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Cameron County — CSJ 0921-06-373 — May 2026 Letting — State-Let Construction
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This contract solicitation, designated as CSJ 0921-06-373 and set for a May 2026 letting by the Texas Department of Transportation, pertains to state-let construction activities in Cameron County, Texas. The scope involves the installation and commissioning of highway infrastructure components, including reflective pavement markings with specified types and dimensions, elimination of existing pavement markings in varying sizes and formats, and the installation and upgrade of highway traffic signals and LED vehicle signal sections. The work is to be performed on-site in Cameron County with no alternative delivery locations, and acceptance criteria require successful field testing under operational conditions for 30 to 90 days, with a cap of 72 hours of total system downtime and strict adherence to NTSC video signal standards, NEMA environmental specifications, and the Department’s 2024 Construction and Maintenance Specifications. All technical execution, inspection, and final approval must conform to engineering and safety requirements defined by state and federal standards, including NEMA TS 2, NEC, and IEEE-related electrical compliance, as well as corrosion resistance and wind load thresholds per coastal district design maps. The contract enforces a range of federal-aid compliance obligations, including mandatory adherence to the Davis-Bacon Act for prevailing wage payments, full implementation of the Cargo Preference Act requiring at least 50% of ocean shipments to use U.S.-flag vessels, and strict adherence to the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs and 49 CFR Part 26 affirmative action and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise directives, despite a stated DBE goal of 0%. Contractors must submit certified payroll records maintained for three years post-completion, complete Form FHWA-1273 for all subcontracts incorporating labor and non-discrimination clauses, and file Form FHWA-1295 if the contract value reaches or exceeds one million dollars. EEO obligations under Executive Order 11246 and ADA accessibility mandates are binding, and failure to comply may result in payment withholding or termination. Proposals must be submitted physically by May 6, 2026, using the official TxDOT form with bid bond and addendum acknowledgments; computer-generated bid pricing is allowed only if precisely formatted per published examples, and disassembly of the proposal packet is prohibited. While the contract lacks explicit pricing data, unit prices are denoted as “DOLLARS and CENTS,” rendering the total contract value unspecified, and no formal FAR clause numbering or Section K representations are included, reflecting
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Cameron, TX, USASet-Aside
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