Celina Independent School District Ionwave #2026-038

Celina, TX 2026 Annual Street Maintenance Project: Asphalt Paving, Repairs, and Surface Treatments

The City of Celina is seeking bids for its 2026 Annual Street Maintenance Project to improve and preserve approximately 35,000 linear feet of asphalt roadway. - Government Buyer: - City of Celina Purchasing Department - Contracting office located at City Hall, 142 N. Ohio Street, Celina, TX 75009 - Products and Services Requested: - PressurePave Surfacing System (surface treatment for pavement preservation) - Asphalt paving and roadway rehabilitation services - Includes full depth reclamation, spot repairs, crack sealing, concrete panel replacements, pavement striping, and drainage improvements - Engineering services for roadway replacement and surface treatment - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs named; PressurePave Surfacing System is specified as a required product - Unique or Notable Requirements: - Bid bond (5% of bid) required - Performance, payment, and maintenance bonds (each at 100% of contract price) required - Compliance with Texas state law for resident and nonresident bidders - Prevailing wage rates for Collin County apply - Site inspection expected prior to bidding - All bids and questions must be submitted electronically via the city's eProcurement system - Estimated Contract Value: - $7,620,000 - Place of Performance and Delivery: - City Hall, 142 N. Ohio Street, Celina, TX 75009 (contracting office) - Targeted roadway locations throughout Celina, TX

Description

The 2026 Annual Street Maintenance Project aims to support the long-term reliability, safety, and overall condition of the City's roadway infrastructure through a comprehensive pavement preservation and repair program. The project includes approximately 35,000 linear feet of asphalt paving, PressurePave surface treatments, crack sealing, concrete panel replacements, pavement striping, localized spot repairs, and drainage improvements in targeted areas throughout the City. These maintenance and full rehabilitation activities are designed to extend pavement life, improve ride quality, enhance roadway safety, and address localized drainage concerns while maximizing the effectiveness of the City's infrastructure investment.

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