Jackson County Civic Plus #202

Michigan County Seeks Bids for MDOT-Compliant Road Signs and Materials

Jackson County Department of Transportation in Michigan is seeking bids for a one-year contract to supply a wide range of road signs and related materials for county roads. - Government Buyer: - Jackson County Department of Transportation (Michigan) - OEMs and Vendors: - 3M is specified as the standard for Hi-Intensity Prismatic reflectorized material (or equivalent) - Products/Services Requested: - Warning, regulatory, and miscellaneous road signs in various sizes and configurations - Examples: Left Turn, Stop Ahead, Curve, Chevron, Stop, Yield, Speed Limit, No Parking, and more - Part numbers include: W1-1, W1-1A, W1-2L, W1-2R, W1-3L, W1-3R, W1-4L, W1-4R, W1-5L, W1-5R, W1-6, W1-7, W1-8, W14-2, W14-2A, W14-3F, W16-7PL, W16-7PR, W2-1, W2-2, W2-4, W3-1A, W3-1A36, W3-2A, W3-3, W3-5, W4-1, OM4-3, OM3-L, OM3-R, R1-1, R1-1-36, R1-2, R1-4, R12-5, R2-1, S-R-4-1, R4-1, R4-2, R5-1, R5-1A, R5-1A18, R5-1A36, R6-1L, R6-1R, R7-1, R7-14, AC4DSL-NL, SNS - Hi-Intensity Prismatic Reflective Sheeting (Orange, Flo Yellow, White, Yellow/Green Diamond) in 36x50 rolls - Electro Cut Film (Blue, Green, Red) in 36x50 rolls - Miscellaneous sign blanks and solar lights - Unique/Notable Requirements: - All signs must meet Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) standards, including material, color, luminance, and shrinkage requirements - Signs must use Hi-Intensity Prismatic 3M reflectorized material or equivalent - Compliance with the Michigan Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices and MDOT's most current Standard Specifications - Contract allows for other Michigan municipalities to purchase under the same terms via the CoPro+ Cooperative Bid Program - Delivery required during normal business hours - Estimated annual expenditure is approximately $22,000

Description

Jackson County Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for road signs to be installed on county roads. The contract term is one year, with the goal to competitively award to a qualified company capable of providing road signs meeting Michigan Department of Transportation standards. The contract may be extended to other government municipalities in Michigan through a cooperative bid program. Bids must be submitted by August 5, 2026, and the contract aims to secure a vendor for road signs delivery during normal business hours.

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