Installation of Flush-Mounted In-Ground Traffic Control Spikes

The Ohio Army National Guard is soliciting quotes for installation of flush-mounted in-ground traffic control spikes, with a mandatory site visit requirement and a due date of September 15, 2026 (today).

A site visit is mandatory; interested vendors must schedule through SMSgt Robert Sommers (614-336-7414, robert.e.sommers.civ@army.mil) or Mr. Ryan Van Dine (614-307-1805, ryan.w.vandine.nfg@army.mil). Bidders must complete a Bidder Certification form as part of quote submission.

All contractors performing work at Ohio Army National Guard facilities must comply with comprehensive environmental procedures covering emergency spill response, petroleum management, erosion control, storm water management, waste characterization and disposal, hazardous materials handling, asbestos and lead abatement, wetlands and natural resources protection, cultural and historic resources compliance, pesticide use, dust control, and munitions support. Contractors must develop an Environmental Work Plan within 30 calendar days of notice to proceed, subject to Ohio Army National Guard Environmental Office review and approval before site work begins. Contractors are responsible for obtaining all applicable permits and fees and ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local environmental regulations. All regulatory agency correspondence must be pre-approved by the Ohio Army National Guard; direct communication with the EPA, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ohio Historic Preservation Office, or U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is prohibited without written authorization. Key requirements include comprehensive waste management with weekly inspection documentation, mandatory use of Defense Logistics Agency waste haulers and treatment facilities, storm water pollution prevention plans for projects disturbing one or more acres, licensed asbestos and lead surveys and abatement, protection of threatened and endangered species with seasonal vegetation-clearing restrictions (April 15 through August 15), Section 438 Energy Independence and Security Act compliance for post-construction storm water controls, and OSHA standards compliance. Contractors must maintain detailed records and provide final copies to the Ohio Army National Guard upon completion.