Guardrail Program

The contract involves providing on-call repair services for damaged guardrail systems across various locations in California, with a focus on maintaining roadway safety and integrity. The scope includes repairing or replacing guardrail posts, blocks, metal rail elements, and other related accessories or hardware, ensuring that all work complies with safety standards and specifications. The contractor is responsible for managing traffic control measures during repairs and ensuring the proper disposal of all materials removed from the work sites, emphasizing safety and environmental considerations. The project is organized under the Guardrail Program with a solicitation number 2024-IFB-CIV-0626, posted in December 2024, with a response deadline set for early February 2025. The contract size ranges from a minimum of $500,000 to a maximum of $2,000,000, indicating a significant scope of work. The project is managed by the California Public Works Department, Engineering division, and is designated as a project under the NAICS code 423710, which pertains to hardware and supplies related to construction. The primary point of contact is Nzhde Matevosyan, reachable via email and phone for inquiries. Bidders are required to submit detailed subcontractor listings and, if applicable, shoring design information, including the names, addresses, and scope of work for all subcontractors involved, as well as the responsible civil or structural engineers. This documentation ensures transparency and coordination among all parties involved in the repair efforts. Additional project details and procurement information can be accessed through the provided online portal link.