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MoKan Trail Phase 5: Boggy Creek Bridge Rebid
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The contract involves the design and construction of a concrete trail and bridge over Boggy Creek, connecting the Gunter Street/Sellers Street intersection to Lyons Road in Austin, Texas. This project aims to enhance pedestrian and bike infrastructure within the city, utilizing federal funds designated under CSJ: 0914-04-344. The scope includes building a durable, safe, and accessible trail and bridge to improve connectivity and promote alternative transportation modes in the area. The solicitation, titled MoKan Trail Phase 5: Boggy Creek Bridge Rebid, was posted on June 9, 2025, with a response deadline of July 17, 2025. The project is estimated to cost between $2 million and $5 million and falls under the NAICS code 237310, which pertains to highway, street, and bridge construction. The City of Austin, represented by the Texas agency, is managing the project, with primary contact being Steve Cocke. Interested parties can find additional details and submit responses through the official Austin finance online portal.
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