California eProcure #11A4465

Route 905 raised rumble bar installation and highway safety work

Caltrans District 11 is seeking construction work and traffic-safety materials for eastbound Route 905 in Otay Mesa, San Diego County. - Government buyer: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), a California state agency, through its Division of Procurement and Contracts, including District 11. - Scope and location: Install 1,008 linear feet of raised rumble bars between Airway Road UC and the Otay Mesa Port of Entry (project limits PM R11.153–R11.557), with eight planned installation locations. - OEM and specified product: Ennis-Flint / PPG PreMark white In-Lane Rumble Bar kit, Item ID PM602002. The documents describe a kit as 12 bases and 12 bars; a kit quantity is not clearly specified. Installation must follow manufacturer instructions and project plans. - Other requested items and services: Lead compliance plan, traffic control system, stationary impact attenuator vehicle, portable changeable message signs, jobsite management, water pollution control plan, aluminum and roadside signs, and rumble bar installation. See line items for quantities and part numbers. - Notable requirements: Work is limited to certified Small Businesses; the prime contractor must hold a Class A General Engineering Contractor license. Completion is required within 20 working days. No DVBE participation goal is set. - Estimated work magnitude: $142,620. No other product manufacturers or vendors are identified.

Description

The California Department of Transportation is soliciting price quotes for work placing raised rumble bars in San Diego County, at eastbound Route 905 from Airway Road UC to Otay Mesa POE. The work includes traffic control, impact attenuation, changeable message signs, jobsite management, a water pollution control plan, raised rumble bars, and roadside signs. Bidders must be certified Small Businesses, and bids over $484,000 will be rejected. Quotes are accepted by email only and are due November 4, 2026; payment bonds and insurance are required at award.

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