Maury County Civicplus #408

Maury County Solicits Bids for Highway Guard Rail Replacement and Installation

Maury County Government is seeking bids for the replacement, repair, and installation of highway guard rails for fiscal year 2026 and beyond. - Government Buyer: - Maury County Highway Department, in conjunction with the Maury County Purchasing Department - Products and Services Requested: - Multiple types of guard rails and terminals, including: - GRAIL @ BR. ENDS (216 units, part number 705-01.01) - M.B. GUARD FENCE (300 units, part number 705-01.04) - LOW VOL. PROTECTIVE (8 units, part number 705-01.05) - SINGLE G-RAIL (TYPE 2) (2000 units, part number 705-02.02) - G-RAIL TERMINALS: Type 12 (5 units, 705-04.02), Type 13 (15 units, 705-04.03), Type 21 (20 units, 705-04.04), Type In-Line (15 units, 705-04.05), Type 38 (15 units, 705-04.07) - Guard rail removal (vertical/horizontal, 400 units, part number 705-06) - Realignment of existing rail (600 units) - Traffic control per MUTCD (1 lot) - Mobilization of crew and equipment (1 lot) - Notable Requirements: - All materials must meet current Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) specifications, standard drawings, and special provisions - Compliance with OSHA, TOSHA, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, Iran Divestment Act, and Non-Boycott of Israel Act - Bidders must provide product brochures, specifications, and warranty information - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; any qualified supplier may bid - Period of Performance: - Contract begins upon County Commission approval and continues through June 30, 2026, with up to four additional one-year renewals (maximum 60 months total) - Place of Performance: - Maury County, Tennessee, with primary locations at the Maury County Highway Department and Purchasing Department in Columbia, TN

Description

Maury County, Tennessee is soliciting bids for the replacement and installation of highway guard rails for fiscal year 2026. The scope includes labor, materials, and installation conforming to TDOT specifications, with various types of guard rails and terminals specified. Bids must be submitted by April 22, 2026, and the contract may be renewed up to four additional years. The solicitation emphasizes compliance with federal and state regulations, including Title VI and insurance requirements.

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