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FY26-DDOT-MOA-Tunnel Inspection

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The District of Columbia Department of Transportation is forecasting a contract for tunnel inspection services in fiscal year 2026, with the official title FY26-DDOT-MOA-Tunnel Inspection. This procurement is intended to ensure the safety, structural integrity, and operational reliability of tunnels under the agency’s jurisdiction through systematic and standardized inspection protocols. The work will involve detailed assessments, documentation, and reporting of tunnel conditions, potentially including visual inspections, non-destructive testing, and data analysis to identify defects, deterioration, or hazards requiring remediation. The contract is currently listed as a forecast with no solicitation number assigned, and no specific set-aside, NAICS code, or organizational type has been designated. Performance is expected to occur within the District of Columbia, though exact locations are not specified. There is no listed point of contact for inquiries, and further details such as budget, timeline, or evaluation criteria are not yet available. Interested parties should monitor the official procurement portal for updates as the solicitation process approaches.

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District of Columbia to procure tunnel inspection services for fiscal year 2026 to ensure safety and structural integrity.

Agency

District of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

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PostedJul 23

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

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District of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

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Tunnel Inspection

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