STATE LET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, MONTAGUE CO, BRIDGE REPLACEMENT

The Texas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for the replacement of a bridge on Howard Road in Montague County, Texas, with an estimated contract value of $3,059,363.99. The project, identified under control number 0903-28-073_0926 and NAICS code 237310, involves demolition of the existing structure and construction of a new bridge spanning CR 194 and North Fork Village Creek, with associated roadway restoration work at nearby intersections including CR 363, CR 272, and CR 265. Performance is expected to be completed within 199 working days, with a required performance guaranty of $61,000. The solicitation was posted on August 7, 2026, and bids are due by 1:00 PM on September 2, 2026, with all submissions required through the Electronic State Business Daily and Electronic Bidding System. The contract is administered as a state let construction contract, implying a firm-fixed-price structure, though explicit contract type designation is not provided. The place of performance is entirely within Montague County, Texas, and inspection and acceptance will occur at the project site by TxDOT authorities. No details on subcontracting goals, socioeconomic set-asides, or DBE participation are required, as the DBE goal is set at 0.0%. Contact for questions is designated as Aaron Bloom in Gainesville, TX, with administrative support available through the TxDOT Austin headquarters. No contract clauses, special requirements, packaging instructions, evaluation factors, or formal appointment of a contracting officer or representative have been included in the available materials, suggesting these elements are contained exclusively in the full official solicitation documents accessible only through the designated electronic portals. The project does not reference federal acquisition regulation clauses, accounting codes, invoicing systems, or military standards, and operates under state-specific transportation construction procedures rather than federal procurement frameworks.