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Important Reminder from OCTA: Certificates of Insurance Requirements

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NOTICE003State & Local

Response Deadline01/01/2027, 07:30:00 AM UTC

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The Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) has issued a notice titled "Important Reminder from OCTA: Certificates of Insurance Requirements" under solicitation number NOTICE003. This notice, posted on January 5, 2026, serves as an informational announcement rather than a solicitation requiring electronic responses, with a response deadline set for January 1, 2027. The notice is managed by the Contracts Administration and Materials Management office within the Financial & Administrative division in California. The primary point of contact for this notice is Marcus Estrada, a Senior Business Systems Analyst at OCTA, who can be reached via email or phone. The notice emphasizes compliance with insurance certificate requirements relevant to project participation, though it does not solicit bids or proposals. The project location is based in Orange County, California, reflecting its jurisdiction under OCTA. Interested parties can access additional information or the full notice through OCTA’s procurement portal.

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OCTA reminds contractors of required insurance certificates for Orange County projects, non-solicitation notice.

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California → F&A-Contracts Administration and Materials ManagementView Agency

NAICS

921190 - Other General Government SupportView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, USA

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PhaseSolicitation

PostedJan 5

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJan 1

Submission deadline

Response Deadline

01/01/2027, 07:30:00 AM UTCin 4 months

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AgencyCalifornia → F&A-Contracts Administration and Materials Management

Contacts1 person available

OfficeOrange, CA, 92863, USA

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California → F&A-Contracts Administration and Materials Management

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Office AddressOrange, CA, 92863, USA

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NOTE: Orange County Transportation Authority is issuing this Project as only a notice. The Authority will not be collecting electronic responses through this notice.

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