Aqua Texas, Inc. (Aqua) invites bids for the replacement for approximately 4,020 linear feet (LF) of waterline along Crazy Cross Road in Woodcreek, Texas, and overlaying the entire road with 2” asphalt. Location of existing utilities will require verification before the start of construction. The Work to be performed includes furnishing all necessary supervision, machinery, insurance, bonds, materials, equipment, tools, and labor necessary for the installation of the equipment, material delivery, construction, inspection, and testing to complete the Work for project. All work will be in accordance with the Aqua, Hays County, and TCEQ requirements. The Work to be performed includes furnishing all necessary supervision, machinery, insurance, bonds, materials, equipment, tools, and labor necessary for the installation of the equipment, material delivery, construction, inspection, and testing to complete the Work for project. Aqua encourages Bidders to visit the site.
Type of work: Replacement of waterline in Woodcreek, Texas.
Pre-bid meeting: November 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Chicago) — Virtual - Teams Link — Bids shall be addressed to and delivered to: Burgess & Niple, Inc. 235 Ledge Stone Drive Austin, TX 78737 Alternatively, Bids may be emailed to the Engineer at: ryan.shaw@burgessniple.com alicia.gonzales@burgessniple.com To join the Teams Meeting: Meeting ID: 275 388 477 131 831 Passcode: 5uy9wA6C
Bid opening: November 19, 2026 at 12:00 PM (Chicago) — Bids will not be read aloud.
Questions asked: 3
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The work includes furnishing all necessary supervision, machinery, insurance, bonds, materials, equipment, tools, and labor for the installation of equipment, material delivery, construction, inspection, and testing to complete the project. Location of existing utilities will require verification before the start of construction. All work will be in accordance with Aqua, Hays County, and TCEQ requirements.
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