Brazos County — CSJ 0540-03-039 — July 2026 Letting — State-Let Construction

This contract pertains to a state-led construction project in Brazos County, Texas, under solicitation number 0540-03-039, scheduled for letting in July 2026, and is administered by the Texas Department of Transportation. The work scope involves roadway and drainage improvements along FM 974, including roadway widening, drainage structure replacement, ditch and slope grading, and associated earthwork, pavement, and signage installations. Performance must occur entirely at the project site, with inspections and final acceptance conducted on-site in accordance with TxDOT standards, including adherence to TMUTCD for traffic control, DMS material specifications for sign sheeting, and Tex test methods for material quality assurance. Key construction elements include lime- and cement-treated bases, asphalt paving, recycled materials, reinforced concrete structures, riprap, and pipe installations, with stringent quality control criteria for compressive strength, gradation, binder properties, and sulfate content. The contract includes special provisions mandating compliance with Texas state laws on nondiscrimination, prevailing wage rates, E-Verify employment verification, foreign adversary restrictions, conflict of interest disclosures, data security, and child support obligations, with all requirements flowing down to subcontractors. Performance evaluations and corrective action plans are required, with final assessments tied to project closeout. While the contract references line items with substantial cost values, many unit prices and extended totals appear inconsistent or corrupted, making the overall contract value unreliable without validation. No formal federal acquisition regulation clauses or standard FAR-style provisions are incorporated, as this is a state-let project governed by Texas administrative codes and TxDOT-specific requirements. Proposals must be submitted by the letting date through designated channels, include a guaranteed bid bond, and be accompanied by completed certifications, though specific submission addresses and formats are not detailed in the available data. The contract does not specify an evaluation methodology, award basis, or formal incentive structure, and no socioeconomic set-asides are required, with a stated small business enterprise participation goal of zero percent.