Concrete Testing and Quality Assurance

The contract requires on-site and laboratory testing of concrete compressive strength at both the 24-hour and final cure stages to ensure adherence to Texas Department of Transportation standards. Testing must be conducted accurately and documented thoroughly to verify that all concrete materials and placements meet specified strength requirements for infrastructure projects. The work is tied to a specific location in Wheeler, Texas, and must be performed in alignment with TxDOT’s quality assurance protocols, with results supporting compliance and accountability throughout the construction lifecycle. This subcontract falls under NAICS code 541380 and is part of the Texas Department of Transportation’s broader maintenance and construction efforts. Although the solicitation and response deadline are both listed as June 1, 2026, and no set-aside information is provided, the scope remains focused on delivering reliable, timely concrete testing services. The point of contact details are not included, and the primary deliverable is verifiable data from lab and field tests that confirm material integrity in accordance with state transportation specifications.