Flightline CT Ramp Repairs 1031 funds

The State of Ohio's Adjutant General's Department is soliciting quotes for a comprehensive concrete repair project at the 180th Fighter Wing located at Toledo Express Airport. The procurement, designated as Bid Number SRC 0000029760, involves full-depth pavement repairs and pavement marking services for the aircraft parking apron. Deliverables include removing and replacing damaged concrete sections using 4500 psi concrete, applying new taxi-line and security markings, and completing the entire project within 90 days after notice to proceed. The project is divided into three phases: base bid, Option #1, and Option #2, with specific technical requirements for joint placement, curing, and finishing. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for Friday, April 18, 2025, at 9am, where contractors can inspect the facility and take measurements. Bids must be submitted electronically through OhioBuys by May 1, 2025, with all prices and conditions remaining fixed for 60 days. Evaluation criteria will focus on determining the lowest responsive and responsible bidder with proper facilities to ensure prompt project completion.

The contract opportunity includes several set-aside provisions and compliance requirements for potential bidders. Contractors must submit various compliance documents, including an Acord Certificate of Liability Insurance, Bidder's Certification Form, and Affirmation and Disclosure Form. There are specific restrictions on offshore services, prohibiting work performed outside the United States and investments in Russian institutions. Bidders may be eligible for additional consideration if they hold MBE, EDGE, VBE, WBE, or Specialty Trade Certifications. Contractors must comply with strict security protocols, including obtaining base identification, completing Antiterrorism Awareness Level I Training, and working with government escorts in restricted areas. While a specific contract value is not explicitly stated, the project is funded through appropriations subject to General Assembly certification and potential National Guard Bureau cooperative agreements. Contractors must also provide proof of current business registrations, BWC Certification, and meet comprehensive insurance and compliance verification requirements.