Thermoplastic traffic stripe, partially grouted RSP, Rdwy Exc, & HMA.

Solicitation 08-1L5304 is a construction project issued by the California Department of Transportation for work on a State Highway in San Bernardino County. The project is located near Baker at the Telephone Wash Bridge and extends from 4.1 miles north of the Cima Road overcrossing to 2.9 miles north of the Nipton Road overcrossing. The scope of work primarily involves the installation of thermoplastic traffic stripes with enhanced wet night visibility, roadway excavation, hot mix asphalt, and the construction of partially grouted rock slope protection. Key deliverables include the appointment of a partially grouted RSP specialist to oversee installation and the creation of a 10 by 10 foot test section prior to permanent grouting. The contract requires strict adherence to safety and environmental standards, including daily safety inspections by a designated on-site representative and compliance with water quality standards set by the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board. Hazardous waste management is emphasized, specifically regarding the packaging and labeling of removed asbestos-containing materials. The project mandates the use of prevailing wages and adheres to Buy America requirements for iron, steel, and manufactured products. Contractors must provide a baseline schedule and weekly working days reports, with job site activities commencing within 55 days of contract approval. Participation from Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises is encouraged through a mandatory virtual prebid meeting.