*Certified SB/DVBE only* Parking Lot Slurry Seal Coat, Parking Stall Striping, and Asphalt and Curb Repair Services in Sacramento County

This contract, issued by the California Department of Transportation under solicitation number 03A4112, is exclusively set aside for certified Small Business and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise entities and requires the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment, and services necessary to perform slurry seal coating, parking stall striping, curb painting, and asphalt and curb repairs across designated sites in Sacramento County. The work involves slurry sealing approximately 90,000 square feet of surface, replacing 1,190 linear feet of concrete curbs, repaving 1,150 square feet of asphalt, and restriping parking areas to meet ADA, California Building Code, and California Vehicle Code standards, with all markings requiring specific color coding and symbols for ADA compliance, fire lanes, and loading zones. Subcontracting is permitted but triggers mandatory reporting through the ADM-3059 form with every invoice, and failure to submit this results in up to $10,000 withheld from final payment. Contractors must also ensure compliance with Senate Bill 1383 organic waste recycling rules, prevailing wage regulations under DIR oversight, apprenticeship ratio requirements, and obtain a valid Motor Carrier Permit if applicable. The contract operates under a strict Lowest Price Technically Acceptable evaluation model, awarding only to the responsive offeror with the lowest bid not exceeding $484,000, where technical compliance is a pass/fail threshold and price is the sole determining factor among qualified bidders. All bidders must submit a complete package including the ADM-1412 Price Quote Proposal, Bidder Certification Sheet, Non-Collusion Declaration, California Civil Rights Certification, and Darfur Contracting Act Certification, with no alterations allowed to required forms. The contract mandates use of AES-256 or AES-128 encryption for state data, debarment and economic sanctions certifications, insurance coverage including $1 million per occurrence general liability and workers’ compensation as required by law, and disclosure of any use of generative AI in deliverables. Work must commence no earlier than June 15, 2026, and extend through June 14, 2027, with performance occurring onsite at Caltrans locations; invoices must be submitted in triplicate electronically or by mail with service dates, labor hours, and supporting documentation to Caltrans District 07 in Rancho Cordova. All contractual obligations are governed by non-negotiable Caltrans-general terms and contractor