Cinco Regional WWTP Access Road Bridge Wingwall Rehabilitation
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 13291-00(P)
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdiction
- Point of contact
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- Kate Hallaway khallaway@bgeinc.com (281) 558-8700
Opportunity details come from constructionbidsource.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
Harris County is requesting construction bids for wingwall rehabilitation at the Cinco Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant access road bridge, with bids due October 6, 2026.
The scope includes removal and disposal of the fractured concrete wingwall, excavation of eroded soil, installation of temporary shoring, and construction of a new wingwall structure. Work encompasses forming and pouring the concrete wingwall, raising the settled portion, repair of cracked areas, replacement of pipe supports as directed by the engineer, and guardrail repair. Site restoration includes solid sod strips and hydromulching. The contractor is responsible for water management and storm water pollution prevention during construction. A critical requirement is submission of a Trench Safety Plan prepared and sealed by a Texas-licensed engineer — a capability gate for bidders without in-house or subcontracted engineering support.
The contractor must also provide care and control of water during construction activities. No contract value, term, or incumbent is identified in the posting.
Opportunity text
The construction activities include but are not limited to the removal of the fractured concrete wingwall and replacement with a new wingwall structure. The contractor is to saw cut the existing wingwall, remove and dispose of concrete, excavate eroded soil and place temporary shoring. The installation of the proposed concrete wingwall will include forming concrete structure, raising settled portion of wingwall, repair of cracked areas, replacing pipe supports as directed by engineer and repair of guardrail. Site restoration to include solid sod strips and hydromulching. Contractor will be responsible for care and control of water and storm water pollution prevention during construction activities. Contractor will also be responsible for submitting a Trench Safety Plan prepared and sealed by an engineer licensed by the State of Texas.
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