N. Houston Rosslyn Sidewalk Improvements

The City of Houston Public Works Capital Projects Department is soliciting bids for North Houston Rosslyn Road sidewalk and traffic signal improvements (CSJ 0912-72-722), with proposals due September 3, 2026. The project is a federal-aid construction project under FHWA regulations and a City of Houston Systemic Safety Project subject to prevailing wage requirements for highway construction.

The scope encompasses removal of existing span-wire traffic signals and installation of mast arm signals with luminaires, LED traffic signal heads, LED countdown pedestrian signal heads, APS pushbuttons, and loop detection; intersection corner rail and median modifications; sidewalk construction, curb ramps, crosswalks, pavement markings, ADA improvements, and signing along the west side of North Houston Rosslyn Road from West Gulf Bank Road to Woodsman Trail. The 82-sheet project manual includes general details, stormwater pollution prevention plans, sidewalk and signal layouts, streetlighting and landscaping plans, and traffic signal details.

The contract time for substantial completion is 136 calendar days from Date of Commencement. The design engineer is The Goodman Corporation (TBPE Firm No. 19990). Contractors must comply with MWSBE (Minority, Women, and Small Business Enterprise) requirements and make Good Faith Efforts to award subcontracts in percentages established in the Supplementary Conditions. Performance and statutory payment bonds are required, with liquidated damages for delays beyond contract time. Contractors must maintain a local office in the greater Houston area, provide proof of comprehensive insurance including workers' compensation and general liability, and submit monthly subcontractor payment reporting. Monthly progress payments are issued based on Certificates for Payment with a 30-day retention period following project acceptance. The contract incorporates federal Title VI nondiscrimination certifications and stormwater management compliance requirements.