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Low Bidder Deemed Non-Responsive On I-84 Project
Daily Blog//December 10, 2009//
The Oregon Department of Transportation has issued bid results for the I-84: Exit 64 (Hood River) Bundle 224 project. Bids for the project were accepted on Oct. 29, 2009 at 9 a.m.
ODOT received 8 bids on the project with Capital Concrete Construction, Aumsville, Ore., the low bidder at $7,131,957.06.
Capital Concrete Construction was found to be non-responsive due to submitting an incomplete first-tier subcontractor disclosure form. The company did not specify the category of work for one of their subcontractors for the project, Munsen Paving from the The Dalles, Ore.
ODOT awarded the contract to the second-lowest bidder, Moore Excavation, Portland, Ore., for $7,465,033.67 after it was deemed the most responsive and responsible bidder.
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