Laydown Yard Surface Treatment

The Port of Corpus Christi Authority is soliciting bids for laydown yard surface treatment at its facility in Orange County, Texas, with proposals due July 30, 2026.

The scope encompasses surface maintenance to existing storage and laydown yards, including mill and overlay, scarifying, re-compacting, and application of new surface treatments. Work includes crushed limestone flexible base installation, pavement rehabilitation and repair, and two-course surface treatment applications.

Contractors must comply with extensive administrative, environmental, and safety requirements. Key obligations include submission of a detailed construction schedule within ten days of Notice to Proceed; preparation and submission of a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWP3) with Notice of Intent to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality at least seven days before construction commencement; and submission of construction drawings to the Port's Environmental representative two days prior to work beginning. All personnel require TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) compliance for secure area access. Contractors must adhere to harassment and workplace violence policies, implement substance abuse testing protocols, and comply with the Port's ISO 14001-certified Environmental Management System, including detailed best management practices for air emissions, water quality, spill prevention and response, and stormwater runoff management. For projects exceeding five acres, temporary stormwater pollution controls are mandatory. All on-site personnel must be aware of and comply with the Port's Environmental Policy, which includes targets for emissions reduction, water quality improvement, habitat restoration, and climate action initiatives.

No contract value, incumbent, evaluation criteria, or additional timeline details are specified in the source materials.