OPW 54725: Concrete Speed Bumps at Various Locations 2024

This contract involves the construction of concrete speed bumps at various locations within the City of Omaha for the year 2024, aimed at implementing traffic calming measures. The project is structured as an on-call contract, allowing for work to be performed as needed, with an anticipated start date of April 29, 2024. Bidders are required to submit their proposals by February 28, 2024, and must include a bid bond or an acceptable substitute such as a certified check, bank check, cashier’s check, lawful money, or a U.S. government bond, with the bond amount specified in the contract attributes. The original bid bond or substitute must be delivered to the City Clerk within seven days of the bid closing. The contract does not include a Small and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (SEB) reserve, and the bid process emphasizes compliance with licensing requirements, including that surety companies be licensed in Nebraska and listed on Circular 570 of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The scope of work encompasses constructing traffic calming devices across various locations, with the goal of enhancing roadway safety and traffic flow. The project is managed by Douglas County under the Nebraska Department of Transportation’s NAICS code 236220, indicating a construction-related service. The contract is part of the city’s broader efforts to improve infrastructure and safety through targeted traffic management solutions. The procurement process is conducted via the Ion Wave platform, with detailed instructions for bid submission, including the need to upload the bid bond and original documents promptly. The project’s successful execution will depend on adherence to the specified timelines, licensing, and bonding requirements, ensuring the city receives qualified vendors capable of delivering quality traffic calming infrastructure efficiently.