Guardrail Repairs, various locations

The Hamilton County Highway Department in Indiana is soliciting competitive quotations for guardrail repair and replacement services at three locations throughout the county. The procurement encompasses approach guardrail repair and replacement at Bridge No. 110 on 186th Street (approximately 0.01 miles west of Grassy Branch Road) in the northwest intersection quadrant, Bridge No. 114 on 206th Street (approximately 0.24 miles west of State Road 37) in all four bridge quadrants, and a small structure on Southeastern Parkway (approximately 0.30 miles north of 113th Street) along the west side of the roadway. Contractors shall replace all damaged approach guardrail components, including end treatments, railing posts, rub rails, and attachment hardware at each specified location. All work must comply with the most recent Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) standards and 2026 Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) Standard Drawings and Specifications, with contractors responsible for all labor, materials, installation, equipment, and traffic maintenance necessary to complete the project. The scope includes supervision and all related work required for project completion, with costs incorporated into identified pay items on the quotation sheet. The opportunity was posted on April 24, 2026, with quotations due by May 5, 2026. Multiple photographic documentation files have been provided to support contractors' assessment of existing conditions at each location.

The procurement documents do not identify any set-asides, restrictions on contractor qualifications, or disadvantaged enterprise designations applicable to this quotation request. No incumbent vendors, current contractors, or existing contractual relationships are referenced in the available solicitation materials. The documents do not specify any particular technology integration requirements, though work must adhere to current INDOT standards and MUTCD compliance specifications. No award values, budget ranges, or contract value estimates are disclosed in the posted opportunity information. No information regarding site visits, bidders' meetings, or question submission procedures is provided in the available documentation. The quotation-based procurement approach indicates that awards will be determined through competitive pricing evaluation, though specific evaluation criteria beyond compliance with technical standards and specifications are not detailed in the posted materials.