RR crossing-PE/instal

Active Master agreement Florida Awarded

Contract number
AS579
Awardee
INFRAMAP CORP.
Contracting organization
Department of Transportation

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About this contract

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Master Agreement AS579 is a comprehensive Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) focused on railroad crossing preliminary engineering and installation services. The contract enables collaborative efforts between FDOT and transportation infrastructure providers to manage intersections between public road systems and railroad right-of-way and tracks throughout Florida. Specifically, the IDV supports preliminary engineering work, including the preparation of written estimates, project plans, and facility adjustments in compliance with departmental and federal guidelines.

The master agreement is awarded to InfraMap Corp. and was established on April 13, 2017, with a substantial performance period extending through December 31, 2050. The contract is structured as a Master Agreement with state-wide coverage in Florida, allowing for flexible task order assignments. While specific total contract value is not explicitly stated, the documentation references a maximum contract value threshold of $25,000 for individual projects extending beyond one fiscal year. The IDV provides a flexible mechanism for FDOT to procure specialized transportation infrastructure engineering services, with a focus on utility mapping, subsurface engineering, and railroad crossing project planning.

Files

File Type Posted
CN-550000-AS579.pdf PDF
CN-550000-C9161-00110000.pdf PDF

Quick answers

Who holds contract AS579?

Contract AS579 was awarded to INFRAMAP CORP. by Department of Transportation in Florida on April 13, 2017.

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