ITB – Channel Restoration of Hunting Bayou Tributaries for the Harris County Flood Control District

Harris County Flood Control District is seeking bids for the Channel Restoration of Hunting Bayou Tributaries through an Invitation to Bid (ITB) with Project ID Z100-00-00-X371. This procurement is a comprehensive infrastructure project focused on bayou channel restoration, requiring detailed engineering, construction, and environmental management skills. The project involves specific restoration work for Hunting Bayou tributaries, with comprehensive technical specifications and engineering drawings provided in the attached documentation. Bidders must carefully review the project manual, specifications, and drawings to fully understand the scope of work. The bid is due on January 26, 2026, with potential bidders required to submit various documentation including bid bonds, tax residence certifications, and compliance forms. Key submission requirements include the Bid Acknowledgement form, MWBE Utilization Plan Commitment Form, and adherence to Harris County's general bid requirements and prevailing wage rates.

The procurement includes specific provisions for Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprises (MWBE), with a dedicated MWBE Trucking Procedure Compliance Packet and MWBE Goal Participation Information Packet. Contractors must comply with Harris County's minimum wage policy and provide documentation demonstrating compliance. Additional requirements include specific workers' compensation insurance, heat protection safety standards, and minimum insurance requirements for construction projects. Bidders must also submit a safety record questionnaire and meet Harris County's contractor safety policies. While specific budget ranges are not explicitly stated, the comprehensive documentation and technical specifications suggest a significant infrastructure investment. The project appears targeted at qualified construction and engineering firms with experience in bayou restoration, environmental management, and large-scale municipal infrastructure projects, with a strong emphasis on local and minority business participation.