Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) Program-Sector 10

The Florida Department of Transportation is soliciting proposals for the Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) Program – Sector 10 under Solicitation DOT-RFP-26-8020-RM, with a submission deadline of May 22, 2026. This procurement targets service providers capable of delivering rapid response and efficient clearance of traffic incidents across the state of Florida to enhance roadway safety and reduce congestion. Proposals were evaluated based on five performance criteria, though specific details of these criteria, their relative weights, or associated adjectival or risk ratings were not disclosed. The award was awarded to Crockett’s Towing LLC based on the highest overall score, indicating a trade-off evaluation approach rather than a strictly lowest-price determination. Contract performance is expected to occur throughout Florida under an as-required order structure, with no defined start or end dates or delivery schedules provided in the available documentation. While the contract type is not explicitly stated, it is consistent with an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) arrangement typical for statewide traffic incident management programs. Proposals must comply with Florida Statutes Chapter 120 and include required bonds and insurance, but no specific technical standards, FOB terms, or packaging and marking requirements are detailed in the public-facing materials. The contracting office is managed by FDOT with Robin Morgan as the primary point of contact, and submissions were required through the Florida marketplace portal, though full submission instructions and required attachments are referenced but not included in the provided data. No accounting codes, payment details, COR/COTR information, or invoicing methods are specified, and no representations or certifications from offerors are visible, suggesting that comprehensive contract terms, clauses, and administrative details are contained in unprovided supporting documents.