STATE LET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, COLLIN CO, REHABILITATE EXISTING ROADWAY

The Texas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for the rehabilitation of an existing roadway along FM 1461 in Collin County, Texas, with an estimated contract value of $4,456,443.01. The project scope involves comprehensive improvements to the pavement and associated infrastructure between County Road 123 and Franklin Branch Road, with performance required to be completed within 163 working days. Bidders must submit proposals electronically through the Electronic State Business Daily or Electronic Bidding System by 1:00 PM on July 1, 2026, with physical submissions accepted only at the TxDOT Austin HQ address. The solicitation number is 1392-03-017_0726, and the NAICS code is 237310, classifying the work as highway, street, and bridge construction. A performance guarantee of $89,000.00 is required to ensure timely and compliant execution, and while no small business set-aside exists, all work must adhere to TxDOT standards as detailed in official project documentation. The contract type is not explicitly stated but is likely firm-fixed-price based on industry norms for such projects. No detailed evaluation factors, special requirements, or contract clauses are provided in the available materials; bidders are directed to consult the full solicitation on the ESBD for technical specifications, inspection criteria, and administrative details. The place of performance is clearly defined as FM 1461 in Collin County, with acceptance authority reserved by TxDOT. Payment and invoicing procedures are not specified, though general contact information is provided for correspondence, including a primary phone number and a local liaison in McKinney. While critical sections such as packaging, marking, evaluation factors, representations, and line-item pricing are omitted, the project is governed by standard state procurement practices, and compliance with TxDOT regulations and referenced specifications is mandatory. All submissions must strictly follow electronic protocols outlined by the state's bidding systems, and no exceptions are permitted for incomplete or improperly formatted proposals.