RFB 26BCP07D - Cardinal Dr. - Bid - Updated 09.09.2026.pdf

This is a bid document for a drainage improvement project issued by Bastrop County, Texas for work on Cardinal Drive at the Alum Creek Tributary in the 100 Block of Cardinal Drive (coordinates 30.16495, -97.21293). The project encompasses erosion control installation, traffic control and temporary access or detour implementation, demolition of two existing 48-inch corrugated metal pipe culverts and associated roadway, site grading, construction of two 8-foot by 5-foot rigid concrete box culverts with headwalls, pavement repair, and site stabilization. The project area provides critical habitat for the federally endangered Houston Toad, requiring the presence of a permitted Houston Toad monitor throughout construction activities and mandatory training of all contracted personnel by a Houston Toad Biologist prior to work commencement. All avoidance and minimization measures are detailed in the Biological Resource Notes on the General Notes page of the plans and specifications. Bids are requested on a lump sum basis for the complete scope of work.

The project is funded through Community Development Block Grant Mitigation (CDBG MIT-MOD) sources. The bid document was updated as of September 9, 2026, and establishes the contractual framework for the selected bidder to execute the drainage improvements while maintaining compliance with all environmental protection requirements and biological resource protocols specific to the Houston Toad habitat.