Contract · State & Local
Grade for and construct a concrete slab(s), driveway(s), and parking lot(s) and prep for modular home(s) and tube steel building(s)
Smith County Emergency Services District 2 - Support Services > Facilities Whitehouse, TX
- Status Closes in 34 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The District is soliciting proposals for the construction of a concrete pad, driveway, and parking lot at the District’s new station locations: Dixie Station 71 , located at 13830 Spur 364 . Winona Station 26 , located at the intersection of Highway 155 North and Fannin Parkway. This project will support critical operational needs at the new station site by establishing essential infrastructure. The parking lot(s) and driveway(s) will form permanent components of the stations' final design, providing durable, all-weather access and parking for both emergency personnel and visitors. Additionally, the project includes the construction of concrete pad(s) that will serve as the foundation for a temporary apparatus bay(s) and foundations for modular home(s). The temporary bay(s) will house fire apparatus and equipment until the full permanent station facilities are completed. The District seeks qualified contractors to deliver a high-quality finished product that meets all applicable engineering standards, supports operational readiness, and ensures long-term durability for emergency services operations. Project Identification: Project Title | Project # : Project ID Project Location Dixie Station 71 located at 13830 Spur 364 Winona Station 26 Replacement - Hwy 155 North Owner: Smith County Emergency Services District 2 (SCESD2) 14128 Hwy 110 South Whitehouse, TX 75791 Architect: Harris Craig Architects Inc. 1530 E. Grande Blvd. Tyler, Texas 75703 903.534.0995
Contract/Solicitation #: 2026-RFP-250
Type: Standard RFP
Department: Support Services > Facilities
Timeline
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Posted
Nov 5, 2026
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Status
Open now
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