Call 002 C27062

The project under solicitation C27062, titled Call 002 C27062, involves the removal and replacement of highway signs, posts, and bases along Interstate 70 in Colorado, specifically on the mainline east and west from mile marker 168.00 to 206.0, as well as all on and off ramps from mile marker 133.00 to 206.00, including associated frontage roads and scenic areas. Work includes the removal of 181 ground signs and 873 sign panels, followed by the installation of new Class I, Class II, and Class III sign panels totaling approximately 14,180 square feet, along with 2,000 linear feet of 2-inch round steel posts, 2,600 linear feet of 2-1/2 inch Sch 80 posts, and 50 NP-40 slipbases. Additional scope encompasses mobilization, 80 hours of flagging, 70 days of traffic control management, and 140 days of mobile attenuator use to ensure safety during operations. The project is scheduled for completion within 70 work days and is located within the Eagle and Summit areas of Colorado, with the Colorado Department of Transportation as the awarding agency. All work must comply with project plans or direct instructions from Project Engineer Bill Crawford, reachable at [phone hidden]. The solicitation requires bidders to register on the CDOT DBCSYSTEM portal to access full plans and specifications, and mandates a bid guaranty equal to 5% of the total bid amount. No set-aside status is designated, and the contract has a UDBE participation goal of 0.00%. The estimated contract value falls between $0 and $1,000,000, with no detailed pricing provided in the public documentation. The solicitation was posted on June 4, 2026, with proposals due at 10:00 AM on the same day. Payment terms, invoicing procedures, inspection protocols, packaging requirements, and specific quality standards are not outlined in the available information, with reference directed to the portal for complete contract clauses and technical specifications. Contractors must submit through the designated online portal and ensure compliance with all referenced plans and engineering directives.