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The Nebraska Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for Project No. 83-2(145), Contract ID 61767, titled D6 Fiber Connectivity. This project involves the installation and modification of fiber connectivity infrastructure across Deuel and Lincoln counties. The scope of work is divided into Group 8B Electrical and Group 10 General Items, featuring deliverables such as fiber markers, core drill foundations, pull boxes, conduit plowing, and tracer wire. The contract specifies a performance period of 40 working days with a tentative start date of September 7, 2027. Bidders must be prequalified under Class B8, 10 and submit proposals via the Bid Express portal by the letting date of October 1, 2026. The contract is subject to stringent regulatory requirements, including the Davis-Bacon Act for wages, the Build America, Buy America Act (BABA), and the Buy America Act (BAA). Technical acceptance is based on the 2017 NDOT Standard Specifications for Highway Construction, with specific quality standards for pull box structural integrity and fiber connectivity deflection target values. Additionally, the contractor must adhere to environmental constraints, such as restricted nighttime lighting from May 1 to September 30, and provide a proposal guaranty bid bond.
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