Kelly Dr Drainage

The Kelly Dr Drainage solicitation, issued by the St. Tammany Parish Government in Louisiana, seeks competitive bids for drainage improvement and slope stabilization work along Kelly Dr (R081005) in Slidell, Louisiana. The scope of work requires the contractor to provide all labor, equipment, and materials to construct structural drainage walls, stabilize eroded slopes, perform proper grading and compaction, remove unsuitable materials, place topsoil and sod, and install concrete structures meeting LA DOTD Standard Specifications for Roads and Bridges, particularly Sections 305 and 401. The project must be completed within 30 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed, with schedule extensions only permitted for inclement weather or approved change orders. All work must conform to federal, state, and local regulations, including compliance with Title VI, Title VII, the ADA, and Executive Order 11246, and must be performed with new, high-grade materials and workmanship. A resident superintendent must be present on-site continuously, and any replacement requires prior written approval from the Parish. The procurement follows a lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) methodology, where price is the dominant factor in award, and technical acceptability is assessed on a pass/fail basis without trade-offs. No contract value is specified as pricing fields in the bid schedule are left blank for offerors to complete; however, unit prices are listed for topsoil, concrete structures, mobilization, and temporary signage as lump-sum or volume-based items. Proposals must be submitted via BidExpress or LaPAC electronic portals by 2:00 PM CT on August 20, 2026, or delivered physically to the Parish’s procurement office. Required attachments include a pricing sheet, sample contract, insurance requirements, affidavits affirming no criminal convictions under state law, a certified corporate resolution, and a certificate of insurance naming the Parish as an additional insured with a $1 million commercial general liability limit, $1 million auto liability, statutory workers’ compensation, and $1 million pollution liability coverage. Subcontractors must meet identical insurance and compliance standards. The Parish retains ownership of all records, which must be maintained for five years after final payment, and may terminate the contract for convenience or cause, or if funds are not appropriated. The contractor bears full liability for defects, safety, and all costs associated with corrections, and unauthorized changes are not compensable. No federal acquisition regulation (FAR) clauses are explicitly cited,