Call 002 25A025

The contract pertains to paving work on State Route 9 between Park Road and the SAAR to Sumas corridor in Whatcom County, Washington, under solicitation number 25A025 and referenced as Addenda No. 2. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is the contracting agency, with a solicitation posted and response deadline both set for May 6, 2026. The project falls under NAICS code 237310 for Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction and is classified as a state-level procurement with no set-aside specified. The place of performance is exclusively identified as Whatcom, Washington, with no further details on exact worksite locations or deliverables provided. Bidders must complete a standardized Bidder Questionnaire that collects firm-level data including DBE status, gross receipts categorized in bands up to over $25 million, firm age, and scope of work. Only DBE participation is formally tracked as a socioeconomic requirement, with no provision for other certifications such as small business, WOSB, HUBZone, or Veteran-Owned status. The questionnaire also requires separate submissions for any subcontractors involved, triggering additional administrative reporting. No pricing structure, contract value, CLINs, or cost details are included in the available materials, and no payment, invoicing, or accounting data such as TAS, AAC, or ACRN is specified. Similarly, there is no information on inspection and acceptance protocols, packaging and marking standards, contract administration personnel like COR or PCO, or specific technical specifications from AASHTO or FHWA. While the solicitation references compliance with 49 CFR Part 26 for DBE participation, no other FAR clauses, evaluation factors, award methodology, or special requirements like security clearances, contract options, or OCI provisions are documented. Submission is required via the completed Bidder Questionnaire, with no clear instructions on format, page limits, submission method, or portal details provided. The absence of key sections on pricing, deliverables, inspection, and special requirements suggests that the full contract documentation is either not available or incomplete in this dataset.