City of CharlotteIssuing agency·Charlotte, NC·via the City of Charlotte Contract Opportunities portalThe chosen vendor will provide a segmented inventory of the following transportation assets.
Anticipated posting date: 2026-07-01
Insurance Requirements
The City requires the awarded vendor(s) to obtain and maintain the following insurance coverage types: Automobile-For automobile operations liability General Liability-For bodily injury or property damage, arising from products, premises, completed work, personal & advertising injury Workers Compensation-For lost wages and medical expenses of injured workers
Estimated Total Value
The total project value is anticipated to be: $1,000,000 -4,999,999
Utilization
The City anticipates setting goals for the following types of subcontractor utilization: SBE-Small Business Enterprise DBE-Disadvantaged Business Enterprise MBE-Minority Business Enterprise WBE-Women Owned Business Enterprise
Contract Term
The term of the project is anticipated to be: One Year
The vendor will provide a segmented inventory of City-maintained roadways, traffic control signs and supports on selected state and all city roadways, pavement markings on selected state and all city roadways, sidewalks and accessible ramps on city roadways, and other vertical elements within the roadway such as tubular delineators, curbing, medians, etc. A condition analysis of the assets will be included, providing a database for work management and emergency services. The vendor will provide separate ESRI geodatabases with each asset category, with specific table schemas determined prior to data collection.
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Source: City of Charlotte, retrieved via the City of Charlotte Contract Opportunities portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
