RMDJOC6788 - RMDJOC6788 Pavement Reconstruction (Sustainable), North Los Angeles County

A California joint powers authority is soliciting bids for pavement reconstruction work under RMDJOC6788 in North Los Angeles County, with bids due November 3, 2026. This is a joint cooperative contract (JOC) framework agreement established through the State of California's adopt-and-award process, designed as an indefinite-quantity, indefinite-delivery vehicle available to eligible California public agencies for sustainable pavement reconstruction projects.

The scope addresses infrastructure rehabilitation through sustainable pavement reconstruction methodologies. Specific project specifications, scope details, and technical requirements are contained in the accompanying Scope of Work and Supporting Exhibits. Contractors must comply with prevailing wage requirements applicable to public works projects in California and meet all performance standards outlined in the Special Provisions, which govern quality standards, contractor qualifications, equipment specifications, work schedules, and inspection protocols. The Special Provisions also establish insurance, bonding, traffic management, utility protection, and environmental compliance obligations specific to sustainable construction practices.

Authorized California public agencies will issue subsequent task orders or call-outs against this JOC framework as individual projects arise, leveraging combined purchasing power while maintaining project-specific flexibility. Funding is sourced through local government appropriations or specialized transportation and infrastructure funding mechanisms available to North Los Angeles County jurisdictions. Set-asides or preferences may apply based on local hiring requirements or sustainable business certifications, though specific program details are not enumerated in the available materials. Bidders must submit responses according to procedures, formats, and documentation requirements outlined in the Instructions to Bidders document and comply with all state and local regulations governing California public works procurement.