OR18 Yamhill River Bridge Rail Repairs

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is soliciting bids for the OR18 Yamhill River Bridge Rail Repairs project, aimed at repairing a damaged concrete bridge rail section on OR18 over the Yamhill River near Dayton, Oregon. This solicitation, designated S-73000-00015363, seeks a qualified contractor experienced in bridge repair and associated traffic and environmental management. The procurement is categorized under NAICS code 237310 and is managed through OregonBuys, with a bid submission deadline set for December 4, 2026. The work includes mobilization, temporary traffic control, pollution control, bridge removal, and concrete repair tasks, guided by ODOT’s 2024 Standard Specifications and specialized provisions detailed in Attachment B, which address traffic management, pedestrian accessibility, environmental protection, and work site safety and containment. Bidders must submit pricing using a furnished Bid Pricing Form, covering unit prices for various line items essential to project execution. Contract award will be determined on a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) basis, with evaluation criteria focusing primarily on responsiveness and bidder responsibility per Oregon administrative rules, incorporating Oregon and reciprocal preferences as applicable. The contract is subject to Oregon state-specific contract clauses rather than federal FAR or DFARS provisions, emphasizing electronic signature authorization, non-discrimination requirements, prevailing wage compliance, and contract closeout procedures. Though the solicitation references applicable standards such as ASTM and AASHTO for concrete materials and testing, no formal federal contract clauses or packaging, marking, or military specifications are included. The contract administration process involves submission of payment documentation using ODOT forms, while inspection and acceptance criteria rely on on-site verification aligned with project specifications and compliance with environmental and safety protocols. Representations and certifications focus on Oregon state law adherence without federal entity identification requirements, and no explicit contract duration or FOB terms are specified in the solicitation documents.