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Dallas County — CSJ 0009-11-269 — July 2026 Letting — State-Let Construction
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The contract pertains to a state-let construction project in Dallas County, Texas, administered by the Texas Department of Transportation under solicitation number 0009-11-269, with a letting date in July 2026. The work involves the installation, integration, testing, and maintenance of intelligent transportation systems including ITS poles, cabinets, fiber optic networks, and CCTV systems, with performance required along designated highway corridors such as IH 30 within the right-of-way. The scope demands strict adherence to technical specifications including ASTM, NEC, TIA/EIA, NEMA, and IEC standards, along with compliance with Texas Department of Transportation Special Specification 6047 and applicable state regulations. Key deliverables include engineer-stamped shop drawings, operation and maintenance manuals, certified payroll records, and warranty certifications guaranteeing at least 95% equipment coverage. Final acceptance is contingent upon successful on-site performance testing, with systems required to operate defect-free for 30 consecutive days following commissioning and to meet stringent reliability benchmarks, including a maximum of 72 hours of downtime and compliance with environmental and ingress protection ratings. Contractors must comply with a suite of special provisions that override standard specifications and include mandatory EEO and nondiscrimination certification under Executive Order 11246, an on-the-job training program targeting disadvantaged individuals with structured wage progression, and full adherence to the Cargo Preference Act and Buy America requirements. Security obligations require implementation of data safeguards for TxDOT systems, immediate reporting of cybersecurity incidents, and flow-down of these requirements to all subcontractors. Subcontracting is tightly controlled, requiring written approval for any assignment and the inclusion of federal labor provisions such as Davis-Bacon and Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act in all subcontracts. Bidders must submit signed, complete proposal packages with a bid guaranty and demonstrate technical qualification for ITS components through email submission by a deadline 10 days before bid opening, while acknowledging receipt of all addenda. The contract value is estimated up to $15 million, with liquidated damages tied to performance delays based on contract value tiers. No formal evaluation factors or award methodology (LPTA or trade-off) are specified, but the apparent low bidder process and reliance on compliance-driven triggers suggest a price-sensitive selection under state procurement rules. Payment details, contracting officer contacts, and accounting data are not provided, and no formal packaging, marking, or barcoding requirements are outlined.
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Dallas, TX, USASet-Aside
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