San Diego County Ivalua #13105

San Diego County Solicitation for Caltrans-Compliant Glass Traffic Beads Supply and Delivery

This opportunity involves the as-needed supply and delivery of glass traffic beads for pavement markings to the County of San Diego Department of Public Works. - Government Buyer: - County of San Diego, Department of Public Works - Procurement managed by the Department of Purchasing and Contracting - OEMs and Approved Manufacturers: - 3M (Connected Roads All Weather Elements) - Potters Industries, LLC (Visimax, VisisUltra EP, VisiUltra UC, Duralux) - SWARCO Industries (Plus9spots) - Products Requested: - Glass traffic beads compliant with Caltrans State Specification 8010-004 (Type II) and AASHTO M247 (Type 2) - Must be listed on the Caltrans High-Performance Retroreflective Glass Beads Authorized Materials List (AML) - Estimated quantity: 400,000 lbs per year - Packaging: Bulk bags (2,000–2,500 lbs per pallet) - Labeling: Manufacturer info, specification number, roundness rating, lot number, and date of manufacture - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Only products meeting current Caltrans AML requirements at time of shipment are accepted - Pricing must be per pound, inclusive of all delivery, freight, and handling charges - Deliveries are on an as-needed, on-call basis to the County's Division I Headquarters in Spring Valley, CA - Firm fixed pricing for base and option years - Place of Performance/Delivery: - County of San Diego Department of Public Works Division I Headquarters, 11970 Singer Lane, Spring Valley, CA 91978

Description

The County of San Diego is soliciting quotes for as-needed supply and delivery of glass traffic beads used for traffic stripes and pavement markings. The beads must comply with California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) standards, specifically State Specification 8010-004 (Type II), and be listed on the Caltrans Authorized Materials List. The contract term is one year with four one-year options, and deliveries will be made on an as-needed basis. Pricing should be per pound, inclusive of all delivery, freight, and handling charges.

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