Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) Program-Sector 9

The Florida Department of Transportation is soliciting proposals under the Rapid Incident Scene Clearance (RISC) Program – Sector 9, identified by solicitation number DOT-RFP-26-8019-RM, with an intended award posting dated May 19, 2026, and a deadline for responses set for May 22, 2026. The contract centers on providing rapid response services to clear traffic incidents across the state of Florida, including debris removal, disabled vehicle towing, and restoration of normal traffic flow. Performance is to occur entirely within Florida, though specific geographic boundaries or operational zones are not detailed. Evaluation of proposals will be based on five scoring criteria, with a total possible point maximum of 100, and the intended award was awarded to Professional Towing & Transport with a score of 82.67, suggesting a best-value trade-off approach though not formally designated as such. The contract type and estimated value are not specified, and no pricing data, CLINs, or financial details are included in the available documentation. Contract compliance requires submission of mandatory surety bonds and insurance documentation, with failure to provide these elements constituting a waiver of protest rights under Florida Statutes Chapter 120. No other special requirements regarding key personnel, security clearances, options, or organizational conflicts of interest are indicated. The government, through FDOT, retains sole responsibility for inspection and acceptance, which occurs through formal Purchase Order issuance or written acknowledgment. No detailed specifications, quality standards, packaging requirements, or invoicing instructions are present. While the solicitation references attached documentation and requires a formal proposal submission, specific formatting rules, page limits, file types, or delivery methods are not disclosed. The point of contact for inquiries is Robin Morgan, with contact information provided, but no Contracting Officer, COR, COTR, or financial account details are identified. Participation requires compliance with state procurement rules, but no socioeconomic set-asides, small business certifications, UEI, or CAGE codes are referenced or required to be disclosed in the available materials.