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CONTRACTOR SPECIAL PREQUALIFICATION
Contractor Special Prequalification Overview
Contractor Special Prequalifications may be required in addition to the mandatory General Prequalification (also known as Prime Contractor Prequalification) when the elements of a particular public improvement project require specialized knowledge and/or expertise.  When special prequalification is required, notice of the Request for Contractor Special Prequalification will be through ODOT's website and in the Daily Journal of Commerce for projects with an estimated cost over $125,000. 
 
Qualifications are submitted by contractors prior to bid opening; an evaluation committee determines pass/fail results; and the contract award is by low bid. Only contractors with a passing submittal will be specially prequalified and allowed to submit a bid on the project.
 
The Contractor Special Prequalification qualifies the prime contractor, but only for the team submitted, including subcontractors and individuals who were used to meet the Contractor Special Prequalification requirements. The contractor team used to meet the requirements, and only that team as a whole, is prequalified. Prime contractors may not select subcontractors that were listed on other teams if not included in their own team. Therefore, any subcontractors or individuals who were used to enable the contractor to meet the prequalification requirements will be required to perform those functions in the performance of work on the proposed project if that prime contractor is awarded the contract for the project. 
 
The contractor must demonstrate experience and commit to the availability of key, skilled personnel necessary to complete the entire scope of work required for the project.  Submittals that do not comply with the criteria identified in the instructions will be considered to have failed and the submitting contractor will not become prequalified and will be ineligible to submit a bid.
 
After the evaluation committee has reviewed the submittals, ODOT will notify all applicants of the status of their Contractor Special Prequalification Submittal. A standard Notice to Contractors will be issued prior to the bid opening and only approved contractor’s can submit a bid for the project.
 
In addition to passing the Contractor Special Prequalification, the contractor must also meet the Prime Contractor Prequalification requirements. To be eligible to bid, Prime Contractor Prequalification applications must be received complete and correct at least ten calendar days prior to the first anticipated bid opening date. Click on the link below for more information on Prime Contractor Prequalification.
 
Prime Contractor Prequalification

Current Projects

Oregon Department of Transportation is seeking Contractor Special Prequalification (CSP) submittals from Contractors desiring to bid on one or more of the following Cathodic Protection projects:

FFO-US101: McCullough Bridge Rehab - North Section - August 8, 2013 Bid Date

US101: Hunter Creek Bridge Cathodic Protection - October 10, 2013 Bid Date

US101: Big Creek Bridge Cathodic Protection - September 12, 2013 Bid Date

US101: Siuslaw River Bridge (Florence) Cathodic Protection - August 21, 2014 Bid Date

By Addendum 1, published April 22, 2013, CSP submittals are due no later than 4:00 p.m., Thursday, May 16, 2013

Click Bid & Award Information to access CSP documents under Special Prequalification

 

Upcoming Projects

See above projects