Description
Caltrans is seeking a qualified contractor to replace non‑functioning inductive loop detectors, pull boxes, covers, and conduit across eight Central‑Sierra counties. The work involves pavement saw‑cutting, removal of defective loops, installation of new loop wire, associated conduit, and all required traffic‑control measures, plus compliance with environmental, safety, and prevailing‑wage rules. The contract is a three‑year, fixed‑price award with a maximum ceiling of $461,000 and includes small‑business and DVBE participation goals.
• Replace ~185 loop detectors and related hardware on state right‑of‑way.
• Provide all labor, materials, tools, traffic‑control devices, and waste‑management services.
• Must hold current DIR registration, appropriate CSLB licenses (General Engineering, Electrical, and Construction Zone Traffic Control), and meet prevailing‑wage, insurance, and bonding requirements.
• Small‑business (≥25 %) and DVBE (≥3 %) participation required; incentives available.
• Bids due April 16 2026; award expected April 23 2026; performance period June 2026 – May 2029.