Hardin County - GLO CDBG-Regional MIT MOD - Kountze Roadside Ditch and Channel Improvements Project

AI Summary

Hardin County, Texas seeks bids for drainage improvements including roadside ditch regrading, concrete channel lining, storm sewer installation, and traffic control. The project involves excavation, seeding, and final site cleanup. Bids are due by June 9, 2026.

Opportunity details

Solicitation No.: 6a0b735511151f7eed1d118d
Type / RFx: RFP
Status: Active
Level: county
Published Date: May 20, 2026
Due Date: June 9, 2026
NAICS Code: 237310 AI guide
Jurisdiction: Hardin County, Texas
State: Texas
Agency: Hardin County, Texas

Description

The project scope for the project includes but is not limited to:

Traffic control as required, including all barricades, signs and traffic handling
Install SWPPP as required
Regrade roadside ditches and replace driveway culverts as shown in the plans
Prepare Right-of-Way/Easement for concrete lined channels
Clean channels as shown in the plans
Excavate and regrade liner ditch to the lines and grades shown in the plans
Install concrete liner with reinforcement, tie-ins, storm sewer and all other items shown in the plans
Seed all disturbed areas
Final site cleanup

## Details **Bid/Project ID:** L129-022 **Type of Work:** Drainage Improvements **Pre-Bid Location:** Hardin County Courthouse, Commissioners Courtroom **Pre-Bid Notes:** Non-Mandatory **Bid Location:** Hardin County Courthouse, Commissioners Courtroom **Bid Notes:** Bid packets to be delivered to Purchasing Department **Engineer/Publisher:** Leavins Engineering & Design, LLC **Engineer Address:** 3250 Eastex Freeway, Beaumont, Texas, 77703

Key dates

May 20, 2026Published
June 9, 2026Responses Due

AI classification tags

drainage improvements roadside ditch regrading traffic control services storm sewer installation erosion control concrete channel lining site cleanup

Frequently asked questions

SLED stands for State, Local, and Education. These are solicitations issued by state governments, counties, cities, school districts, utilities, and higher education institutions — as opposed to federal agencies.