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Walker County — CSJ 6502-49-001 — June 2026 Letting — Local-Let Maintenance
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Walker County Contract CSJ 6502-49-001, issued by the Texas Department of Transportation for a June 2026 letting, is a local-let maintenance solicitation focused on highway and roadway maintenance activities within Walker County, Texas. The contract operates under the NAICS code 237310 for highway, street, and bridge construction and is structured around TxDOT-specific administrative frameworks rather than standard Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses. Work performance is scheduled to occur across multiple project sites in Walker County, with locations determined by the Engineer during preconstruction meetings. The contract has a base term of 365 calendar days and includes a single option for a one-year extension, allowing for up to the original bid quantities plus authorized change orders. Work orders may be issued throughout the term, with interim performance evaluations required at the one-year anniversary of work commencement. The scope of work involves the provision and installation of various traffic control and pavement marking materials, including reflectized raised pavement markers (RPM) in multiple types, mobile temporary message signs, mobile traffic management assemblies, and flexible base material, with quantities specified per line item. Pricing is presented with item codes and alternate pricing options (e.g., ALT 190), though unit prices are largely incomplete or ambiguously formatted, preventing a verified total contract value. Performance is governed by TxDOT-specific technical specifications such as DMS-6100, DMS-6130, DMS-8200, and the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, along with state regulatory codes including 43 TAC Sections 9.23 through 9.27. Contractors must comply with strict security protocols protecting TxDOT data, prohibit the use of federally designated foreign adversary technologies, and submit certifications including E-Verify enrollment, anti-boycott of Israel compliance, and Disclosure of Interested Parties. All bids require submission of signed certifications, audited financial statements, and experience questionnaires, with no electronic file formats explicitly defined for proposal submission. Acceptance of work occurs at project sites by the Engineer, with formal inspections guided by performance review plans and corrective action standards. Failure to meet contractual obligations may result in sanctions such as suspension from future bidding or contract termination.
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Walker, TX, USASet-Aside
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