Description
The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking qualified vendors to supply and manage Traffic‑Control Devices (TCDs) and Temporary Concrete Barriers (TCBs) for work on the I‑10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor and State Route 347 within the Gila River Indian Community. The contractor must maintain a minimum inventory of 40 TCBs for simultaneous use, provide installation and removal services on an as‑needed basis, and comply with MUTCD standards, ADOT specifications, tribal regulations, and extensive safety and cultural‑sensitivity requirements. The contract is a firm‑fixed‑price award with a base term of 12 months (extendable up to a total of 48 months) and includes quarterly usage reporting, insurance certifications, and E‑Verify compliance.
• Provide ≥ 40 temporary concrete barriers and all associated traffic‑control devices, keeping them clean, serviceable, and ready for rapid deployment.
• Perform installation and removal trips (charged per trip) and ensure all field personnel wear OSHA‑approved safety gear and operate marked vehicles with amber beacon lights.
• Complete tribal cultural‑sensitivity training, submit quarterly usage reports, and maintain required insurance (CGL $2 M, Business Auto $1 M, Workers’ Comp).
• Adhere to a 48‑hour quote response to task assignments and a 3‑day on‑site arrival requirement; all work must be performed within the United States and under tribal labor, tax, and permitting rules.