Brazos Valley Ionwave #27-005 Addendum 2

City of Bryan Woodville Road Widening Phase 1 construction and utility improvements

The City of Bryan is seeking a construction contractor for a major road-widening and utility-upgrade project on Woodville Road. - Government buyer: City of Bryan, Texas — Purchasing Department; buyer contact identified as Catherine Benavides-Castro. - Opportunity: Woodville Road Widening Phase 1, RFP #27-005, City Job No. 332-350-411-425-DE-2302; work extends from Texas Avenue to Old Hearne Road. - Scope: Widen and reconstruct the road with concrete curb and gutter, and deliver roadway, drainage, water, sanitary sewer, sidewalk/shared-use-path, streetlighting, and site-restoration improvements. - Major quantities include 14,370 SY of reinforced concrete pavement, 29,951 SF of shared-use path, 17,546 SF of sidewalk, 3,158 LF of storm-sewer TV inspection, and 2,341 LF of sanitary-sewer TV inspection. - Utility work includes 63 LF of 8-inch and 124 LF of 6-inch PVC C900 DR14 water line, 156 LF of 6-inch ductile-iron water line, and varied sanitary-sewer pipe. Specified Certa-Lok restrained-joint sewer pipe totals 100 LF in the base work and 45 LF in alternate S5A; no manufacturer is identified. - Streetlighting includes 19 streetlights with foundations, 3,390 LF of 2-inch Schedule 40 PVC conduit, and 2 light controllers with foundations. - Other work includes drainage structures and culverts, traffic control and markings, utility tie-ins and services, fence/mailbox/gate replacement, erosion controls, tree protection, sod, and hydro-seeding. - Named organizations and product names: BTU (Bryan Texas Utilities) provides streetlight details; RME Consulting Engineers is identified as project architect/engineer, not as a construction awardee. The documents also reference TxDOT, TCEQ, the State of Texas, and Certa-Lok. No construction OEM or named streetlight manufacturer is specified. - Notable requirements: Construction-phase traffic-control planning, utility and stakeholder coordination, accessibility compliance, utility locating, environmental and erosion controls, and advance clearing to support BTU utility relocation. A 5% proposal bond is required. The documents estimate 415 working days, while one proposal-form statement conflicts with a 45-calendar-day completion period. - Estimated construction budget: $6.2 million.

Description

The City of Bryan is soliciting competitive sealed proposals for construction services for Woodville Road Widening Phase 1, from Texas Avenue to Old Hearne Road. The work includes a 38-foot-wide concrete curb-and-gutter road and improvements to storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water lines, sidewalks, streetlights, and related infrastructure. The project documents describe phased construction coordination with Bryan ISD, BTU, and local businesses; the estimated duration is 415 working days. Proposals are due October 29, 2026, and a 5% bid bond is required.

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