CV2X Connected Vehicle Equipment

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) 111A25-3 is a comprehensive contract for Connected Vehicle (CV2X) technology and equipment. The IDV covers a wide range of products and services including Roadside Units (RSUs), On-Board Units (OBUs), traffic equipment, and associated installation and integration services. Specifically, the contract enables procurement of advanced connected vehicle technologies from multiple manufacturers such as Harman, Cohda Wireless, Yunex, Danlaw, Kapsch, Applied Information, Commsignia, and Denso. The scope encompasses hardware like LiDAR systems, power supplies, and communication devices, as well as specialized services including field surveys, FCC licensing, GPS corrections, installation support, application development, and security credential management.

The IDV is awarded to MH Corbin LLC, with a contract period from January 22, 2025, to January 30, 2026. The contract is a competitive selection type, covering the entire state of Ohio and its twelve districts and eighty-eight counties. While specific total contract value is not disclosed, the pricing structure includes unit prices ranging from $75 for power supplies to $7,750 for LiDAR systems, with service pricing between $220-$1,450. The contract supports DriveOhio's connected and automated vehicle technology initiatives and is designed as a multiple-award contract with a $250 minimum order requirement. Participating entities include political subdivisions, state universities, colleges, and various governmental organizations through ODOT's Cooperative Purchasing Program.