Bexar County — CSJ 0915-00-281 — June 2026 Letting — State-Let Construction

The contract pertains to a state-led construction project in Bexar County, Texas, under the Texas Department of Transportation’s June 2026 letting, identified by solicitation number 0915-00-281. It encompasses the installation, replacement, and removal of traffic signage and related equipment along designated corridors including IH 410, IH 35, and US 281, with work to commence within 90 calendar days of authorization. The project is classified as a federal-aid construction effort and requires strict adherence to TxDOT specifications, including Departmental Material Specifications DMS-7110 and DMS-8300 for aluminum sign blanks and sign face materials, as well as compliance with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and MASH standards. Performance must occur entirely within the designated right-of-way, with temporary traffic control measures and environmental compliance, including a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan, mandated throughout the duration of the work. The contract includes special provisions requiring the prime contractor to perform at least 30 percent of the work directly using its own labor and equipment, mandating adherence to nondiscrimination and equal employment opportunity policies, and enforcing compliance with the Cargo Preference Act for any applicable cargo transport. While no Disadvantaged Business Enterprise goal is established, contractors must submit a Certificate of Interested Parties and certified payrolls using TxDOT Form #1204, and are subject to liquidated damages for schedule delays. Contractors are required to submit proposals on official forms with a bid guaranty in the form of a cashier’s check, teller’s check, or bank money order, and must do so by the specified deadline without any electronic submission method being formally authorized; physical submission is implied. The contract includes requirements for on-the-job training programs, prohibition of retaliation under CWHSSA, and ADA compliance with reasonable accommodation obligations. While no formal FAR clauses are incorporated, federal labor compliance standards under 29 CFR Part 3 apply, and contractors must maintain records of certified payrolls and compliance documentation for three years after project completion. There is no listed contract value due to incomplete pricing data, though line items exist for materials such as flex base, concrete, guide sign assemblies, and mobilization, with unit prices partially specified but extended amounts uncalculated. Technical deliverables include multiple sign mounting details referenced as E-3, E-4, A, C, D, E, and T-1001, with associated Micro