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STATE LET CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT, TARRANT CO, LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT
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The Texas Department of Transportation is soliciting bids for a landscape development project along a 0.29-mile segment of SH 199 in Tarrant County, Texas, with an estimated contract value of $347,739.50. The work is to be completed within 32 working days following award, with bidding closed on July 1, 2026, at 1:00 PM Central Time. The project’s scope involves standard landscaping activities along the specified highway corridor, though detailed specifications are not included in the public solicitation and are instead referenced through official channels such as the Electronic State Business Daily and Electronic Bidding System. A $7,000 performance guarantee is required, and no Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goal has been established. Contract administration is managed by TxDOT, with primary inquiry directed to a contact in Euless, Texas, and official correspondence routed through the Austin headquarters. Payment details, invoicing procedures, and specific accounting codes are not specified, though the agency code is noted as 601 and the project number as F 2026(731). The NAICS code for the work is 237310, and the procurement is classified as a State Let Construction Contract. Bids must be submitted electronically through the designated state platforms, with no physical submissions accepted unless explicitly required by addenda. The complete technical specifications, inspection criteria, and contractual clauses are governed by TxDOT standards and are accessible only through official solicitation documents on the ESBD. No special requirements such as OCI provisions, key personnel stipulations, or contract options are indicated, and no evaluation factors or award criteria are published beyond the default assumption of a Lowest Price Technically Acceptable process consistent with TxDOT practice. All offerors must comply with state procurement regulations and are responsible for accessing full documentation through the state’s electronic bidding systems.
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