Dallas, USA Plans to Award Ragle a $16.62 Million Bridge Repair Contract

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On November 10, the City of Dallas, Texas, placed a 36-month public bridge repair contract on the city council agenda, proposed to be undertaken by Ragle, Inc. of the United States, with a contract amount not exceeding $16,618,900, scheduled to commence in January 2027 and complete in January 2030. The project covers public bridges throughout the City of Dallas, with funding from the Street and Alley Improvement Fund, and specific expenditures must be incorporated into the annual budget.

The scope of work includes full-depth and partial-depth bridge deck repairs, concrete structure rehabilitation, full bridge deck replacement, vehicular and pedestrian railing construction, bridge bearing adjustment and replacement, as well as superstructure and substructure strengthening. In addition, it includes bridge foundation repairs, bank stabilization, channel rectification, and pier scour protection works, involving bridge main structures, ancillary facilities, and areas affected by water flow scour.

A total of 3 companies submitted bids for this procurement. Ragle bid $16,618,900, the lowest bid; A & B Construction bid $17,743,100, and Gibson & Associates bid $19,954,000. The City of Dallas plans to allocate funding on an annual basis, including $4.7 million in Fiscal Year 2027, approximately $5,910,600 in Fiscal Year 2028, and approximately $6,008,300 in subsequent years. Ragle's committed small business participation rate is 18%, exceeding the city's established target of 16.93%.

The City of Dallas's existing public bridge routine maintenance contract is expected to expire on September 30, 2027, and the new contract will establish repair service arrangements covering Fiscal Years 2027 through 2029.