CPK2501: Gannoway Lake Trails

Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
2026-ITB-034
State
Texas
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The City of Sugar Land is soliciting bids for construction of the Gannoway Lake Trails pedestrian and cycling infrastructure project in northeastern Fort Bend County under IFB Solicitation 2026-ITB-034, with sealed bids due September 10, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. via the OpenGov Procurement Platform. Written questions are due August 27, 2026 at 5:00 p.m., with answers and addenda posted by September 3.

The scope spans widening 1,497 square yards of existing sidewalk along Burney Road to 8 feet; constructing 936 linear feet of 14-foot-wide boardwalk along the south edge of Gannoway Lake; installing 2,700 square yards of 10-foot-wide shared-use path from Gannoway Lake to an existing multimodal bridge; constructing 711 square yards of 8-foot sidewalk along State Highway 6; implementing pedestrian intersection safety improvements at two SH 6 locations; developing a trailhead with ten standard parking spots and one handicap spot on the west side of Burney Road; and performing drainage improvements including three proposed culverts, ditch regrading along HWY 6, and swales. The project boundary extends from Voss Road (north) to Burney Road (east) to Oyster Creek (south) to HWY 6 (west). The bid structure includes 86 line items covering general items, demolition, roadway construction, a pedestrian bridge over Oyster Creek, boardwalk installation, signing and pavement markings, drainage infrastructure, stormwater pollution prevention, traffic signal upgrades, and tree preservation. Optional tree removal and irrigation repair items are authorized only upon city approval.

Mobilization costs are capped at 5 percent of total project cost. Traffic control requires a minimum bid of $45.00 per hour for uniformed peace officers. Bidders must maintain minimum insurance coverages as specified and enter into the City of Sugar Land Standard Contract. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for August 20, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. via Microsoft Teams. Questions should be directed exclusively to Jason Poscovsky, CPPO, CPPB, Purchasing Office, at jposcovsky@sugarlandtx.gov; contact with other city personnel may result in elimination from consideration.

Opportunity text

The City of Sugar Land seeks bids for furnishing all labor, material, and equipment, and performing all work required for the Gannoway Lake Trail project. The trail is located in northeastern Fort Bend County, bounded by Voss Road to the north, Burney Road to the east, Oyster Creek to the south and HWY 6 to the west. The project consists of: Widening the existing sidewalk along the west side of Burney road from north of Gannoway Lake Drive to Vinehill Drive with 1497 SY of new 8-ft sidewalk. The sidewalk will provide connectivity with the proposed 14-foot-wide boardwalk along the south edge of Gannoway. 936 LF of 14-ft boardwalk along the south edge of Gannoway Lake. 2700 SY of 10-ft wide shared use path from Gannoway Lake to the existing multimodal bridge. 711 SY of 8-foot sidewalk along the west side of SH 6 from Cullinan Park to Hull Lane intersection with a new pedestrian bridge over Oyster Creek. LF of slotted curb will also be installed. Pedestrian intersection safety improvements at SH 6 and Cullinan Park entrance and SH 6 and Hull Lane 62 SY of 6-foot sidewalk along the southeast corner of SH 6 and Hull lane that provides connectivity to the existing sidewalk along Crown Garden Trail. A trail head on the west side of Burney Road just north of Gannoway Lake Dr. The trailhead includes ten (10) parking spots and one (1) handicap spot. Drainage improvements such as 3 proposed culverts, ditch regrading along HW6 to accommodate the construction of the new 8-foot sidewalks and pedestrian bridge, and proposed swales.

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