RR crossing-PE/instal

Active Master agreement Florida Awarded

Contract number
ASN78
Awardee
CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC.
Contracting organization
Department of Transportation

Contract facts

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About this contract

The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) Master Agreement IDV focuses on railroad crossing improvement and infrastructure projects across the state. This indefinite delivery vehicle enables comprehensive railroad-related services, including preliminary engineering, infrastructure modifications, and crossing system installations. The contract allows for specific interventions such as concrete tub crossing installations, rail system transitions, track tie replacements, ballast rock implementation, and asphalt paving at various railroad crossing locations.

The master agreement is primarily awarded to CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC., with a contract period spanning from May 20, 2021, to May 20, 2031. The contract type is a Master Agreement covering the entire state of Florida, with a force account reimbursement method for project costs. While specific total contract value is not explicitly stated, individual change orders demonstrate project-specific funding, such as a $90,643 crossing improvement in Polk County and a $20,000 preliminary engineering review. The agreement allows for flexible, ongoing railroad infrastructure and crossing improvement projects, with FDOT serving as the contracting organization and CSX as the primary contractor.

Description

448846-1 11th St. Polk County

Files

File Type Posted
CN-550000-ASN85-W0010000.pdf PDF
CN-550000-ASN78-W0010000.pdf PDF

Quick answers

Who holds contract ASN78?

Contract ASN78 was awarded to CSX TRANSPORTATION, INC. by Department of Transportation in Florida on May 20, 2021.

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