This project consists of all work associated with the lump sum and unit price bid of the construction of a closed-conduit storm drain system; the associated earthwork to shape a receiving channel for flow conveyed by that system; and the asphalt re-paving of approximately 44 linear feet of a portion of S. Cimmaron Trail. The storm drain system will consist of 170 linear feet of RCP; two (2) cast-in-place wye inlets; and one pair of wingwalls at the storm drain outfall. At this outfall, a triangular drainage channel with 3.5:1 side-slopes and a top width of 20 feet shall be graded and sodded. Finally, as previously mentioned, a portion of S. Cimmaron Trail will be re-paved with a 9”-thick crushed aggregate base and 3” HMAC surface course because the road profile has been altered as the low-water crossing that exists in the pre-construction condition will be replaced by the proposed storm drain system. Other items include demolition; traffic control; grading to drain; and sodding of other disturbed areas. Project shall include all necessary labor, materials, and testing in accordance with the plans and specifications.
Engineer's estimate: $140,000.00 - $160,000.00
Pre-bid meeting: October 14, 2026 at 3:00 PM (Chicago) — 317 S. Travis Street, Sherman, TX 75090
Bid opening: October 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM (Chicago) — 317 S. Travis Street, Sherman, TX 75090
Questions due: October 13, 2026 at 3:00 PM (Chicago)
All questions proposed through Civcast will be answered at the pre-bid meeting. Following the pre-bid meeting an addendum will be issued with the written responses to all questions.
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The project consists of the lump sum and unit price bid construction of a closed-conduit storm drain system; earthwork to shape a receiving channel; asphalt re-paving of approximately 44 linear feet of S. Cimmaron Trail with a 9-inch crushed aggregate base and 3-inch HMAC surface course; installation of 170 linear feet of RCP, two cast-in-place wye inlets, and one pair of wingwalls at the outfall; grading and sodding a triangular drainage channel with 3.5:1 side-slopes and a 20-foot top width; and other items including demolition, traffic control, grading to drain, and sodding of disturbed areas. The project includes all necessary labor, materials, and testing in accordance with the plans and specifications.
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