Western Section Highway Department Fuel Center – Design Build, Contract No. MI-WH-316-28

The State of Maryland is seeking qualified design-build firms to undertake the Western Section Highway Department Fuel Center project under Contract No. MI-WH-316-28. This procurement represents a design-build delivery method, which requires the selected contractor to provide comprehensive services encompassing both the design and construction phases of the fuel center facility. The project is being procured by the Maryland Department of Transportation or relevant state highway authority responsible for the Western Section operations. The scope of work includes the design and construction of a fuel center facility intended to serve the highway department's fleet operations in the western region of the state. Key deliverables will include completed architectural and engineering designs, permitting documentation, and a fully operational and functional fuel center meeting all applicable state and federal standards. Prospective bidders must demonstrate relevant experience in design-build projects, particularly those involving fuel infrastructure, transportation facilities, or similar industrial construction. The proposal submission deadline is July 15, 2026, with a posting date of May 20, 2026, allowing bidders approximately 56 days to prepare and submit responses.

Additional specific information regarding set-aside designations, disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) requirements, incumbent vendors, integration with existing infrastructure, technology specifications, and budgeted award values was not provided in the available documentation for this opportunity. Interested bidders are advised to contact the State of Maryland procurement office or review the complete solicitation documents to obtain details concerning minority-owned business enterprise participation requirements, any prevailing wage obligations, bonding requirements, and the estimated project budget or award value. Prospective contractors should also inquire about site visit opportunities, pre-bid meetings, and the specific location and operational requirements of the fuel center to ensure their qualifications align with project needs.