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MAJORS ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS

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2026-IFB-076State & Local

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The City of Greenville is soliciting bids for the Majors Roadway Improvements project, an EDA-funded capital improvement initiative with an estimated total project cost of $2,500,000. The scope of work involves comprehensive street, storm, sanitary, and waterline improvements as detailed in the provided engineering plans and technical specifications. This project is being conducted through a Competitive Sealed Proposals procurement method, where the award is determined by a point-based evaluation system rather than solely on the lowest price. Evaluation factors include contractor qualifications and key personnel (45 points), price (40 points), construction time (10 points), and a safety record questionnaire (5 points). Interested bidders must submit their proposals by 3:00 P.M. on September 29, 2026, via the OpenGov procurement platform, mail, or hand delivery to the Finance Office. A mandatory pre-bid meeting is scheduled for September 22, 2026. Successful contractors will be required to provide bid, performance, and payment bonds, as well as comply with specific insurance requirements. The project timeline mandates that work must commence within 10 days of receiving a written Notice to Proceed and must be fully completed within 300 consecutive calendar days. Additionally, the contract is subject to several regulatory requirements, including prevailing wage rates for municipal construction in Greenville, Buy America provisions, and federal equal employment standards.

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Greenville seeks $2.5 million roadway improvement bids due by September 29, 2026.

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TX, USA

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2026-IFB-076 Majors Roadway Improvements

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2026-IFB-076 Majors Roadway Improvements

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2026-IFB-076: Majors Roadway Improvements

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Majors Road Street, Storm, Sanitary, & Waterline Improvements - Engineering Plans

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Majors Roadway Improvements (IFB: 2026-IFB-076)

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AgencyTexas → Procurement
Contacts2 people available
OfficeGreenville, TX, 75401, USA
Organization / AgencyTexas → Procurement
Office AddressGreenville, TX, 75401, USA
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Brenna HazelipPurchasing Agent
Lee HalencakSenior Project Manager

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