ITS Maintenance Job Order Contracting Agreements 2021 (Construction Inspection C-5 Level A)

Job Order Contracting is an indefinite quantity contract under which NJDOT may assign the contractor an ongoing series of individual Job Orders. A major component of Job Order Contracting is a Construction Task Catalog (CTC) consisting of hundreds of work activities called pre-priced tasks. The CTC contains preset unit prices for the direct cost of each task. These unit prices are calculated using local labor, equipment, and material costs. Contractors will be asked to bid three adjustment factors to be applied to the pre-priced tasks in the CTC—one for working during normal working hours, another for working other-than-normal working hours; evenings, weekends, recognized holidays, and a third for responding to events considered emergencies by the Department. Each adjustment factor is weighted (e.g. 70%, 25%, 5%) and the sum of the weighted adjustment factors determines the lowest bidder. Items not included in the CTC will be addressed through the contract’s non-pre priced special provision which attempts to secure the best available price in the market plus overhead and profit to the contractor.