North Texas Municipal Water DistrictIssuing agency·Texas·via CivCast, the bid board Texas civil engineers advertise onThis project scope is to include the material testing to perform all testing required to complete the "Project". The "Texoma" pipeline is approximately 27.5 miles of 84" Raw Water Pipeline extending from the Lake Texoma Pump Station to the Howe Balancing Reservoir. The "Leonard Project" is approximately 9 miles of 84" Raw Water Pipeline from an existing 96" Pipeline to the Leonard Water Treatment Plant.
Pre-bid meeting: October 8, 2026 at 1:00 PM (Chicago) — This meeting will serve as the NON-MANDATORY Pre-Bid Meeting for the Request for Qualifications 01, 02 and 03 (RFQ 1, 2 and 3): Project 642 Texoma Raw Water Pipeline No.2 and Project 633 Texoma to Leonard Raw Water Pipeline. This Pre-Bid Meeting will capture only the following work solicited under RFQ 01 which includes the following – • RFQ 01 – Construction Material Testing • RFQ 02 – Haul Route Condition Assessment Survey • RFQ 03 – Construction Progress Drone Survey This is a NON-MANDATORY Pre-Bid meeting. After the meeting concludes, a sign in sheet will be posted to Civcast. All attendee’s and prospective bidders will be asked to provide the following information before the meeting concludes – Meeting ID: 230 415 028 652 039 Passcode: c5ad7xU9
Bid opening: October 22, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Chicago) — 501 E. Brown St., Wylie, TX 75098 (Engineering CR 116)
Questions asked: 5
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The project scope includes material testing to perform all testing required to complete the Project. The Texoma pipeline is approximately 27.5 miles of 84" Raw Water Pipeline extending from the Lake Texoma Pump Station to the Howe Balancing Reservoir. The Leonard Project is approximately 9 miles of 84" Raw Water Pipeline from an existing 96" Pipeline to the Leonard Water Treatment Plant.
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