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- Solicitation number
- 2026-ITB-024
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- Fort Bend County, Texas
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This Invitation for Bid (ITB) document is issued by the City of Sugar Land, Texas, for the rehabilitation of Sugar Land Regional Airport's Runway 17-35 and associated runway safety area improvements. The project scope includes pavement rehabilitation using asphalt materials (FAA-specified P-401 and P-403), recycled concrete aggregate base courses (FAA P-215 and P-219), runway shoulder construction, grading and drainage improvements, and extensive airfield electrical and navigation aid work including runway threshold lights, edge lights, runway end identifier lights, taxiway edge lights, precision approach path indicators, airfield guidance signs, and wind cones. The bid submission deadline is 2:00 p.m. local time on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, with electronic submission required through the OpenGov Procurement Platform. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 10, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. at Sugar Land Regional Airport. Written questions must be submitted by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 16, 2026, with answers posted by July 17, 2026. The anticipated notice to proceed is December 4, 2026, with construction scheduled to begin January 4, 2027. The base bid includes 160 line items covering demolition, site preparation, pavement work, drainage installation, electrical/navigational aid installation, and landscaping, with five additive alternates addressing taxiway reconfiguration, perimeter road relocation, and pavement reinforcement.
The City of Sugar Land requires contractors to provide comprehensive insurance coverage, including workers' compensation at statutory limits, employer's liability at $500,000 per employee, commercial general liability at $1,000,000 per occurrence with $2,000,000 aggregate, automobile liability at $1,000,000 combined single limit, and an umbrella policy appropriate to the contract value. All insurance must be obtained from carriers with a minimum A.M. Best rating of B+, with the City named as an additional insured and primary coverage required. Contractors must submit signed and dated bids and acknowledge review of all plans, specifications, terms, conditions, and funding requirements. The City requires submission of completed required forms and additional grant forms as part of the bid response. Contact for all inquiries is Jason Poscovsky, CPPO, CPPB, at jposcovsky@sugarlandtx.gov, with instructions to avoid contact with other City personnel to prevent elimination from consideration.
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INVITATION FOR BID
Solicitation Number 2026-ITB-024
Sugar Land Regional Airport Runway 17-35 Reconstruction and Runway Safety Area Improvements
Project
1. INTRODUCTION
The enclosed INVITATION TO BID (ITB) and accompanying SPECIFICATIONS and BID SHEET(S) are for your convenience in bidding the enclosed referenced Sugar Land Regional Airport Runway 17-35
Reconstruction and Runway Safety Area Improvements Project for City of Sugar Land.
One (1) original bid shall be submitted electronically on or before: 2:00 pm, local time, Tuesday, July 21, Bids must be submitted electronically on the OpenGov Procurement Platform by the published deadline.
Bids shall be signed by a person having the authority to bind the firm in a contract. All bids shall be signed and dated. Bids that are not signed and dated will be rejected.
Please note that all the bids must be received at the designated location by the deadline shown. Bids received after the deadline will not be considered for the award of the contract, and shall be considered void and unacceptable. The Opening is scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, 2026 at which time the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. You are invited to attend.
Questions regarding this bid must be received by the City of Sugar Land’s Purchasing Office no later than 5:00 pm, local time, Thursday, July 16, 2026. Questions will not be accepted after this time.
The City of Sugar Land shall provide a Q&A addendum addressing all questions that are received in writing on or before the written question submittal deadline. Questions received from all respondents shall be answered and placed on the OpenGov Procurement website in the Section entitled, “Addenda.” All changes to the
Invitation to Bid will also be posted on the same website. Check the website daily for updates. Please direct all questions regarding this bid to:
City of Sugar Land Purchasing Jason Poscovsky, CPPO, CPPB
E-mail: jposcovsky@sugarlandtx.gov
Contact with any personnel of the City other than Jason Poscovsky, regarding this invitation to bid may be ground for elimination from the selection process.
mailto:treed@sugarlandtx.gov
CITY OF SUGAR LAND Solicitation Number 2026-ITB-024
The City does not assume responsibility for not receiving questions from the Bidder or the Bidders’ receipt of any answers, addenda, or amendments placed on that website.
THE SELECTED RESPONDENT WILL BE REQUIRED TO ENTER INTO THE CITY OF SUGAR
LAND STANDARD CONTRACT AND PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN THE MINIMUM INSURANCE
COVERAGES REQUIRED UNDER THE CONTRACT THE CONTRACT IS AVAILABLE AS AN
ATTACHMENT TO THIS ITB OR BY CONTACTING THE INDIVIDUAL LISTED ABOVE.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Project specifications can be found in the Attachments.
2.1. Scope of Work
The project consists of rehabilitating Runway 17-35 pavement, grading and drainage improvements, and a significant amount of airfield electric/navigational aid work. The pavement materials are estimated to primarily consist of asphalt (FAA specified P-401 and P-403), and aggregate base (FAA specified P-215 and P-219). The airfield electric and navigational aid work is estimated to primarily consist of the runway threshold/end of pavement/edge lights, runway end identifier lights, taxiway edge lights, precision approach path indicators, airfield guidance signs, and wind cones.
2.2. SCHEDULE OF KEY EVENTS
ITB Advertised in Local Paper & Released on OpenGov:
June 24, 2026
ITB Advertised for Second Week in Local
Paper:
July 1, 2026
Pre-Bid Meeting (Non-Mandatory): July 10, 2026, 10:30am
Conference Room 24, Sugar Land Regional
Airport, 12888-B Highway 6 South, Sugar
Land, TX 77498
Questions Deadline: July 16, 2026, 5:00pm
Questions Answered and Addendum posted: July 17, 2026, 5:00pm
Bids Due: July 21, 2026, 2:00pm
Bids are to be submitted electronically in
OpenGov Procurement.
Bid Opening Discussion - 12888-B
Highway 6 South, Sugar Land, TX 77498, Conf. 24
Anticipated Notice to Proceed: December 4, 2026
Anticipated Construction Start Time: January 4, 2027
3. BID PROPOSAL
BASE BID: RUNWAY 17-35 RECONSTRUCTION AND RUNWAY SAFETY AREA
IMPROVEMENTS
Line Item Description Quantity Unit of
Measure Unit Cost Total
1.01 (C-100-
14.1) Contractor Quality Control Program 1 LS
1.02 (C-102-
5.1) Stabilized Construction Exit 3 EA
1.03 (C-102-
5.2) Filter Fabric Fence 1,535 LF
1.04 (C-102-
5.3) Inlet Protection Barrier 3 EA
1.05 (C-102-
5.4) Rock Filter Dam (Type 2) 475 LF
1.06 (C-102-
5.5) Erosion Control Log 500 LF
1.07 (C-102-
5.6) Storm Water Pollution Prevention
Plan
1 LS
1.08 (C-105-
6.1) Mobilization 1 LS
1.09 (C-105-
6.2) Traffic Control Devices and Personnel 1 LS
1.10 (C-105-
6.3) FAA Flight Check for NAVAIDs
Coordination
1 LS
1.11 (C-105-
6.4) FAA Flight Check for New
Approaches Coordination
1 LS
1.12 (C-105-
6.5a) Contractor Standby Time (0 - 119
Minutes From Closure Time)
200 MIN
1.13 (C-105-
6.5b) Contractor Suspension Time (> 120
Minutes From Closure Time)
10 EA
Line Item Description Quantity Unit of
Measure Unit Cost Total
1.14 (P-101-
4.1) Remove Existing Joint Sealant and
Backer Rod
43,900 LF
1.15 (P-101-
4.2) Remove Existing Crack Sealant 17,500 LF
1.16 (P-101-
4.3) Runway Shoulder Concrete Pavement
Removal
26,144 SY
1.17 (P-101-
4.4) Runway Shoulder Pavement Removal
(Full-Depth)
152 SY
1.18 (P-101-
4.5) Runway Concrete Pavement Removal
(Full-Depth)
1,696 SY
1.19 (P-101-
4.6) Taxiway B3 Pavement Removal (Full-
Depth)
615 SY
1.20 (P-101-
4.7) Taxiway A1 Run-Up Pavement
Removal (Full-Depth)
3,993 SY
1.21 (P-101-
4.8) Remove and Cap 2" Gas Line 115 LF
1.22 (P-101-
4.9) Remove and Cap 2" Water Line 220 LF
1.23 (P-101-
4.10) Remove and Cap 4" Sanitary Sewer
Line
160 LF
1.24 (P-101-
4.11) Remove and Cap 6" Steel Water Line 60 LF
1.25 (P-101-
4.12) Remove 6" PVC Storm Water
Drainage Pipe
324 LF
1.26 (P-101-
4.13) Remove 12" RCP 50 LF
1.27 (P-101-
4.14) Remove 15" RCP 1,402 LF
1.28 (P-101-
4.15) Remove 18" RCP 1,134 LF
1.29 (P-101-
4.16) Remove 24" RCP 2,021 LF
Unit Cost Total
1.30 (P-101-
4.17) Remove 12" CMP 18 LF
1.31 (P-101-
4.18) Remove 24" CMP 63 LF
1.32 (P-101-
4.19) Remove 36" CMP 324 LF
1.33 (P-101-
4.20) Remove Safety End Treatment for 15"
RCP
8 EA
1.34 (P-101-
4.21) Remove Safety End Treatment for 18"
RCP
6 EA
1.35 (P-101-
4.22) Remove Safety End Treatment for 24"
RCP
18 EA
1.36 (P-101-
4.23) Cold Milling Concrete Pavement (0" -
2")
2,900 SY
1.37 (P-101-
4.24) Remove Segmented Circle 1 LS
1.38 (P-101-
4.25) 6-Foot Chain-Link Fence Removal 88 LF
1.39 (P-101-
4.26) 12-Foot Manual Swing Gate Removal 1 EA
1.40 (P-101-
4.27) Remove Foundation for Airfield
Electric Vault Building (105 SF)
1 LS
1.41 (P-101-
4.28) Remove Foundation for Emergency
Backup Generator (126 SF)
1 LS
1.42 (P-101-
4.29) Remove Equipment Foundation (225
SF)
1 LS
1.43 (P-101-
4.30) Remove Septic System 1 LS
1.44 (P-101-
4.31) Remove Aircraft Hangar Foundation
(7,400 SF)
1 LS
1.45 (P-101-
4.32) Remove Aircraft Hangar Foundation
(12,400 SF)
1 LS
Unit Cost Total
1.46 (P-152-
4.1) Unclassified Embankment 99,000 CY
1.47 (P-155-
8.1) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
698 SY
1.48 (P-155-
8.2) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 26 TON
1.49 (P-215-
5.1) Concrete Surface Course Rubblization 67,091 SY
1.50 (P-219-
5.1) 6" Recylced Concrete Aggregate Base
Course
34,408 SY
1.51 (P-219-
5.2) 10" Recycled Concrete Aggregate
Base Course
650 SY
1.52 (P-219-
5.3) Recycled Concrete Aggregate Base
Course (Variable, 3" - 8")
13,670 SY
1.53 (P-219-
5.4) Recycled Concrete Aggregate Base
Course (Variable, 8" - 13")
32,770 SY
1.54 (P-401-
8.1) 2" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Surface
Course for Runway to Taxiway
Transitions
1,275 TON
1.55 (P-401-
8.2) 3" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Surface
Course
102 TON
1.56 (P-401-
8.3) 4" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Surface
Course
19,970 TON
1.57 (P-403-
8.1) 5" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Base
Course
25,270 TON
1.58 (P-403-
8.2) 0" - 3" Variable Thickness Hot Mix
Asphalt Leveling Course
6,070 TON
1.59 (P-403-
8.3) 0" - 4" Variable Thickness Hot Mix
Asphalt Leveling Course
2,310 TON
1.60 (P-403-
8.4) 0" - 7" Variable Thickness Hot Mix
Asphalt Leveling Course for Runway to Taxiway Transitions
2,340 TON
Unit Cost Total
1.61 (P-501-
8.1) 8" Reinforced Concrete Pavement 39 SY
1.62 (P-602-
5.1) Bituminous Prime Coat 8,356 GAL
1.63 (P-605-
5.1) Joint Sealing Filler 1,240 LF
1.64 (P-605-
5.2) Saw and Seal Joints in HMAC
Taxiway Transition Pavement
15,202 LF
1.65 (P-620-
5.1a) Temporary White Pavement Markings
(Non-Reflective)
13,869 SF
1.66 (P-620-
5.1b) Temporary Yellow Pavement
Markings (Non-Reflective)
4,169 SF
1.67 (P-620-
5.2a) Permanent White Pavement Markings
(Reflective)
87,353 SF
1.68 (P-620-
5.2b) Permanent Yellow Pavement
Markings (Reflective)
7,488 SF
1.69 (P-620-
5.2c) Permanent Black Pavement Markings
(Non-Reflective)
31,716 SF
1.70 (P-620-
5.3) Marking Removal 2,500 SF
1.71 (P-621-
5.1) Runway Grooving 88,520 SY
1.72 (D-701-
5.1) 12" Dia. RCP (ASTM C76 / Class III) 410 LF
1.73 (D-701-
5.2) 12" Dia. RCP (ASTM C76 / Class V) 240 LF
1.74 (D-701-
5.3) 18" Dia. RCP (ASTM C76 / Class V) 76 LF
1.75 (D-701-
5.4) 36" Dia. CCFRPM Pipe (ASTM
D3262 / SN = 72)
4,371 LF
1.76 (D-701-
5.5) 42" Dia. CCFRPM Pipe (ASTM
D3262 / SN = 72)
1,560 LF
Unit Cost Total
1.77 (D-705-
5.1) Underdrain 14,831 LF
1.78 (D-705-
5.2) Underdrain Outlet Pipe 6,886 LF
1.79 (D-751-
5.1) 3' x 3' Inlet Grate 1 EA
1.80 (D-751-
5.2) Adjust Existing Junction Box to
Proposed Grade
1 EA
1.81 (D-752-
5.1) Headwall with Wings for 2 ~ 12" RCP
(4:1 Slope)
4 EA
1.82 (D-752-
5.2) Headwall with Wings for 1 ~ 18" RCP
(2:1 Slope)
1 EA
1.83 (D-752-
5.3) Headwall with Wings for 3 ~ 36"
CCFRPM Pipes (6:1 Slope)
2 EA
1.84 (D-752-
5.4) Safety End Treatment for 3 ~ 36"
CCFRPM Pipes with Pipe Runners
(6:1 Slope)
2 EA
1.85 (D-752-
5.5) Headwall with Wings for 1 ~ 42"
CCFRPM Pipes (6:1 Slope)
1 EA
1.86 (D-752-
5.6) Safety End Treatment for 1 ~ 42"
CCFRPM Pipes with Pipe Runners
(6:1 Slope)
1 EA
1.87 (D-752-
5.7) Headwall with Wings for 2 ~ 42"
CCFRPM Pipes (6:1 Slope)
1 EA
1.88 (D-752-
5.8) Safety End Treatment for 2 ~ 42"
CCFRPM Pipes with Pipe Runners
(6:1 Slope)
1 EA
1.89 (D-754-
5.1) Reinforced Concrete Pilot Channel 8,512 SY
1.90 (D-754-
5.2) Reinforced Concrete Slope Protection 12 SY
1.91 (F-162-
5.1) 6-Foot Chain-Link Fence with 3
Strands Barbed Wire
18 LF
Unit Cost Total
1.92 (F-162-
5.2) 24' Manual Sliding Chain-Link Fence with 3 Strands Barbed Wire
1 EA
1.93 (T-901-
5.1) Temporary Cool Weather Seeding 40 AC
1.94 (T-901-
5.2) Hydromulch, Seed & Fertilizer for
Permanent Application
84 AC
1.95 (T-904-
5.1) Sodding 22,500 SY
1.96 (T-905-
5.1) Strip and Stockpile Topsoil 47,700 CY
1.97 (T-905-
5.2) Reinstall Topsoil 47,700 CY
1.98 (L-105-
5.1) Remove No. 8 AWG, L-824C Cable in Duct
47,505 LF
1.99 (L-105-
5.2) Remove 600V Rated Circuit
Conductors in Duct
7,335 LF
1.100 (L-
105-5.3) Remove and Dispose of Elevated
Edge Light, Base Can to be Removed
109 EA
1.101 (L-
105-5.4) Remove and Salvage Elevated Light
Fixture, Base Can to be Removed
61 EA
1.102 (L-
105-5.5) Remove and Dispose of In-Pavement
Edge Light, Base Can to be Removed
1 EA
1.103 (L-
105-5.6) Remove and Salvage Elevated Edge
Light, Base Can to be Removed Via
Pavement Core
12 EA
1.104 (L-
105-5.7) Remove and Dispose of Airfield Sign and Foundation
22 EA
1.105 (L-
105-5.8) Remove and Dispose of Hand Hole in
Turf
1 EA
1.106 (L-
105-5.9) Remove and Dispose of Hand Hole in
Shoulder Pavment
10 EA
1.107 (L-
105-5.10) Remove and Dispose of Pull Can in
Turf
23 EA
Unit Cost Total
1.108 (L-
105-5.11) Remove and Dispose of Pull Can in
Shoulder Pavement
12 EA
1.109 (L-
105-5.12) Remove and Dispose of 2-Box L-880
PAPI System and Associated
Foundations
1 EA
1.110 (L-
105-5.13) Remove and Dispose of 4-Box L-880
PAPI System and Associated
Foundations
1 EA
1.111 (L-
105-5.14) Remove and Dispose of Primary Wind
Cone and Foundation
1 EA
1.112 (L-
105-5.15) Remove and Dispose of Supplemental
Wind Cone and Foundation
3 EA
1.113 (L-
105-5.16) Remove and Dispose of Constant
Current Regulator and all Associated
Equipment
1 EA
1.114 (L-
105-5.17) Remove and Salvage Constant Current
Regulator. All Associated Equipment to be Removed
1 EA
1.115 (L-
105-5.18) Remove and Dispose of REIL Units and Foundations
2 EA
1.116 (L-
105-5.19) Remove and Dispose of FAA Glide
Slope Radio Shelter, Glide Slope
Antenna, Localizer Antenna Array, ILS Stop Sign System, and all
Associated Equipment and
Foundations
1 LS
1.117 (L-
105-5.20) Remove and Dispose of Existing
ALCMS to ATCT Fiber Optic Cable
3,050 LF
1.118 (L-
105-5.21) Remove and Salvage In-Pavement
Light Fixture, Base Can to be
Removed
21 EA
1.119 (L-
107-5.1) Install New L-807(L) Primary Wind
Cone Including Tip Down Pole and
Foundation
3 EA
1.120 (L-
108-5.1) No. 8 AWG, L-824C, Installed in
Conduit
59,175 LF
Unit Cost Total
1.121 (L-
108-5.2) No. 6 AWG Bare Counterpoise Wire, Installed in Conduit Trench
33,365 LF
1.122 (L-
108-5.3) Temporary Electrical Provisions 1 LS
1.123 (L-
108-5.4) Install New ALCMS Fiber Optic
Cable
2,820 LF
1.124 (L-
109-5.1) Install New 7.5kW L-829 Constant
Current Regulator
1 EA
1.125 (L-
109-5.2) Install Salvaged 30kW L-828 Constant
Current Regulator
1 EA
1.126 (L-
109-5.3) ALCMS Graphics Update 1 LS
1.127 (L-
110-5.1) 1-Way, 2" Sch. 40 PVC Conduit, Direct Buried in Turf
14,540 LF
1.128 (L-
110-5.2) 1-Way, 2" Sch. 40 PVC Conduit, Concrete Encased in Shoulder
Pavement
17,000 LF
1.129 (L-
110-5.3) 4-Way, 2" Sch. 40 PVC Conduit, Concrete Encased, in Turf
1,200 LF
1.130 (L-
110-5.4) 6-Way, 2" Sch. 40 PVC Conduit, Concrete Encased, in Turf
625 LF
1.131 (L-
112-5.1) 1-Way, 2" HDPE Conduit, Installed
Via Directional Drill
200 LF
1.132 (L-
112-5.2) 4-Way, 2" HDPE Conduit, Installed
Via Directional Drill
150 LF
1.133 (L-
112-5.3) 6-Way, 2" HDPE Conduit, Installed
Via Directional Drill
200 LF
1.134 (L-
112-5.4) 6-Way, 4" HDPE Conduit, Installed
Via Directional Drill
600 LF
1.135 (L-
115-5.1) 4-Way Junction Can Plaza (JCP) 6 EA
1.136 (L-
115-5.2) 6-Way Junction Can Plaza (JCP) 2 EA
Unit Cost Total
1.137 (L-
115-5.3) Install New Pull Can in Turf 9 EA
1.138 (L-
125-5.1) Install New L-861T(L) LED Elevated
Taxiway Edge Light on New L-867B
Base Can in Turf
6 EA
1.139 (L-
125-5.2) Install Salvaged L-861T(L) LED
Elevated Taxiway Edge Light on New
L-867B Base Can in Turf
59 EA
1.140 (L-
125-5.3) Install Salvaged L-861T(L) LED
Elevated Taxiway Edge Light on New
L-867B Base Can in Taxiway Overlay
Pavement
12 EA
1.141 (L-
125-5.4) Install New L-862(L) Elevated
Runway Edge Light on New L-867B
Base Can in New Shoulder Pavement
75 EA
1.142 (L-
125-5.5) Install New L-862E(L) Elevated
Runway Threshold End Light on New
L-867B Base Can in Turf
28 EA
1.143 (L-
125-5.6) Install New L-862E(L) Elevated
Runway Threshold End Light on New
L-867B Base Can in New Shoulder
Pavement
4 EA
1.144 (L-
125-5.7) Install Salvaged L-804(L) LED
Elevated Runway Guard Light on
New L-867B Base Can in Turf
2 EA
1.145 (L-
125-5.8) Install New 1-MOD L-858(L) Size 4, Style 3 LED Guidance Sign on New
Foundation
6 EA
1.146 (L-
125-5.9) Install New 2-MOD L-858(L) Size 2, Style 3 LED Guidance Sign on New
Foundation
13 EA
1.147 (L-
125-5.10) Install New LED REIL Units on New
Foundations
2 EA
1.148 (L-
130-5.1) Install New LED L-880(L) Style B
PAPI System
2 EA
Unit Cost Total
1.149
(Tx247-6.1) 10" Crushed Aggregate Base (Type A, Grade 1 - 2)
2,058 SY
1.150
(Tx260-6.1) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 123 TON
1.151
(Tx260-6.2) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
3,405 SY
1.152
(Tx310-6.1) Prime Coat 515 GAL
1.153
(Tx341-6.1) 3" Asphalt Surface Course (PG 64-22, Type D)
320 TON
1.154
(Tx360-6.1) 8" Reinforced Concrete Pavement 1,083 SY
1.155
(Tx432-5.1) Rip-Rap (Stone Common, Dry, 12 IN) 640 SY
1.156 (See
Plans) Taxiway Centerline Retroreflective
Marker Removal
30 EA
1.157 (See
Plans) Install Retroreflective Solar Powered
Taxiway Centerline Markers (Green)
30 EA
1.158 (See
Plans) Gravel Access Road Pavement 1,900 SY
1.159 (See
Plans) Temporary Taxiway B3 Pavement 900 SY
1.160 (See
Plans) Remove and Replace Fire Hydrant and
Valve Assembly with Flush Mounted
Fire Hydrant and Valve Assembly
1 EA
1.161 (See
Plans) 6" Steel Water Line Modification 2 EA
TOTAL
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 1: TAXIWAY B1 RECONFIGURATION
Unit Cost Total
A1.01 (P-
101-4.33) Taxiway B1 Pavement Removal (Full-
Depth)
1,814 SY
A1.02 (P-
152-4.1) Unclassified Excavation 1,845 CY
A1.03 (P-
155-8.1) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
4,024 SY
A1.04 (P-
155-8.2) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 145 TON
A1.05 (P-
219-5.2) 12" Recycled Concrete Aggregate
Base Course
3,936 SY
A1.06 (P-
401-8.1) 4" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Surface
Course
846 TON
A1.07 (P-
403-8.1) 6" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Base
Course
1,300 TON
A1.08 (P-
602-5.1) Bituminous Prime Coat 984 GAL
A1.09 (D-
701-5.3) 18" Dia. RCP (ASTM C76 / Class V) 27 LF
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 2: TAXIWAY B3 RELOCATION
Measure Unit Cost Total
A2.01 (P-
152-4.1) Unclassified Excavation 840 CY
A2.02 (P-
155-8.1) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
1,833 SY
A2.03 (P-
155-8.2) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 66 TON
A2.04 (P-
219-5.5) 12" Recycled Concrete Aggregate
Base Course
1,783 SY
Unit Cost Total
A2.05 (P-
401-8.3) 4" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Surface
Course
380 TON
A2.06 (P-
403-8.5) 6" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Base
Course
590 TON
A2.07 (P-
602-5.1) Bituminous Prime Coat 446 GAL
A2.08 (P-
620-5.2b) Permanent Yellow Pavement
Markings (Reflective)
1,250 SF
A2.09 (P-
620-5.2b) Permanent Black Pavement Markings
(Non-Reflective)
2,500 SF
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 3: RELOCATE PERIMETER ROAD (HMAC)
Measure Unit Cost Total
A3.01 (P-
101-4.34) 8' Game Fence Removal 1,423 LF
A3.02 (P-
152-4.1) Unclassified Excavation 440 CY
A3.03 (D-
701-5.6) 2' x 3' Reinforced Concrete Box
Culvert, ASTM C1577
144 LF
A3.04 (D-
752-5.9) Headwall with Wings for 2 ~ 2' x 3'
RCB's (4:1 Slope)
6 EA
A3.05 (T-
901-5.2) Hydromulch, Seed & Fertilizer for
Permanent Application
8 AC
A3.06 (T-
904-5.1) Sodding 8,450 SY
A3.07 (T-
905-5.1) Strip and Stockpile Topsoil 4,310 CY
A3.08 (T-
905-5.2) Reinstall Topsoil 4,310 CY
Unit Cost Total
A3.09 (F-
164-5.1) 8' Game Fence with 3-Strands Barbed
Wire
2,231 LF
A3.10
(Tx247-6.1) 10" Crushed Aggregate Base (Type A, Grade 1 - 2)
8,220 SY
A3.11
(Tx260-6.1) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
8,970 SY
A3.12
(Tx260-6.2) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 323 TON
A3.13
(Tx341-6.1) 3" Asphalt Surface Course (PG 64-22, Type D)
1,260 TON
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 4: RELOCATE PERIMETER ROAD (PCC)
Measure Unit Cost Total
A4.01 (P-
101-4.35) 8' Game Fence Removal 1,423 LF
A4.02 (P-
152-4.1) Unclassified Excavation 2,090 CY
A4.03 (P-
605-5.1) Joint Sealing Filler 19,690 LF
A4.04 (D-
701-5.6) 2' x 3' Reinforced Concrete Box
Culvert, ASTM C1577
144 LF
A4.05 (D-
752-5.9) Headwall with Wings for 2 ~ 2' x 3'
RCB's (4:1 Slope)
6 EA
A4.06 (T-
901-5.2) Hydromulch, Seed & Fertilizer for
Permanent Application
8 AC
A4.07 (T-
904-5.1) Sodding 8,450 SY
A4.08 (T-
905-5.1) Strip and Stockpile Topsoil 4,310 CY
Unit Cost Total
A4.09 (T-
905-5.2) Reinstall Topsoil 4,310 CY
A4.10 (F-
164-5.1) 8' Game Fence with 3-Strands Barbed
Wire
2,231 LF
A4.11
(Tx260-6.1) 10" Lime Treated Subgrade (8%
Lime)
10,280 SY
A4.12
(Tx260-6.2) Commercial Lime Slurry, Grade 2 370 TON
A4.13
(Tx360-6.1) 8" Reinforced Concrete Pavement 9,390 SY
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 5: CONSTRUCT RUNWAY 17 RUN-UP PAVEMENT
Measure Unit Cost Total
A5.01 (P-
101-4.16) Remove 24" RCP 44 LF
A5.02 (P-
101-4.36) Remove Existing Grate Inlet Structure 1 EA
A5.03 (P-
152-4.1) Unclassified Excavation 4,085 CY
A5.04 (P-
152-4.2) 18" Pavement Embankment Material 3,420 SY
A5.05 (P-
219-5.1) 8" Recylced Concrete Aggregate Base
Course
3,370 SY
A5.06 (P-
403-8.1) 5" Hot Mix Asphalt Pavement Base
Course
940 TON
A5.07 (P-
501-8.1) 12" Reinforced PCC Surface Course 3,260 SY
A5.08 (P-
602-5.1) Bituminous Prime Coat 843 GAL
Unit Cost Total
A5.09 (P-
605-5.1) Joint Sealing Filler 4,450 LF
A5.10 (T-
901-5.2) Hydromulch, Seed & Fertilizer for
Permanent Application
1 AC
A5.11 (T-
904-5.1) Sodding 540 SY
A5.12 (T-
905-5.1) Strip and Stockpile Topsoil 540 CY
A5.13 (T-
905-5.2) Reinstall Topsoil 540 CY
A5.14 (L-
105-5.1) Remove No. 8 AWG, L-824C Cable in Duct
330 LF
A5.15 (L-
105-5.4) Remove and Salvage Elevated Light
Fixture, Base Can to be Removed
6 EA
A5.16 (L-
108-5.1) No. 8 AWG, L-824C, Installed in
Conduit
700 LF
A5.17 (L-
108-5.2) No. 6 AWG Bare Counterpoise Wire, Installed in Conduit Trench
660 LF
A5.18 (L-
110-5.1) 1-Way, 2" Sch. 40 PVC Conduit, Direct Buried in Turf
660 LF
A5.19 (L-
125-5.1) Install New L-861T(L) LED Elevated
Taxiway Edge Light on New L-867B
Base Can in Turf
4 EA
A5.20 (L-
125-5.2) Install Salvaged L-861T(L) LED
Elevated Taxiway Edge Light on New
L-867B Base Can in Turf
6 EA
A5.21 (See
Plans) Remove and Replace Fire Hydrant and
Valve Assembly with Flush Mounted
Fire Hydrant and Valve Assembly
1 EA
A5.22 (See
Plans) Relocate Tree (6" Dia.) 4 EA
ADDITIVE ALTERNATE NO. 6: PAVEMENT REINFORCEMENT AT HMAC JOINTS
Measure Unit Cost Total
A6.01 (See
Plans) Elastomeric Polymer-Coated
Fiberglass Matrix Paving Mat (3-Foot
Wide Rolls)
37,175 SY
4. VENDOR RESPONSES
1. Contractor Acknowledgment *
Contractor has reviewed all plans, specifications, terms and conditions, and funding/grant requirements for this project.
☐ Please confirm
*Response required
2. Required Forms*
Please download the below documents and upload. This includes all required forms, financial statements, contractor acknowledgements, etc.
• Required_Forms_SLRA_Runway_...
*Response required
3. Additional Grant Forms*
Please download the below documents, complete, and upload.
• Additional_Grant_Forms.pdf
*Response required
5. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERAL SERVICES CONTRACT
The Contractor shall comply with each and every condition contained herein. The Contractor shall provide and maintain the minimum insurance coverage set forth below during the term of its agreement with the City. Any
Subcontractor(s) hired by the Contractor shall maintain insurance coverage equal to that required of the
Contractor. It is the responsibility of the Contractor to assure compliance with this provision. The City of
Sugar Land accepts no responsibility arising from the conduct, or lack of conduct, of the Subcontractor.
NOTE: The nature/size of a contract/agreement may necessitate higher limits than shown above. These requirements are only meant as a guide, but in any event, should cover most situations. Check with Purchasing
& Risk Management if you need assistance or need additional information.
5.1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF INSURANCE DOCUMENT
https://government-project.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/265321/da8a012a-6cca-40c4-971b-c5482716e7ec_Required_Forms_SLRA_Runway_17-35_Reconstruction_and_Runway_Safety_Area_Improvements.pdf https://government-project.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/265321/3eac5824-1127-42af-86ac-f2bffbf38a94_Additional_Grant_Forms.pdf
With reference to the foregoing insurance requirements, Contractor shall specifically endorse applicable insurance policies as follows:
A. The City of Sugar Land shall be named as an additional insured with respect to General Liability and
Automobile Liability on a separate endorsement
B. A waiver of subrogation in favor of The City of Sugar Land shall be contained in the Workers
Compensation and all liability policies and must be provided on a separate endorsement.
C. All insurance policies shall be endorsed to the effect that The City of Sugar Land will receive at least thirty (30) days' written notice prior to cancellation or non-renewal of the insurance.
D. All insurance policies, which name The City of Sugar Land as an additional insured, must be endorsed to read as primary and non-contributory coverage regardless of the application of other insurance.
E. Chapter 1811 of the Texas Insurance Code, Senate Bill 425 82(R) of 2011, states that the above endorsements cannot be on the certificate of insurance. Separate endorsements must be provided for each of the above.
F. All insurance policies shall be endorsed to require the insurer to immediately notify The City of Sugar
Land of any material change in the insurance coverage.
G. All liability policies shall contain no cross liability exclusions or insured versus insured restrictions.
H. Required limits may be satisfied by any combination of primary and umbrella liability insurances.
I. Contractor may maintain reasonable and customary deductibles, subject to approval by The City of
Sugar Land.
J. Insurance must be purchased from insurers having a minimum AmBest rating of B+.
K. All insurance must be written on forms filed with and approved by the Texas Department of Insurance.
(ACORD 25 2016/03) Coverage must be written on an occurrence form.
L. Contractual Liability must be maintained covering the Contractors obligations contained in the contract. Certificates of Insurance shall be prepared and executed by the insurance company or its authorized agent and shall contain provisions representing and warranting all endorsements and insurance coverages according to requirements and instructions contained herein.
M. Upon request, Contractor shall furnish The City of Sugar Land with certified copies of all insurance policies.
N. A valid certificate of insurance verifying each of the coverages required above shall be issued directly to the City of Sugar Land within ten (10) business days after contract award and prior to starting any work by the successful contractor’s insurance agent of record or insurance company. Also, prior to the start of any work and at the same time that the Certificate of Insurance is issued and sent to the City of Sugar
Land, all required endorsements identified in sections A, B, C and D, above shall be sent to the City of
Sugar Land. The certificate of insurance and endorsements shall be sent to:
City of Sugar Land Emailed to: purchasing@sugarlandtx.gov Purchasing Office P. O. Box 110 Sugar Land, TX 77487-0110
5.2. Worker's Compensation
Statutory limits, State of TX.
5.3. Employers' Liability
$500,000 per employee per disease / $500,000 per employee per accident / $500,000 by disease aggregate
5.4. Commercial General Liability
Very High/High Risk
Each Occurrence $1,000,000
Fire Damage $300,000
Personal & ADV Injury $1,000,000
General Aggregate $2,000,000
Products/Compl Op $2,000,000
XCU $2,000,000
5.5. Automobile Liability: (Owned, Non-Owned, Hired and Injury & Property coverage for all)
Very High/ High Risk
Combined Single Limits
$1,000,000 Bodily
5.6. Umbrella each-occurrence with respect to primary Commercial General Liability, Automobile
Liability, and Employers Liability policies at minimum limits as follows:
Contract value less than $1,000,000: not required
Contract value between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000: $4,000,000 is required
Contract value between $5,000,000 and $10,000,000: $9,000,000 is required
Contract value between $10,000,000 and $15,000,000: $15,000,000 is required
Contract value above $15,000,000: $20,000,000 is required mailto:purchasing@sugarlandtx.gov
Excess coverage over $10,000,000 can be provided on “following form” type to the underlying coverages to the extent of liability coverage as determined by the City.
5.7. Pollution Liability
For property damage, bodily injury and clean up (if project entails possible contamination of air, soil or ground or as determined by the City of Sugar Land)
Attachments:
A - CIP Civil Engineering ITB - Sugar Land Regional Airport Runway 17-35 Reconstruction and Runway
Safety Area Improvements Project
B - Plans
C - Technical Specifications with Geotech Report
| 1. INTRODUCTION |
| 2. SPECIFICATIONS |
| 2.1. Scope of Work |
| 2.2. SCHEDULE OF KEY EVENTS |
| 3. BID PROPOSAL |
| 4. VENDOR RESPONSES |
| 1. Contractor Acknowledgment * |
| 2. Required Forms* |
| 3. Additional Grant Forms* |
| 5. INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS |
| 5.1. INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF INSURANCE DOCUMENT |
| 5.2. Worker's Compensation |
| 5.3. Employers' Liability |
| 5.4. Commercial General Liability |
| 5.5. Automobile Liability: (Owned, Non-Owned, Hired and Injury & Property coverage for all) |
| 5.6. Umbrella each-occurrence with respect to primary Commercial General Liability, Automobile Liability, and Employers Liability policies at minimum limits as follows: |
| 5.7. Pollution Liability |
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