Contract · State & Local

Phase 1 - Waterleaf wastewater and reclaimed water improvements

Agency: City of Kyle - Transportation & Public Works
Location: Kyle, TX
Amount: Amount not listed
Posted: Jul 20, 2026
Set-aside: None (open competition)

Timeline

Posted

Jul 20, 2026
Status

Open now

What this contract is for

Agency: City of Kyle - Transportation & Public Works
Location: Kyle, TX
Scope: State & Local

The work consists of improvements of wastewater and reclaimed water pipelines. This includes installation of approximately 1,85 5 LF of 30" Wastewater line via open trench , required appurtenances and connection to the existing 48" gravity wastewater influent line in the existing Wastewater Treatment Plant located east of the Waterleaf Subdivision in Kyle, Texas to the Plum Creek Tributary. Wastewater improvements will include the installation of a 12'x12' junction box, 8'x8' junction box, and 6' Dia manholes . This project also includes the installation of approximately 1,891 LF of 12" reclaimed water line via open trench , required appurtenances and connection to the existing 18" reclaimed waterline at the Wastewater Treatment Plant to the Plum Creek Tributary.

Contract/Solicitation #: IFB-2026-073

Type: Invitation for Bid

Department: Transportation & Public Works

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