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FY26-DDOT-TPA-CM for SRTS Sidewalk and Safety Construction

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The District of Columbia Department of Transportation is forecasting the need for construction management services to support the Citywide Sidewalk Gap Construction Program and the Safe Routes to School Program during the upcoming fiscal year. The selected contractor will be responsible for providing comprehensive construction engineering oversight, including stormwater management planning and implementation, as well as rigorous inspection and testing throughout all phases of construction. Key duties include monitoring work progress against the approved schedule, reviewing and recommending interim and final payment requests, managing change orders, and ensuring strict adherence to project plans and specifications. The contractor will also maintain detailed, audit-ready documentation and deliver comprehensive records verifying that all work has been completed in compliance with contractual and regulatory requirements. This engagement requires thorough administrative coordination and technical expertise to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of critical pedestrian infrastructure improvements across the District. Services will focus on enhancing community safety, promoting walkability, and meeting federal and local standards for public infrastructure projects. The contract will be active in fiscal year 2026 with solicitation expected to follow the posted forecast date of July 23, 2026, and performance will occur throughout the city’s jurisdictional boundaries. All contractual obligations will center on accountability, transparency, and quality assurance from initial mobilization through final project closeout.

General Info

Contract for construction management services to oversee sidewalk and Safe Routes to School projects in D.C. during FY2026.

Agency

District of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

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AgencyDistrict of Columbia → Transportation (DDOT)
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CM services to provide construction engineering, stormwater management, and inspection services during construction of the Citywide Sidewalk Gap Construction Program and the Safe Routes to School Program, including monitoring of the construction work through inspection and testing, tracking progress against the construction schedule, checking and recommending interim and final payments, administrating changes, maintaining and filing records for audits, and providing documentary records that the project has been built in accordance with plans and specifications.

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