Georgia Procurement Registry Sciquest #48400-eRFP-002135-2027

Georgia DOT Sponsor-A-Highway Program management and highway services

Georgia DOT seeks a contractor to operate its statewide Sponsor-A-Highway Program and provide related roadside services. - Government buyer: Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT); statewide. No sub-agency or office is identified. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, vendors, or specific commercial products are named. - Requested services: - Develop, manage, and administer the Sponsor-A-Highway Program, including sponsorship recruitment, records, reporting, and quality assurance. - Market the program and secure public-service sponsorships. - Fabricate, install, and maintain sponsorship signs. - Safely remove, collect, and dispose of litter on limited-access and interstate highways. - Provide additional highway enhancement services if GDOT implements them. - Notable requirements: Suppliers should demonstrate relevant experience in sponsorship programs, marketing and sales, public-sector records and policy, highway litter removal, and traffic management. Proposals should address staffing, references, safety, quality assurance, traffic control, and service resources in Georgia and the Atlanta area. Work must follow applicable Georgia requirements, FHWA guidance, GDOT specifications, and the MUTCD. Required financial assurances include a bid bond; the selected contractor must provide performance and payment bonds and an irrevocable letter of credit.

Description

The Georgia Department of Transportation is seeking proposals to establish a contract for its Sponsor-A-Highway Program. The selected supplier will provide program development, management, administration, sign fabrication, installation and maintenance, litter removal and disposal, and additional highway enhancement services if implemented. Work must comply with applicable Georgia statutes, Department regulations, guidance, specifications, signing details, the MUTCD, and the contract documents. The initial contract runs from award through the end of the State’s current fiscal year, with four one-year renewal options at the State Entity’s discretion.

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