26IFB52 Smith Branch Flood Control and Water Quality Ponds

Williamson County is soliciting qualified contractors to deliver materials, experienced crews, and equipment for the construction of FEMA-compliant levees and floodwalls as well as water quality ponds as mandated by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality at the Smith Branch and Juvenile Justice Center sites. The project involves comprehensive flood control infrastructure and environmental water quality enhancements that must meet stringent regulatory standards. Bidders are expected to demonstrate proven experience in similar civil works, compliance with federal and state environmental guidelines, and the capacity to manage heavy construction equipment and complex earthwork operations on publicly funded infrastructure. The solicitation, identified as 26IFB52, was posted on July 1, 2026, with responses due by July 21, 2026, at 8:00 PM Central Time. Contracts will be awarded based on qualifications, proposed methodology, safety protocols, and cost-effectiveness within the scope of work defined by the county. All work is to be performed in Georgetown, Texas, under the oversight of Williamson County’s Purchasing Department. Primary points of contact for inquiries include Ann Sanchez and Joy Simonton, Purchasing Director, with Kerstin Hancock serving as Deputy Purchasing Agent. Proposals must adhere to all technical specifications and regulatory requirements outlined in the solicitation, with potential penalties for noncompliance or failure to meet performance benchmarks. Contractors must be prepared to coordinate with federal and state agencies, manage potential environmental permitting timelines, and ensure public safety during construction phases. The contract does not specify a set-aside category and is open to all qualified entities meeting the established criteria for municipal infrastructure delivery.