7-1 IFB Specifications Construction (1).docx

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25IFB90 CR 200 HMAC Widening from CR 203 to CR 236
Solicitation number
25IFB90
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Williamson County, Texas

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The document is an Invitation for Bid (IFB) specification for a Williamson County, Texas road construction project involving County Road 200 (CR 200). The project requires qualified contractors to provide materials, milling/excavating services, and equipment to widen CR 200, with a substantial completion timeline of 35 working days and a final completion deadline of 40 working days. The estimated contract value is $1,267,632.00, and the project is structured as a one-time purchase with specific performance requirements.

The bid requires multiple bonds, including a performance bond, payment bond, warranty bond (2-year term), and a bid bond representing 5% of the bid amount. Liquidated damages are set at $500.00 per day for delays. The project involves HMAC (Hot Mix Asphalt Concrete) widening between CR 203 and CR 236, indicating a specific road improvement and expansion initiative. No specific details about funding sources or set-asides are provided in the available documentation, but the specifications suggest a straightforward infrastructure improvement project for Williamson County.

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Specifications

GENERAL INFORMATION:

Williamson County is seeking qualified Contractors to provide materials, experienced milling/excavating, HMAC widening, crew and equipment to widen CR 200.

ESTIMATED CONTRACT AMOUNT:

$1,267,632.00

INITIAL CONTRACT TERM:

One-Time Purchase

SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION (DAYS):

35 working days

FINAL COMPLETION (DAYS):

40 working days

LIQUIDATED DAMAGES:

$500.00 per day

BONDS REQUIRED:

Performance Bond Payment Bond Warranty Bond (2 years) Bid Bond (5% of Bid Amount) image1.jpeg

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