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Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System Assessment and Downstream River Channel Improvements at Sterling C. Robertson Dam

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RFP_No._26-1385State & Local

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The Brazos River Authority is soliciting proposals under RFP No. 26-1385 for an engineering firm to conduct a comprehensive investigation of the Sterling C. Robertson Dam. The primary objective is to assess the condition and functionality of the Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System across the West Embankment, Service Spillway, and East Embankment, as well as the structural integrity of the stilling basin concrete components. Additionally, the selected firm will evaluate the downstream river channel and banks to recommend erosion protection systems to prevent destabilization and ensure the dam's safety and stability. The overarching goal of these assessments is to achieve a minimum additional service life of 40 years for all evaluated components. Depending on the findings, the scope of work may extend to the design and construction oversight of necessary rehabilitation efforts, ensuring full compliance with current USACE and TCEQ requirements for large high hazard dams. Interested firms must submit their qualifications by the deadline of October 14, 2026.

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Brazos River Authority seeks engineering proposals for Sterling C. Robertson Dam safety assessments.

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Texas → BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY

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541330 - Engineering ServicesView NAICS

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TX, USA

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RFP 26-1385 Hydrostatic Pressure Relief System Assessment

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AgencyTexas → BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY
Contacts3 people available
OfficeWACO, TX, 76714, USA
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Texas → BRAZOS RIVER AUTHORITY
Office AddressWACO, TX, 76714, USA
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CLARISSA CABRERAPURCHASING MANAGER
MAEGAN NIXPURCHASING AGENT

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This Request for Proposal (RFP) solicits information from engineering firms as to their qualifications to conduct an engineering investigation to assess the following: 1) the condition and functionality of the HPRS and recommend remedial improvements (as needed) for all HPRS components and instruments in the West Embankment, Service Spillway, and East Embankment; 2) the structural condition of the stilling basin concrete components (i.e., slab, baffle blocks, end sill, walls, clean-out drains, etc.) in order to determine any necessary structural repairs, and 3) the downstream river channel and river banks to determine the recommended erosion protection system alternatives that will fully remediate the existing scouring and erosion present, prevent future destabilization that can lead to undermining the safety and stability of the dam; in order to achieve an additional minimum service life of 40 years for all assessed components. In addition, if applicable, to design and oversee the construction of the required improvements or rehabilitation efforts in accordance to applicable current USACE and TCEQ requirements for large high hazard dams.

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