Quintana Beach Jetty Debris Removal
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The Texas General Land Office issued Invitation for Bids IFB 9998-SJ on October 14, 2026, to secure services for the manual removal and disposal of approximately 1200 yards of vegetative debris from the Quintana Beach jetty. This debris, which accumulated following a Central Texas flooding event, is considered a threat to public health and safety. The selected contractor must provide all necessary labor, materials, tools, equipment, and insurance. A GLO representative will be on-site to coordinate debris identification and perform the final inspection. The contract will terminate one year from execution or upon project completion. Bids must be submitted as a single PDF via the specified Box portal by November 13, 2026. Award decisions will be based on the lowest total line item bid or a combination that serves the best interest of the state, with past performance evaluated via the Vendor Performance Tracking System. Bidders must adhere to various Texas Government Code requirements, including certifications regarding child support obligations, conflict of interest, and prohibited business engagements with specific foreign entities. Payment is contingent upon GLO acceptance of deliverables and the availability of funds appropriated by the Texas Legislature.
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