SB Minor B 05A2954 - Pavement Delineation, Signs and Micro-surfacing in Monterey County

The California Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for SB Minor B Contract 05A2954, a pavement delineation, signs, and micro-surfacing project in Monterey County, California, covering multiple jurisdictions including Monterey City, Monterey Park City, and Monterey Park Tract CDP. The procurement encompasses removal and installation of thermoplastic traffic stripes totaling 28,910 linear feet, removal of 7,190 square feet of thermoplastic pavement markings, installation of 3,200 retroreflective pavement markers, application of 7,680 square feet of enhanced wet night visibility thermoplastic pavement marking, placement of 90 tons of micro-surfacing material with tack coat application, and sign work totaling 17 square feet. Bidders must submit electronically to kimberly.reap@dot.ca.gov by January 29, 2026, with hard copy submissions explicitly rejected; the project budget is estimated at approximately $400,000.00 with a maximum bid ceiling of $461,000.00 per Public Contract Code 10105(b). Qualified contractors must maintain a certified Small Business designation under section 2-1.05, possess a state contractor's license, federal ID number or social security number, and department of industrial relations registration number. Payment bonds and insurance requirements will be imposed upon contract award to the low bidder.

This procurement is restricted to certified Small Businesses, with no mandatory DVBE (Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise) contract goal, though the department encourages DVBE participation from interested bidders. No incumbent vendor information is provided in the solicitation materials. The estimated contract value of approximately $400,000.00 to $461,000.00 represents the anticipated project cost, though final award amounts will be determined through competitive bidding evaluation. Contractors selected as low bidders will be required to execute required contract forms and provide proof of payment bonds and insurance prior to contract execution. The solicitation documents indicate that accessibility updates are pending and may be requested through the department's ADA accommodation process at http://bit.ly/dpac-ada or by calling (916) 654-2852.