Georgetown Ionwave #202627 Addendum 1

Williams Drive Mobility Enhancements Construction Project – City of Georgetown, TX

The City of Georgetown, Texas is seeking bids for the Williams Drive Mobility Enhancements project, a federally funded construction initiative to improve roadway safety and mobility along Williams Drive. - Government Buyer: - City of Georgetown, Texas (Purchasing Department) - Project Scope: - Construction and installation of concrete medians, landscaping, roadway illumination, turn lanes, traffic signal improvements, and related infrastructure from Serenada Drive to IH-35 Southbound Frontage Road - Installation and relocation of traffic signal poles, pedestrian signals, VIVDS detection cameras, conduit, electrical wiring, LED luminaires, and associated infrastructure - Landscaping with specified shade tree species (Cedar Elm, Monterrey Oak, Mexican Sycamore, Shumard Oak, Chinquapin Oak), Silva Cell root management systems, stamped and broom finish concrete medians, tree root barriers, and irrigation systems - Installation of irrigation controllers, valves, flow sensors, backflow preventers, and drip irrigation systems - Traffic control devices, signage, and temporary traffic signals - OEMs and Vendors Mentioned: - Hunter Industries (irrigation controllers, sensors, decoder modules) - DeepRoot (Silva Cell systems, tree root barriers) - Hayward (valves) - ThruGreen (Ethernet modem or approved equivalent) - Products and Quantities (selected): - Stamped Concrete Median: 42,035 sq ft (Part H-01) - Medium Broom Finish Concrete Median: 12,547 sq ft (Part H-02) - Silva Cell System 2X: 4,873 units (Part H-03) - Drill Shaft (Traffic Signal Pole, 36 in): 618 units (Part 7044) - Conduit (PVC, SCH 80, 3"): 125 units (Part 7061) - Hunter Industries ICC-PED Irrigation Controller: 1 unit (Part I2C-800) - Hunter Industries Flow Sensor: 1 unit (Part FLOW-SYNC) - Hunter Industries Solar Sync Wireless Sensor: 1 unit (Part SOLAR-WSS-SEN) - Hunter Industries EZDM Decoder Module: 8 units (Part EZ-1) - Hayward True Union Ball Valve: unspecified quantity (Part TB1300T) - Hayward Isolation Valve: unspecified quantity (Part TC1300T) - ThruGreen Ethernet Modem or City-approved equivalent: 1 unit (Part 9999) - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Compliance with TxDOT and City of Georgetown standards, federal and state regulations, Buy America provisions, and prevailing wage rates - Coordination with multiple utility providers and adherence to environmental and safety standards, including erosion control and void mitigation in karst areas - Maintenance and warranty periods for landscaping and irrigation (minimum one year) - Bid security and strict adherence to project milestones and completion deadlines - Detailed coordination for right-of-way acquisition, utility relocation, and environmental permitting - Place of Performance: - Williams Drive corridor, from Serenada Drive to IH-35 Southbound Frontage Road, Georgetown, TX - All work to be performed within the City of Georgetown, with contracting offices at 510 W. 9th Street, Georgetown, TX

Description

The City of Georgetown is soliciting sealed bids for the Williams Drive Mobility Enhancements project, which involves furnishing, installing, and providing all labor and materials required for installing a concrete median, landscaping, roadway illumination, and miscellaneous items. The project is a Federal-Aid project (TxDOT CSJ 0914-05-202) and bids must be submitted electronically via the City E-bid system by April 23, 2026, at 2:00 PM CT. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held virtually on April 9, 2026, and questions must be submitted by April 16, 2026. The solicitation includes detailed bid documents and plans available for download.

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