions must be made through this platform. The prebid meeting is scheduled remotely for August 13, 2026, and the bid solicitation closes on August 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM MST. The contract has no UDBE minority business goals and is administered by the Colorado Department of Transportation with Jill K Scott listed as the administrative contact.

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Upgrade ITS infrastructure on I-25 and US-24 with new fiber, VMS, CCTV, weather systems, and electrical services.

Place of Performance

El Paso, Statewide Various, CO, USA

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Contract C26972 ITS Infrastructure Upgrade I-25 and US-24

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Project No. ITS 0252-521 Revision No. 1 - ITS Equipment Upgrade on I-25 and US-24

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AgencyColorado Department of Transportation
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OfficeCO, USA
Office AddressCO, USA
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The project consists of upgrading Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) infrastructure along I-25 from MP 93 to MP 164 and US-24 from MP 299 to MP 312 in CDOT Region 2. Work generally includes installing fiber optic laterals to new and existing ITS devices, new caissons and conduit, Variable Message Signs (VMS), replacement of VMS monotube structures, installation and removal of CCTV cameras and camera poles, Road Weather Information System (RWIS) equipment, new electrical services, and resetting various existing ITS devices. The project also includes removal of obsolete ITS equipment and electrical services that have reached the end of their useful life. Prebid meeting will be held remotely on August 13, 2026 @ 14:00 MST.

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