Call 002 C26858

Whitaker Construction Co. Inc. has been solicited under Contract Number C26858 by the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) for REGION 2 EAST CULVERT REPAIRS in Otero, Bent, and Kiowa Counties, Colorado. The solicitation, posted and due on July 16, 2026, involves repair and rehabilitation work including installation of corrugated steel pipes from 15 to 48 inches in diameter, culvert lining with special designations, site preparation, earthwork, concrete work, traffic control management over 72 days, portable message signs, mobile attenuators, seeding for erosion control, and mobilization. The estimated contract value falls between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000, with a fixed completion date of April 15, 2027. Performance is required entirely within the specified Colorado counties, and no alternative delivery or shipping terms are defined. All proposals must be submitted electronically through the CDOT procurement portal at cdot.dbcsystem.com by the stated deadline, though specific file formats, page limits, or proposal structure requirements are not outlined. The contract contains no explicit federal acquisition regulation clauses, formal contract clauses, or standardized sections such as I, J, M, or H beyond itemized bid line items and project-specific annotations. While certain items are marked as “(Special)” indicating unique specifications, no detailed technical standards, inspection criteria, or quality benchmarks are provided in the available data. No information is included on payment instructions, accounting codes, invoicing methods, contracting officer details, or certified representatives. The offeror’s size status, socioeconomic certifications, Unique Entity ID, or subcontracting plans are not confirmed, though the bid range triggers potential small business reporting obligations under FAR 52.219-9. The government retains responsibility for inspection and acceptance at the performance locations, but formal evaluation factors, award methodology, or selection criteria are absent. The scope relies on project-specific plans accessible through CDOT’s portal, with no overarching specifications or referenced standards such as ASTM or AASHTO detailed in the solicitation.