FY26 Erosion Mitigation

The City of Frisco is seeking competitive bids for a comprehensive erosion mitigation project targeting three separate bridge sites located within the city limits. The procurement opportunity, designated as FY26 Erosion Mitigation, involves multiple critical infrastructure improvement tasks including traffic control, rip-rap placement, guardrail replacement, pavement marking placement, pressure grouting, and pavement crack sealing. The project is specifically situated in Collin County, Texas, with a bid submission deadline of October 30, 2025. Potential bidders will need to demonstrate technical expertise in infrastructure repair and erosion control methodologies, with a particular focus on bridge site restoration and stabilization. The sealed bid document (1-2610-001 FY25 Erosion Mitigation SEALED.pdf) indicates a structured competitive bidding process, suggesting that vendors will be evaluated on their technical capabilities, proposed methodologies, and potential cost-effectiveness.

While specific set-aside designations or disadvantaged enterprise requirements were not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the project appears to be open to qualified infrastructure and civil engineering contractors with demonstrated experience in municipal infrastructure repair. The 77MB sealed bid document suggests a comprehensive proposal framework that likely includes detailed evaluation criteria for vendor selection. The project's scope and complexity indicate that prospective bidders should have significant technical capabilities in civil engineering, erosion control, and municipal infrastructure maintenance. Although precise budget ranges were not specified, the multi-faceted nature of the project involving three separate bridge sites suggests a substantial investment in infrastructure resilience and maintenance. Vendors interested in this opportunity should carefully review the full bid documentation to understand the precise technical specifications, performance expectations, and submission requirements for this erosion mitigation initiative.