149-24 Pedestrian & Bicycle Improvements

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has issued a task order contract opportunity (Contract 149-24) for the installation of various infrastructure improvements related to bicycle and pedestrian safety countermeasures. This is an ongoing or open-ended contract for the maintenance of and additions to existing infrastructure across ODOT's 12 districts. The contract covers a range of items including crosswalk markings, advanced yield markings, shared lane markings, and removal of pavement markings. Vendors can submit pricing for standard, rush, and expedited completion for each item and district, with the contract awarded to all responsive bidders on a low bid per item, per district basis. The effective duration of the contract is from the Date of Award to 24 months after sale, and vendors issued purchase orders during this time must complete the required work, even if it extends beyond the contract term. ODOT reserves the right to utilize its direct purchasing authority and purchase from other sources off contract as needed.

The procurement does not appear to have any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are listed, and the ITB does not specify any existing infrastructure or technology that requires integration. The contract is an ongoing task order contract, so no specific award value or budget range is provided. Contractors must affirm that all services will be performed within the United States and cannot utilize any Russian companies or institutions. The contractor must also provide the principal location of their business as well as the locations where the contract services will be performed and where any state data will be located.