Carrollton Ionwave #ENG CSP #27-011 Addendum 1

Frankford Road Segment 3 Reconstruction

The City of Carrollton is seeking a contractor to reconstruct Frankford Road, Segment 3, between Old Denton Road and Standridge Drive. - Buyer: City of Carrollton, Purchasing Department; procurement contact listed as Priscilla Ann Gonzalez. - Project: Roadway and right-of-way reconstruction, estimated at $12,260,900, with an anticipated start in 2027. The contractor proposes the contract duration; no completion date is specified. - Scope and quantities: Extensive demolition and earthwork; approximately 28,300 SY of reinforced roadway concrete pavement, 3,150 SY of driveway pavement, 3,300 SY of sidewalk, and 30,050 SY of geogrid; storm sewer, water main and valves, fire hydrants, lighting, traffic signals and markings, erosion control, landscaping, and irrigation. The full bid schedule is listed below. - OEMs and named organizations: Tensar is named for the NX750 geogrid specification, which permits an equivalent. Oncor is identified as providing 58 LED luminaires and 29 galvanized poles. Other named organizations in the materials include ATMOS, DART, Spectrum, and IonWave; they are referenced in project or procurement materials, not identified as construction bidders or product manufacturers. - Notable requirements: A TDLR inspection is required. Paving generally requires a paving machine, with hand placement allowed for driveways and intersections. The City pays for the initial construction materials test; the contractor is responsible for failed-test costs and construction water. Bid evaluation weights price at 60%, contractor qualifications and project history at 25%, and proposed construction duration at 15%.

Description

The City of Carrollton is seeking proposals for the Frankford Road Reconstruction Seg 3 project. The listed attachments include a bid manual, plans, ATMOS pothole locations, DART specifications, and geotechnical data; the bid manual identifies the project limits as Old Denton Road to Standridge Drive. Bidders must submit a bid bond on the City form and/or cashier’s check equal to 5% of the total bid. The estimated project cost is $12,260,900, and the anticipated project start is February 2027.

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