4-BPM006648_Subcontractors.pdf
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This document is a section of a proposal from Sunland Asphalt detailing their subcontractor partnerships for a potential contract. Sunland Asphalt operates across multiple states including Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, Georgia, and Texas, and is presenting information about their subcontractor relationships for a potential infrastructure or construction project.
The proposal highlights three key subcontractors: Trafficade Services/National Barricade LLC (3.77% of work), who will provide traffic control services; DSi (30.38% of work), a pavement grinding and restoration specialist; and CS Construction, Inc. (2.89% of work), who will handle traffic signals, highway signage, and roadway lighting. Sunland emphasizes their four-decade history of developing strong subcontractor partnerships, which they claim provide benefits such as preferred pricing, priority scheduling, and comprehensive support. The document underscores their collaborative approach, focusing on mutual commitment, clear expectations, and rigorous follow-through to ensure high-quality project outcomes.
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Subcontractors
Additionally, for each subcontractor listed provide a brief description of the services the subcontractor would provide and the percentage of work the subcontract will perform.
Offeror shall include a detailed response how offeror will manage subcontractor relationships, ensure quality of work performed and explain how communication will take place among all parties.
Subcontractor Partnerships Over the last four decades, Sunland has developed strong, long-term relationships with subcontracting partners. These partnerships grant us:
• Preferred Pricing: Competitive rates due to trusted collaborations.
• Priority Scheduling: The ability to mobilize resources quickly and efficiently.
• Comprehensive Support: Access to specialized services such as QC firms, traffic control, trucking, off-duty officers, civilian flaggers, and surveying.
We consider these partners an integral part of our team, cultivating a collaborative mindset where we succeed and face challenges together. This mutual commitment drives accountability and ensures alignment with project objectives. From the beginning, we established clear expectations with all subcontractors and maintained rigorous follow-through to uphold high standards.
Trafficade Services, LLC/National Barricade LLC – 3.77%
Trafficade/NBC will provide full-scale traffic control services to support utility, broadband, and infrastructure projects. They excel in traffic control planning, setting up safe work zones, and ensuring the smooth flow of traffic around construction sites. Their expertise ensures safety and efficiency throughout the entire process, from initial planning to completion.
DSi – 30.38%
As a leader and innovator in the pavement grinding and restoration industry, they play a key role in advancing techniques used by state, county, and local governments across the U.S. We will collaborate with them to deliver high-quality diamond grinding services, ensuring the successful execution of restoration projects under the resulting contract.
Their expertise and our partnership will provide effective, long-lasting solutions for pavement restoration.
CS Construction, Inc. – 2.89%
Partnering with CS Construction allows for the seamless execution of traffic signals, highway signage, and roadway lighting as part of the project implementation. Our long-standing industry reputation and established partnerships give us a competitive edge, ensuring efficient and reliable delivery of essential infrastructure components. This collaboration guarantees superior results and enhanced project outcomes for all involved.
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