Madison County — CSJ 0166-07-073 — June 2026 Letting — State-Let Construction

This contract pertains to a state-let construction project in Madison County, Texas, under solicitation number 0166-07-073, with a letting date in June 2026, administered by the Texas Department of Transportation. The scope of work involves roadway construction activities governed by the TxDOT 2024 Standard Specifications, including pavement markings, traffic control implementation, and compliance with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and federal construction standards under 23 CFR Part 635. Contractors are responsible for all on-site work within designated right-of-way areas, adhering to strict safety protocols, labor standards including Davis-Bacon wage requirements, and environmental regulations such as Clean Water Act provisions. Performance is measured through compliance with approved construction plans, certified payroll submissions, and adherence to corrective action plans when deficiencies are identified. The contract requires full compliance with special provisions addressing data security, subcontracting restrictions, and workforce development. Contractors must implement administrative and technical safeguards for TxDOT data, flow down these protections to all subcontractors, and adhere to a 30% self-performance requirement, prohibiting subletting without prior written approval. At least 50% of ocean freight tonnage must be transported on U.S.-flag vessels under the Cargo Preference Act, with proper bill of lading documentation submitted within specified timeframes. Additionally, contractors must certify nondiscrimination in employment under Executive Order 11246, participate in an on-the-job training program for disadvantaged groups with wage progression tiers, and submit Form 1295 disclosing interested parties. Key personnel must be full-time employees with authority over site operations, and liquidated damages apply for delays or substandard performance. Payment and contract administration oversight are managed through designated TxDOT contacts, with inspections conducted on-site based on project-specific layouts, using approved materials such as ICC-ES evaluated concrete anchors and stainless steel expansion wedges in marine environments. The contract value, exact period of performance, and detailed invoicing procedures are not specified, but submissions must follow prescribed formats using official state forms and be submitted through the TxDOT portal by the deadline established in the official advertisement.