Kyle WWTP Expansion Phase 2, Full Works Package

The City of Kyle, Texas is soliciting construction bids for the Kyle Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Phase 2, Full Works Package (FWP), with proposals due October 15, 2026. The FWP represents the second phase of a comprehensive plant expansion that will increase treatment capacity from current levels to 9.0 million gallons per day (MGD), building on the Early Works Package (EWP) currently under construction, which adds 1.5 MGD.

The scope encompasses construction of new treatment and support facilities—Grit Removal Facility, Odor Control Units, Storage Facility, and CMU Wall—and significant modifications to existing infrastructure. Major improvements include Headworks modifications, an Aeration Basin Splitter Box, expanded Aeration Basins and Clarifiers, RAS/WAS Pump Station upgrades, Rapid Mix and Flocculation improvements, UV Disinfection upgrades, Post-Aeration Basins, Effluent Flow Metering systems, Aerobic Digester and Blower improvements, and plant-wide SCADA monitoring and control system enhancements. The project also incorporates improvements to existing Package Plants. Upon completion, the expanded facility will accommodate continued community growth while improving process reliability, treatment performance, and operational visibility through advanced automation and monitoring.

The project is located in Kyle, within Hidalgo County. The City of Kyle has issued a comprehensive Project Manual documenting technical specifications, performance standards, and operational requirements. No contract value, incumbent contractor, set-aside or preference program, evaluation criteria, pre-bid meeting date, or question deadline is specified in the source material.