- The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is requesting sealed bids for 19 mast arm poles in five line-item configurations for traffic signal applications under RFx 3000026540, with bids due August 17, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. CST. A Louisiana preference applies under which vendors producing, manufacturing, or assembling products within Louisiana whose prices do not exceed competing bids by more than ten percent may receive award; bidders must complete and submit the Louisiana...
- The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is requesting bids for two salt brine maker units under RFx 3000026546, with bids due August 5, 2026 at 11:59 PM CST. One unit is destined for District 04 Minden yard and one for District 05 Ruston yard. Both U.S. Preference (5% cost preference) and Louisiana Preference (10% cost preference) programs apply. Bidders claiming either preference must submit certification prior to bid opening; claims made on alternative documents or after...
- The Commonwealth of Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Purchases is requesting bids for 500 pedestrian buttons specified as Polara Bulldog III, model R-BDL3-B 4H, or approved equal, with bids due September 1, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The procurement is subject to Buy America and Build America, Buy America (BABA) Act provisions, requiring all manufacturing processes for aluminum components to occur in the United States. The buttons must be highly vandal-resistant with pressure...
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is soliciting emailed bids for Accessible Pedestrian Signal system components — 41 APS Stations (Product ID 52850) and 8 Cabinet Control Units (Product ID 52851) — with bids due August 5, 2026 at 11:59 PM CST under RFx 3000026553. A five percent U.S. Preference and a ten percent Louisiana Preference are both available to qualifying bidders under Louisiana Revised Statute 39:1604.7; claims must be submitted with bids on the state's official certification forms. The APS Station must include a MUTCD R10-3E pedestrian actuation sign, weatherproof speaker with automatic volume adjustment (up to 80 decibels audible, 100 decibels maximum), ADA-compliant vibrating pushbutton, and mounting hardware. The Cabinet Control Unit must support up to 16 APS stations (4 maximum per channel), offer programmability via laptop, provide a minimum of 15 audio messages per station, include conflict monitoring to disable Walk functionality on signal conflicts, and feature an Ethernet interface with integral web server. All enclosures must be NEMA 4X-rated black with corrosion-resistant materials and meet NEC electrical requirements at 120 VAC nominal input. Components must comply with environmental testing per NEMA TS2 Sections 2.2.7, 2.2.8, and 2.2.9. For U.S. Preference eligibility, manufacturing, final assembly, processing, packaging, testing, and value-added activities must occur within the United States; the cost of U.S.-manufactured items cannot exceed competing foreign products by more than five percent. Louisiana Preference applicants must demonstrate that Louisiana products do not exceed out-of-state products by more than ten percent and that their Louisiana workforce comprises a minimum of fifty percent Louisiana residents. Contract term may extend up to 36 months upon mutual agreement (initial term plus two optional 12-month extensions at identical prices). All bidders must be registered in LAPAC and, for contracts exceeding $25,000, corporations and LLCs must be in good standing with the Louisiana Secretary of State. Bid submissions must include descriptive literature and manufacturer/model numbers; low bidders may be required to submit product samples at their own expense within ten days of request. Pricing must be F.O.B. Destination with unit prices to two decimal places and include all applicable taxes and delivery costs.
Name | Description | Size | Type | Posted |
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3000026553.pdf | 92KB | 7/29/26 | ||
Louisiana Preference.pdf | 2MB | 7/29/26 | ||
TCS_220.pdf | 391KB | 7/29/26 | ||
U S Preference.pdf | 2MB | 7/29/26 |