Utility Locating
Contract vehicle Wisconsin Awarded
- Contract number
- 395002-M19-0510230-000
- Contracting organization
- Department of Transportation
Vehicle facts
- UNSPSC code
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About this vehicle
The Wisconsin Utility Locating multi-award vehicle provides comprehensive utility locating services across the state's diverse geographic regions. This contract covers nine distinct utility locating service types, including physical locating, records-only requests, crew on-site locating, relocate requests, project locating, planning locates, and additional on-site hours. The services are designed to accommodate various response time requirements, ranging from standard 3-day locate requests to immediate emergency response scenarios, enabling government entities and authorized users to efficiently identify and map underground utility infrastructure.
The contract is managed by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and was awarded on April 1, 2019, with two prime contractors: Adesta and USIC. The vehicle covers seven regional zones across Wisconsin, including Southeast (Milwaukee County), Northeast, North Central, Northwest, and Southwest regions, ensuring statewide geographic coverage. Pricing is zone-specific, with competitive bids varying significantly between contractors, with total regional bids ranging from approximately $4,955 to $314,980. While the specific contract period is not explicitly stated, the vehicle provides a structured approach to utility locating services with comprehensive regional pricing and service options.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 510230 Bid summary.pdf |
Quick answers
Who manages contract 395002-M19-0510230-000?
Department of Transportation in Wisconsin manages contract 395002-M19-0510230-000, awarded April 1, 2019.
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