26RFCSP85 Brushy Creek Trail Retaining Wall Follow Solicitation

The Williamson County Commissioners’ Court invites the submission of sealed responses for: 26RFCSP85 Brushy Creek Trail Retaining Wall.

Williamson County intends to implement improvements at the site to stabilize the existing retaining wall and address erosion and drainage concerns in the surrounding area.

Williamson County intends to implement improvements at the site to stabilize the existing retaining wall and address erosion and drainage concerns in the surrounding area. [...] A portion of the trail located immediately downstream of the Upper Brushy Creek Water Control and Improvement District (UBCWCID) Dam No. 7 contains a retaining wall with pedestrian railing which runs along the northern edge of the trail approximately 170 feet. Recent inspection of the dam indicated cracking along the face of the existing retaining wall and localized erosion and washout observed at the base of the wall undercutting the structure.

Sealed responses will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Williamson County Purchasing Office located at 1848 Texas Trl, Georgetown, Texas 78626 on **November 23, 2026, at 3:00 PM CST**. All sealed responses must be received on or before the stated date/ time.

Solicitation documents can be viewed by visiting the Williamson County Euna (formerly known as Bonfire) Portal at https://wilco.bonfirehub.com/portal/?tab=openOpportunities or by visiting the Williamson County Purchasing website at https://wilco.bonfirehub.com/portal/?tab=login and selecting vendor registration link. There is no fee to register as a supplier or to participate in the County's solicitation process.

Lump sum or unit pricing shall be used as specified in the solicitation documents. Method of payment shall be check or electronic funds transfer.

The successful respondent on a public works contract exceeding **$25,000** will be required to post a payment bond, up to the full amount of the contract, upon contract execution from an approved Surety Company.

The successful respondent on a public works contract exceeding **$100,000** will required to post a performance bond, up to the full amount of the contract, upon execution from an approved Surety Company.

The Williamson County Commissioners Court reserves the right to accept the best value response as deemed by the Court or reject any and/or all responses.

The receipt of electronic responses will be registered in Euna (formerly known as Bonfire). The Time-Date Stamp Clock located at the Williamson County Administration Building will serve as the official clock for the purpose of verifying the date and time of receipt of paper responses.