Utility Marking Contract

The District of Columbia Government has issued a contract opportunity for utility marking services to be performed by a qualified contractor. The primary objective is to investigate, locate, and mark D-DOT utilities at the request of various stakeholders including homeowners, excavators, and developers through the One Call Contractor (Miss Utility). The successful contractor must provide all necessary personnel and equipment to effectively execute utility location and marking tasks. While specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, the contract appears to require technical proficiency in utility detection and precise marking methodologies. The contract opportunity was originally posted on January 2, 2009, with an unusually listed due date of December 30, 1899, which suggests potential data entry errors in the original posting. The contractor will be responsible for comprehensive utility identification and marking services across the District of Columbia's infrastructure.

No specific set-aside designations or restrictions on contractor qualifications are mentioned in the provided contract opportunity information. The documentation does not indicate preferences for disadvantaged enterprises, small businesses, or specific organizational types as potential bidders. Similarly, there are no details provided about incumbent vendors, existing contract holders, or specific technology integration requirements. The contract does not specify a budget range or potential award value for the utility marking services. Given the critical nature of utility location and marking services, prospective contractors would likely need specialized equipment such as underground utility detection tools, GPS mapping capabilities, and trained personnel with expertise in utility infrastructure identification and marking protocols.