SA DOT striping

The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region is soliciting pavement striping services for road maintenance and traffic control work classified under NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction). The procurement requires contractors to retrace existing permanent pavement markings and apply new waterborne traffic markings with glass beads on fourteen designated Bureau of Indian Affairs routes within the Northern Navajo Agency, including application of solid yellow lines (157,742 linear feet), solid white lines (151,860 linear feet), broken yellow lines (46,867 linear feet), broken white lines (160 linear feet), and various traffic control symbols such as arrows and stop bars. Key contract requirements include mobilization with personnel and equipment, surface cleaning prior to application, traffic control with follow trucks and beacons, equipment calibration certification, and a 100-200-foot field demonstration prior to full production. The work must conform to FP24 Standard Specifications for Construction of Roads and Bridges on Federal Highway Projects, Section 634, with Type B waterborne pavement markings applied at minimum 15 mils wet film thickness when temperatures exceed 50 degrees Fahrenheit. The solicitation number is 140A0926Q0009, with quotations due on February 18, 2026 at 4:00 PM Mountain Standard Time, and submissions should be directed to Contracting Officer Elsie Begay at elsie.begay@bia.gov.

This is a 100 percent Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) set-aside restricted to women-owned small businesses (WOSB), with the contract structured as firm-fixed-price with an anticipated period of performance of thirty days from the Notice to Proceed. No current incumbent is identified in the solicitation documents. The contract period runs from February 1, 2023 through March 1, 2026, with work to be performed at multiple locations within the Shiprock Agency in Farmington, New Mexico. Offerors must submit a signed and completed Indian Economic Enterprise Representation Form certifying eligibility under the Buy Indian Act, company information including a Unique Entity Identifier, and firm-fixed-price pricing that addresses all elements of the Statement of Work, with payment made per linear foot for each pavement marking type upon Government approval. An amendment issued on February 9, 2026 added Service Contract Act compliance requirements for San Juan County, establishing prevailing wage rates ranging from $12.80 to $61.70 per hour depending on occupational classification, plus fringe benefits of $5.55 per hour for health and welfare.