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LOCAL LET MAINTENANCE CONTRACT, MCCULLOCH CO, TREE REMOVAL
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The Texas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for a tree removal project along a 0.01-mile segment of US-377 in McCulloch County, Texas, with an estimated contract value of $996,442.89. This is a waived project under the Local Let Maintenance Contract program, open only to prequalified contractors, and must be completed within 80 working days from the start date. The solicitation, identified as 6494-89-001_0726, was posted on June 22, 2026, with bids due by 2:00 PM on July 15, 2026, and must be submitted to the TxDOT Brownwood District Maintenance Contract Office at 2495 Highway 183 N, Brownwood, TX. No line-item pricing or detailed scope specifications are provided in the public documents, and performance is governed by adherence to the timeline and submission of a $20,000 guaranty. All technical, inspection, and compliance requirements are referenced to the Electronic State Business Daily and Electronic Bidding System, which serve as the official sources for complete contract details, addenda, and submission procedures. The contract is administered through the TxDOT Brownwood District, with payments managed by the Maintenance Contract Office, and the agency code is 601 under project number RMC-A00218662. There is no small business participation goal, and no specific socioeconomic set-aside applies. The project does not include option periods, key personnel designations, or detailed specifications for equipment, stump removal, or debris handling. Inspection will occur at multiple locations along US-377, and acceptance responsibility lies with TxDOT. No contract type such as FFP or IDIQ is explicitly stated, though the nature of the work and procurement structure suggests a fixed-price arrangement. Contractors must comply with all requirements published through ESBD and the Electronic Bidding System, and representations, certifications, and detailed bids are not included in the public solicitation and must be submitted via those designated platforms.
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TX, USSet-Aside
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