STATE LET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, FANNIN CO, INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT

The Texas Department of Transportation has issued a solicitation for an intersection improvement project on State Highway 121 in Fannin County, with an estimated contract value of $2,626,356.93. The project scope involves roadway enhancements over a 0.306-mile segment between the DGNO Railroad and County Road 4602, requiring completion within 84 working days. The solicitation, identified by number 0549-02-038_0926, was posted on August 7, 2026, with bids due by September 2, 2026, and must be submitted electronically through the Electronic State Business Daily or the Electronic Bidding System, though physical submissions to the Austin HQ - Stassney address are also accepted. A performance bond of $53,000 is required, and the work falls under NAICS code 237310, classified as a state and local government construction project. While the agency code is listed as 601 and the project number as F 2B26(074), detailed financial identifiers such as TAS or ACRN are not provided. Contract administration details include a primary point of contact at [phone hidden] and a local contact for inquiries at [phone hidden], though specific roles such as contracting officer or contract representative are not explicitly defined. The evaluation factors for award, including weightings, trade-off criteria, or technical acceptability thresholds, are not disclosed in the available documentation, nor are the specific clauses, specifications, inspection standards, packaging requirements, or certification obligations detailed. Bidders are directed to consult the official electronic procurement platforms for full technical specifications, addenda, and compliance requirements, as these details are not included in the public advertisement. The DBE participation goal for this contract is set at 0.0%, and no socioeconomic set-asides are indicated. The contract type remains unclassified in the provided metadata, and no option periods, extension clauses, or pricing line items are listed, indicating the total estimate covers only the base scope of work without contingencies.