- The City of Fort Worth Water Department (FWWD) is soliciting qualifications from engineering consulting firms for a comprehensive infrastructure project spanning water and sewer systems in Tarrant County, Texas. The request for proposals (RFP Group 2025A) covers two primary scopes: the West Fork Influent Pump Station project and an open list of water and sewer extensions, rehabilitations, relocations, and replacements. Qualified firms will be expected to provide complete engineering, design,...
- The City of Fort Worth, located in Tarrant County, Texas, is soliciting bids for PW 2022 Bond Year 3 Contract 15 (Project Number 104316), a comprehensive infrastructure improvement project. The procurement involves three primary units of work: water improvements, sanitary sewer improvements, and paving improvements. Specific deliverables include installing approximately 5,545 linear feet of water lines ranging from 8" to 24" in diameter, constructing 2,200 linear feet of sanitary sewer...
- The City of Fort Worth is conducting a Request for Quotation (RFQt) for silica sand to be used by the Water Department on an as-needed basis. This procurement opportunity is located in Tarrant County, Texas, and seeks to establish an agreement for the supply of silica sand to support municipal water infrastructure operations. The solicitation includes three primary documents: forms for bid submission, standard purchasing terms and conditions, and detailed specifications for the required silica...
- The state and local contract opportunity is a public works project for the City of Fort Worth, located in Tarrant County, Texas, focusing on intersection improvements for McCart Avenue and Westcreek Drive (Project Number 103316). The procurement involves comprehensive infrastructure upgrades including approximately 1,350 square yards of 8" Asphalt Base Type A, 1,350 square yards of 2" Asphalt Pavement Type D, 3,100 square feet of 4" concrete sidewalk, 1,200 linear feet of...
- The City of Fort Worth is seeking proposals for a non-exclusive agreement for Overhead Crane Inspection, Testing, Certification, Maintenance, and Repair, targeting services for the Water Department and Property Management Department on an as-needed basis. The procurement is structured as a Request for Proposal (RFP) with specific documentation requirements, including an Authorized Signature and Questionnaire, Reference Sheet, Small Business Utilization Form, and comprehensive service scope...
- The City of Frisco is soliciting competitive bids for plumbing services to support maintenance and repair requirements across city facilities. This procurement opportunity involves unscheduled maintenance and emergency service calls for plumbing systems, with the primary objective of ensuring rapid and reliable repairs for municipal infrastructure. The contract will cover comprehensive plumbing services including diagnostic assessments, repair work, parts replacement, and emergency response...
- The City of Dallas is seeking competitive sealed proposals for a sixty-month Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (ID/IQ) contract for large diameter concrete water mains, accessories, and emergency service repairs within Dallas County, Texas. The procurement will establish a pre-qualified vendor pool for water infrastructure services, covering multiple work groups including AWWA water pipe repairs, excavation, concrete water pipe fittings, steel water pipe, emergency leak repairs, and...
- The DFW International Airport is seeking bids for a Unit Price contract to rehabilitate the Reclaimed Water System (RWS) Pipes, a comprehensive infrastructure improvement project. The procurement is open to contractors capable of executing a 270-calendar day project, with 210 days allocated for substantial completion and an additional 60 days for final completion. The project involves rehabilitation work on reclaimed water system pipes, as detailed in the attached technical specifications and...
- The City of Midland, Texas, has issued a state and local contract opportunity (Solicitation #26000735) for the Fiscal Year 2026 Citywide Paving & Drainage Program, which encompasses comprehensive infrastructure improvements within Mason County. The procurement seeks qualified contractors to provide labor, equipment, materials, and professional supervision to complete various municipal paving and drainage projects according to detailed specifications. Bidders must submit comprehensive...
- The City of Frisco is seeking bids for a comprehensive Median Mowing and Maintenance contract through a Best Value Bid (BVB 2509-123) process. The procurement covers landscaping maintenance services for city medians, right-of-way areas, and associated green spaces across four city quadrants, with 35 median maintenance cycles and 18 parkway/right-of-way maintenance cycles per calendar year. The contract will be awarded for one year with four optional renewals, with an anticipated Notice to...
The City of Fort Worth is seeking competitive bids for a grading services contract within the Water Department, with procurement structured as an "as needed" agreement. The solicitation targets professional grading service providers capable of supporting municipal water infrastructure projects across Tarrant County. While specific technical specifications are contained in the attached 3-RFQt-03-Specifications.pdf document, the procurement appears focused on obtaining flexible, on-call grading capabilities for municipal water-related earthwork and site preparation activities. The request for quotation (RFQt) was posted on October 20, 2025, with bid responses due by October 28, 2025, providing potential vendors approximately eight days to prepare and submit comprehensive proposals. Key submission materials include the 2-RFQt-01-Forms.pdf, which likely contains required bid response documentation, and the 1-RFQt-02-Standard Purchasing Terms and Conditions.pdf, which will outline contractual expectations and vendor requirements. Potential bidders should carefully review all attached documents to ensure compliance with the City of Fort Worth's technical and administrative specifications. The solicitation documents do not explicitly indicate specific set-aside designations or restrictions on vendor participation, though standard municipal procurement practices often include provisions for disadvantaged business enterprises or local vendor preferences. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are directly identified in the provided documentation. The contract appears structured as an indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity (IDIQ) agreement, suggesting potential vendors should be prepared to provide grading services on an as-needed basis with potentially variable work volumes. While no specific budget range is detailed, municipal water infrastructure grading contracts typically range from $50,000 to $500,000 annually, depending on project complexity and scope. Interested vendors should possess appropriate licensing, insurance, and technical capabilities to support municipal water infrastructure earthwork, with demonstrated experience in civil engineering and heavy equipment grading operations being likely evaluation criteria. Potential bidders are advised to thoroughly review the technical specifications and standard purchasing terms to understand the full scope of the City of Fort Worth's requirements.