The Maryland State Highway Administration (SHA) is seeking qualified engineering and architectural firms to provide statewide traffic engineering and design services for Traffic Control Devices (TCD). Up to six (6) open‑ended, task‑order IDIQ contracts will be awarded, each lasting no more than five years, with a total ceiling of $48 million. Services include design of traffic signals, signing, pavement markings, ITS, temporary traffic control, roadway lighting, on‑site engineering support, and program management. Firms must submit a technical proposal (SF‑330) via eMMA by November 17 2026 and may be asked to submit a price proposal for individual task orders. The work will be performed across Maryland, requiring rapid response (six‑hour emergency window) and compliance with federal, state, and SHA standards.
• Scope: design, analysis, and documentation for traffic signals, signs, markings, ITS, lighting, temporary control, and related engineering tasks.
• Delivery: IDIQ task‑order contracts; up to six contracts; each ≤ 5 years; total funding ≤ $48 M.
• Requirements: SF‑330 technical proposal, pre‑bid virtual meeting (Oct 22), questions due Oct 30, submission deadline Nov 17.
• Evaluation: technical score (40 %) + oral presentation (30 %) + work plan (30 %).
• Mandatory certifications/training for on‑site staff; use of SHA‑approved software (Bentley ProjectWise, MicroStation, etc.).
• No minimum guaranteed work; contracts funded with Federal funds.