Call 003 C22182

The contract pertains to maintenance and repair work along US 550 in Ouray, Colorado, specifically at milepost 88.6 and milepost 90.84, under solicitation number C22182 issued by the Colorado Department of Transportation. Work at MP 88.6 involves removing the existing damaged block facing down to 12 inches below the top of the wall, followed by the installation of ground nails and a shotcrete facing. At MP 90.84, the scope includes patching and repairing the existing shotcrete liner within a tunnel and cleaning out a 6-inch underdrain behind the barrier. Additional required tasks encompass traffic control for 47 days, installation of temporary barriers and portable message signs, flagging services totaling 900 hours, epoxy resin injections, and full mobilization. The total estimated contract value ranges between $1 million and $5 million, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting scheduled for April 23, 2026, attendance at which is required for eligibility. All bids must be submitted electronically via the CDOT bidding portal by the deadline of May 7, 2026. The contract specifies key deliverables such as the removal of 284 square feet of existing structure, installation of 2,208 linear feet of soil nails, application of nearly 300 square yards of shotcrete, and 117 linear feet of epoxy injection, all to be performed according to CDOT specifications. While no formal FAR clauses, packaging requirements, inspection criteria, or accounting data are detailed in the provided documents, the project adheres to CDOT’s construction standards and includes special provisions governing traffic control, public information services at Tier III level, portable traffic signals in work zones, and culvert cleaning. The sole point of contact listed is Beaux Kemp with the phone number provided, though no official designation as COR, COTR, or PCO is confirmed. The contract contains no stated socioeconomic set-asides or Disadvantaged Business Enterprise targets, with a UDBE goal of 0.00%. No evaluation factors, award methodology, or contract administration payment details are explicitly outlined, and all special requirements are referenced to be fully detailed in the Project Special Provision Notice to Bidders, which bidders are obligated to review prior to submission.