Central Texas Regional Mobility AuthorityIssuing agency·Texas·via CivCast, the bid board Texas civil engineers advertise onThe Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (Mobility Authority) is seeking Bids for the following Maintenance contract in Travis County: Contract #27290T22701M - 290 Toll Metal Beam Guard Fence Upgrades (Phase II) Project. This project will upgrade to current MASH standards CTRMA-owned Metal Beam Guard Fence (MBGF) end treatments along the 290 Toll corridor at ramp and toll gantry locations not addressed during Phase I of the project (that has addressed locations on the main lanes). The project also includes relocating maintenance pads and 25-ft MBGF extensions to meet minimum Clear Zone requirements, half-post strengthening to limit deflection for fixed objects within 5-ft barrier-to-obstacle distance and associated guardrail/end-treatment upgrades.
Official advertisement is on 11/12/2026 while Pre-Qualification deadline is on 11/30/2026. Bids are due on 12/17/2026.
Type of work: Guardrail/End-treatment upgrades, half-post strengthening, 25-ft MBGF extensions and relocating maintenance pads
Engineer's estimate: $920K
Pre-bid meeting: Virtual - Online - Microsoft Teams — TBD
Bid opening: December 17, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Chicago)
Bid documents (download requires a free CivCast account):
This project will upgrade to current MASH standards CTRMA-owned Metal Beam Guard Fence (MBGF) end treatments along the 290 Toll corridor at ramp and toll gantry locations not addressed during Phase I of the project (that has addressed locations on the main lanes). The project also includes relocating maintenance pads and 25-ft MBGF extensions to meet minimum Clear Zone requirements, half-post strengthening to limit deflection for fixed objects within 5-ft barrier-to-obstacle distance and associated guardrail/end-treatment upgrades.
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