RFB-605-2700000041-1 | Polypropylene Barrier Wall Construction D11 & D12 ID/IQ

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Maintenance is soliciting qualified vendors through an Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract for the construction of polypropylene barrier walls designated under D11 and D12. The solicitation, identified as RFB-605-2700000041-1, was posted on July 24, 2026, with responses due by August 14, 2026, and is administered exclusively through the Kentucky Vendor Self Service (VSS) portal, where all submissions must be completed electronically. Work is to be performed at unspecified locations across Kentucky, with no detailed site addresses provided, and vendors must comply with technical specifications referenced through the VSS system, including potential adherence to ASTM or KYTC-mandated standards, though no specific standards are listed in the publicly available materials. The contract allows for up to ten attachments per submission, each not exceeding 65 MB in size, with acceptable formats including cost, technical, and proprietary documentation, though no explicit file type restrictions are stated. The evaluation process is not detailed in the available information, but vendors are required to complete a six-step submission workflow within VSS, including responding to scoring criteria and uploading supporting materials. The solicitation does not include pricing line items, contract value estimates, or detailed delivery schedules, and no specific payment methods, accounting codes, or invoicing systems are identified, though general inquiries should be routed through designated agency contacts. All offers must be submitted by registered VSS users, with no physical submissions permitted, and while representations and certifications are required of offerors, specific details regarding small business status, UEI/CAGE codes, or socioeconomic certifications are not disclosed in the publicly accessible content. The contract is structured as an IDIQ, implying the possibility of multiple awards and subsequent task orders over the life of the agreement, with the Kentucky Department of Maintenance retaining full control over performance locations, delivery timing, and acceptance procedures based on submitted technical compliance and scoring criteria.