Construct bridges, RW, JPCP, HMA Pvmt, drainage, and Elect systems.

The contract, identified as solicitation 12-0K9704 issued by the California Department of Transportation, encompasses a major transportation construction project spanning Route 241 and Route 91 in Orange and Riverside Counties, California. Work extends from 0.1 mile south of the Santiago Creek Bridge to Route 91 along Route 241, and from 0.6 mile west of the Gypsum Canyon Road undercrossing to 0.6 mile east of the Orange County line along Route 91. The scope includes constructing bridges, roadways, jointed plain concrete pavement, hot mix asphalt pavement, drainage systems, and electrical systems, with an estimated contract value of $320 million and a performance period of 1,040 working days. The project is subject to Caltrans specifications and standards, and bidders must hold a valid California contractor’s license classified as Class A or C-12/C-8. The solicitation is open for electronic submission exclusively through the CaleProcure portal with a deadline of June 25, 2026, and was posted on May 4, 2026. Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and participation requirements for Disadvantaged Business Enterprises are mandated, reflecting state-level equity and nondiscrimination obligations. There is no formal inclusion of Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, as this is a state procurement under Caltrans authority, and no FAR or DFARS clauses are applied. The contract does not specify detailed packaging, marking, or preservation requirements, nor does it include enumerated attachments, evaluation criteria weights, or formal inspection and acceptance procedures beyond the general oversight by Caltrans. Payment terms, contracting officer representative details, and accounting data such as AAC or TAS codes are not provided. Proposal submissions must follow electronic guidelines outlined on the Caltrans and CaleProcure websites, with no physical submissions permitted, and while the overall scope and licensing requirements are clearly defined, specific technical quality standards, delivery terms, or option periods are not detailed in the available information.