Award
Texas A&M University TTI-ITB-1846
IFB TL-4 Crash Test Wall
Recipient
Not Specified
Awarded
December 18, 2019
Identifier
TTI-ITB-1846
The government buyer is the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), part of the Texas A&M University System, located in College Station, TX. The contract involves the fabrication and installation of a TL-4 Crash Test Barrier Wall according to detailed specifications provided in attached documents. The awarded vendor is responsible for providing labor and materials for subgrade preparation, moment slab, and single slope barrier, as well as installing posts and panels supplied by TTI, including anchors, posts, panels, hardware, cables, and accessories. The vendor must use their own equipment to drill holes and install anchors following the epoxy manufacturer's (Hilti) instructions. The contract requires compliance with specific concrete strength (4,000 PSI) and adherence to detailed construction tolerances and insurance requirements. The contract also mandates the provision of a Payment Bond and Performance Bond as per Texas Government Code 2253.021 if the contract exceeds certain monetary thresholds. Vendors must provide references, a completed Historically Underutilized Business (HSP) Plan, and certificates of insurance prior to commencing work. The product line items include fabrication and installation of the barrier wall (quantity: 1 lot), pricing for a Payment Bond, and pricing for a Performance Bond. No service line items were listed. The contract emphasizes best value criteria including quality, availability, bidder capacity, and delivery time. The place of performance is at Texas A&M University System locations, specifically College Station, TX.
Description
The project involves fabrication and installation of a TL-4 Crash Test Wall barrier as per attached drawings. The bidder will provide labor and materials for subgrade preparation, moment slab, and single slope barrier, and install posts and panels provided by TTI. The bid includes requirements for payment and performance bonds, insurance, and references. The procurement was conducted by Texas A&M University.