ESBD_515556_1780348618532_Addendum 1 - IFB 2026-B11.pdf
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- IFB2026-B11
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- Hood County, Texas
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This Addendum #1 to Invitation for Bid (IFB) 2026-B11 is issued by the Hays County Purchasing Office in San Marcos, Texas, for pavement removal and replacement work on Jacobs Well Road. The project scope involves milling existing pavement to a depth of 6 inches and replacing it with 4 inches of Type B hot mix asphalt concrete (HMAC) and a 2-inch Type D Superpave overlay, covering approximately 7,100 square yards. The pre-bid meeting was held on May 27, 2026, at 9:00 AM at the Hays County Transportation Department facility in Kyle, Texas, with sealed proposals due June 8, 2026, at 1:00 PM CT. Substantial completion of all work is required by September 25, 2026, with contract award anticipated in July 2026. Work hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, though adjustments may be made during the pre-construction meeting to accommodate a concurrent County/TxDOT project and school zone restrictions.
The addendum provides critical clarifications on material specifications and project requirements established through a questions-and-answers process. Type B mix requires PG 64-22 binder with 20 to 25 percent reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) acceptable, while Type D Superpave requires the same PG 64-22 binder with 15 percent RAP acceptable. Contractors are responsible for all costs including material supply, testing, milling removal and hauling, and temporary reflective tabs on public roadways; tack coat application rates range from 0.04 to 0.14 gallons residual per square yard based on surface conditions. Message Board 7-day advance notices are required on all projects. The County's new address is 1901 Dutton Drive, Suite E, San Marcos, Texas 78666, and the designated procurement email is purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov. Acknowledgement of receipt of this addendum must be signed and returned with the proposal, or the submission may be deemed non-responsive.
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ADDENDUM #1
IFB 2026-B11 Jacobs Well Road – Remove and Replace Hot Mix
HAYS COUNTY PURCHASING OFFICE
Stephanie Hunt, CPPB, Purchasing Agent
1901 Dutton Drive, Suite E San Marcos, Texas 78666
512-393-2267 ● purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov
June 1, 2026
Please find attached Addendum #1 to IFB 2026-B11 Jacobs Well Road – Remove and Replace Hot Mix.
All questions were answered by Hays County staff.
Attached to Addendum 1:
• Questions & Answers
• Pre-Bid Meeting Sign-In Sheet
Acknowledgement of receipt of this addendum must be signed and returned with your proposal. Failure to submit this acknowledged addendum with your submission may result in the proposal being deemed non-responsive and removed from consideration.
Signature
Company Name Date mailto:purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov
Questions & Answers
Questions:
1. What binder should be used on this project?
• For the PG Binders for the Type B and the Type D Superpave, PG 64-22 is good for both mixes.
2. Will there be a material transfer device (shuttle buggy)?
• A shuttle buggy is not required, but preferred.
3. What is the acceptable amount of RAP (reclaimed asphalt pavement)?
• For Type B, 20% to 25% is acceptable.
• For Type D Superpave, 15% is acceptable.
4. Are we required to pay for testing?
• Yes, testing is part of the contract.
5. What are the work hours?
• 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
• Some jobs may require different working hours but those will be established by the
County during the pre-con meeting.
• Another County/TxDOT project will be starting on Jacobs Well Road in August, so accommodations may be necessary.
• This project location does have a school zone, so adjusted hours may be necessary to accommodate.
6. On all jobs are you wanting B Mix down each night/day?
• Yes, the roads need to be drivable overnight as there will not be road closures.
7. What are the expectations for manholes?
• Try to match what is already there (Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority).
• The County Transportation Department has been tasked with the maintenance/repairs of manholes in the project area.
• The County will adjust the expectations as needed prior to the NTP being issued.
8. What type of D Mix overlay should be used?
• Superpave for all D Mix overlays.
9. Do any of the projects have ride quality testing on them?
• No.
10. Does the County want the removed road materials?
• No, all milling is to be removed and hauled off by the vendor.
11. Jacobs Well Curve – Vendor Eligibility A few months ago we submitted a bid for the Jacobs Well Curve project, but our proposal was not accepted. We are now an approved TxDOT vendor and would like to confirm that we are eligible to bid this project and that our proposal will be considered.
• This project is not in conjunction with TxDOT, therefore vendors do not need to be pre-qualified by TxDOT.
12. Striping Scope We did not see striping items included in the bid documents. Will pavement markings be issued under a separate contract, or should we anticipate an upcoming addendum?
• The County is currently under contract for roadway striping services, pursuant to IFB 2025-B12 Roadway Striping.
13. RAP Allowance in Surface Mixes Please confirm whether RAP is permitted in the SP TY-D PG 70-22 surface mix and the TY-B PG 64-22 mix per TxDOT specifications for these projects.
• See Question 3.
14. Prime or Tack Coat Requirements Is tack required on all milled areas prior to placement of
TY-B? If so, please provide the required application rate per SY.
• Yes, the exact residual rate per project will be based on surface conditions. Application rate can be adjusted between .04 and .14 Gal residual per SY.
15. Working Hours What are the allowable working hours for each project, including any restrictions related to school zones, noise ordinances, or local traffic control requirements?
• See Question 5.
16. Disposition of Millings Will the millings become county property, and if so, please provide the designated stockpile location. If not, please confirm that the millings become the property of the contractor.
• See Question 10.
17. Temporary Tabs Are temporary tabs required on the TY-B lift and again on the final surface course upon completion?
• Yes, the Contractor is responsible for placing temporary reflective tabs on all public roadways.
18. The above project, and the other six projects advertised for letting on June 8th, are described in the scope for the contractor to handle all the removal, trucking, and installation, but they do not mention supplying the materials. Will the County be supplying the materials?
• No, per Section E. Attachment A: IFB 2026-B11 Bid Form, “Pricing per square yard should include a turn-key install and include all costs of the project.”
• Your bid should be all inclusive.
19. Please provide the PG Oil Type required for the Type B HMAC and Type D Superpave.
• See Question 1.
20. Is this a complete overlay project?
• No, this is not a complete overlay.
• This is a mill and replace project, so only the damaged sections of pavement are being repaired.
21. Hi, I am writing to request the PREBID SIGN IN sheet and/or the PLANHOLDER's LIST for the referenced project.
• Please see the attached pre-bid meeting sign-in sheet.
• We do not download the Planholder list prior to the bid closing as it can change by the second.
22. Are Message Board 7-day advance notices required on each project?
• Yes
23. We’re reporting on several projects from Hays County where the docs show Hays County
Purchasing office as being located at 1901 Dutton Dr., Suite E, San Marcos, TX 78666, but our system has the same address that appears on the County website: 712 S. Stagecoach Trail Ste 1012, San Marcos, TX 78666. Could you please tell me which address is correct?
• The address in the solicitation is our new address effective next week.
24. We’ve also been seeing two different Purchasing emails appear on projects such as purchasing@hayscountytx.gov and the most recent one purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov”.
Can you also please verify which is the correct one to use?
• Purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov is the new formal procurement email, however the email identified in the procurement document is the one that should be utilized for any communication related to the procurement mailto:purchasing@hayscountytx.gov mailto:purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov mailto:Purchasing.bids@hayscountytx.gov
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