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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on June 18, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Type IV, Module M-5 Construction/TCEQ Permit MSW-2302

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2025-23State & Local

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The City of Edinburg is soliciting bids for the construction of Type IV, Module M-5 at the Edinburg Regional Disposal Facility in accordance with TCEQ Permit MSW-2302. The project scope requires the contractor to provide all necessary labor, equipment, supervision, and expertise for subgrade preparation, the installation of a dewatering system, the placement of a geosynthetic clay liner, and the application of a protective soil cover. Work must be performed according to detailed construction plans prepared by Hanson Professional Services Inc. and must strictly adhere to the Soil and Liner Quality Control Plan. The contract establishes rigorous technical and administrative requirements, including mandatory field engineering, surveying, and a structured system for technical submittals. Project management will be governed by a formal coordination and meeting schedule, while quality assurance will be overseen by an independent Quality Assurance Consultant reporting directly to the City. Bidders must comply with specific insurance mandates, including Worker's Compensation and Comprehensive General Liability, naming the City of Edinburg as an additional insured. Payment is structured via partial estimates based on completed work quantities, such as installed cubic yards of cover and acreage of subgrade preparation.

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City of Edinburg bids for Type IV Module M-5 landfill construction and installation.

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AgencyTexas → City of Edinburg
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Providing the necessary labor, equipment supervision, and expertise to construct the Type IV, Module M-5 which includes subgrade preparation, dewatering system, geosynthetic clay liner (GCL) installation, and placement of protective cover for the City of Edinburg Regional Disposal Facility, TCEQ Permit MSW-2302 and all other work as described in these specifications and on the attached project plans.

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