Contract · State & Local
Construction, CCSO Subsurface Water Intrusion
Collin County, TX - Construction and Projects McKinney, TX
- Status Closes in 42 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Organization Name invites sealed bids for Project ID , Project Title . This project consists of selective demolition and restoration at the inset entrance to expose the foundation wall, structural slab, and storefront interface for the installation of a new waterproofing system. Work includes removal and replacement of portions of the brick masonry, topping slab, sidewalk, and associated components as required; installation of new sheet waterproofing, protection course, flashing, sealants, and related weatherproofing elements integrated with the existing building enclosure; repair and reinstallation of the masonry, topping slab, and storefront system (if required); and final site restoration, including backfilling, sidewalk replacement, and grading to provide positive drainage away from the building. This project is composed of both waterproofing and structural modifications. Once the structural phase has started, the engineer will need to assess field conditions to determine exact repairs. The opinion of probable construction cost for this contract is Cost estimate .
Contract/Solicitation #: 2026-404
Type: Construction
Department: Construction and Projects
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
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Status
Open now
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