State let construction contract, gaines CO, hazard elimination & safety

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is soliciting bids for a state-level construction contract focused on hazard elimination and safety improvements in Gaines County, Texas. The project encompasses multiple highway segments, including areas near Seminole city limits, FM 2056, FM 2055, and CR 319, with specific control numbers 0294-01-041, 1865-02-006, and 0294-01-043. The contract involves comprehensive highway infrastructure enhancements designed to improve transportation safety and road conditions. Bidders must submit proposals through the Electronic State Business Daily (ESBD) and Electronic Bidding System by October 8, 2025, at 1:00 PM. The total project completion time is set at 169 working days, with an estimated project cost of $8,835,842.50. Interested contractors must demonstrate technical capabilities for complex highway construction and safety improvement projects, with proposals likely evaluated on factors such as technical expertise, project approach, cost-effectiveness, and ability to meet specified safety objectives.

The procurement includes a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goal of 6.5%, indicating a commitment to supporting minority and small business participation in the contract. A $100,000 guaranty is required for bid submission, which suggests significant financial qualifications for potential contractors. The project is funded through state transportation project funding, specifically targeting hazard elimination and safety improvements. Potential bidders should contact Seve Sisneros at the TxDOT Brownfield office at (806) 637-4501 for additional information or clarification about the contract requirements. The specific focus on highway safety improvements in Gaines County indicates a targeted infrastructure enhancement initiative aimed at reducing transportation-related risks and improving overall road infrastructure. The contract represents a significant investment in local transportation infrastructure, with potential opportunities for construction firms specializing in highway safety and improvement projects.