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Project Name: OAKWOOD CEMETARY CHAPEL REHABILITATION Solicitation No: CLMC604 Estimated Value: $ Scope of Services: Architectural rehabilitation to historic Oakwood Cemetery Chapel MANDATORY Vendor Conf: June , 2016 at 10:00 am, Carver Branch Library, Meeting Rm #2, 1161 Angelina St., Austin, TX 78702 Offers Due: June 23, 2016 prior to 10:00 am For info: Kevin Johnson (512) 974-9506 MBE/WBE Goals: African American 2.21% Hispanic 3.34% Native/Asian 0.47% WBE 1.69%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY Duct, Fabricated, Metal Grilles, Diffusers, Registers, Etc. Mortar Grout Sealer Stone, Building (Except Marble) Plaster Curing Mixtures, All Types (For Curing Concrete) Doors, Frames, And Jambs, Wood Downspouts, Gutter Handrails, All Types Lath, Metal Millwork: Counters, Custom-Made Cabinets, Shelves, Windows, Frames, Sashes, Wooden Underground Cables and Wires, Solid /Stranded, Lighting Fixtures, Indoor: All Kinds and Parts Lighting Fixtures, Outdoor: Floodlights, Spotlight Fasteners, Structural Fencing, Temporary (For Construction and Other Ind Asbestos Abatement Equipment And Supplies Lumber, Fir Plywood, All Kinds (Except Decorative Panels, Fir Sheetrock and Accessories: Cement, Corners, Floating Gratings, Walkway, Fabricated Steel Steel, Reinforcing, Bars and Rods Pipe, Cast Iron Pipe, Copper Pipe, Pvc (Polyvinyl Chloride) Bathroom Accessories: Fans, Mirrors, Medicine Cabi Plumbing Fixtures And Parts: Lavatories, Sinks, To Ready-Mix Concrete Sand, Mason Concrete Form Tubes and Boxes Forming Concrete Flashing, Eave Strips, Gravel Guards, Ridge Rolls, Roofing Supplies (Not Otherwise Classified) Shingles, Wood Waterproofing Membrane and Base Sheet Sod, Grass Top Soil And Fill Dirt (For Mulch See Class 335) Signs, American Disability Act (Ada) Admin Of Contracts: Summary Of Work, Qc, Closeout, Building Construction, Commercial And Institutional Doors and Windows Finishes: Flooring, Wall And Ceiling, Etc. Site Work Thermal And Moisture Protection Services Garbage/Trash Removal and Disposal Demolition Services Excavation Services Management, Construction Construction, Curb/Gutter (Maint, Repair, Remov) Construction, Parking Lot and Alley Constru, Sidewalk /Driveway (Inc Handicapped Ramps) Driveway Pavement, Portland Cement Concrete. Base Course, Aggregate. Sawing Concrete Driveways/Pavement/Sidewalks Carpentry Concrete Electrical Glass and Glazing Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning (Hvac) Insulation Masonry Metal Work Painting Plastering Roofing Structural and Reinforcement Steel Welding Wood Hauling Services Hauling, Asbestos Pavement Marking Services (Including Removal Of Ma Foundation, Concrete. This Item Consists Of Furnis Garbage/Refuse Equipment (Dumpsters, Etc.) Rental Toilets, Portable, Rental Or Lease Erosion Control Services Landscaping, Tree and Plant Protection During Cons

CITY OF AUSTIN BIDDING ON CITY OF AUSTIN SOLICITATIONS? BIDDERS MUST ATTEND MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCES AND ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND ANY NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCES TO ENSUSRE THEIR UNDERSTANDING OF OWNER’S BIDDING AND CONTRACTING REQUIREMENTS, PARTICULARY MBE/WBE PROCUREMENT PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS. IF THE PRE-BID CONFERENCE IS MANADATORY THE BIDDER MUST ARRIVE AND SIGN-IN WITHIN FIFTEEN 15) MINUTES OF THE SCHEDULED START TIME OF THE MEETING. OTHERWISE THE BIDDER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO SUBMIT A BID FOR THE PROJECT. The City of Austin Online Vendor Registration and Solicitation Advertising website has changed. On October 1, 2011, the City installed the Vendor Connection, a replacement for the existing registration and solicitation advertising websites. This new site may be accessed at http://www.austintexas.gov/financeonline/finance/index.cfm and select Vendor Connection. Solicitation details and document packages are available at this website. Bidders / Proposers are required to document efforts to solicit MBE/WBE or DBEs in the Compliance Plan. The Goals for each project and the instructions and forms for the Compliance Plan are included in the MBE/WBE or DBE Program Packet included in the solicitation. For construction contracts, the MBE/WBE or DBE Program Packet is a separately bound volume of the Project Manual.

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Project Name: ELIZA SPRING OUTLET DAYLIGHTING Solicitation Number: CLMB321 Estimated Value: $ Scope of Work: The Work consists of furnishing all tools, labor, materials, equipment, and miscella-neous items necessary for the complete construction of approximately 770 square feet of stream-bank slope systems, approximately 145 linear feet of storm drain pipe, approximately 52 cubic yards of compacted clay liner, channel bed material, and water control gates; including care of water and approximately 630 cubic yards of channel excavation, structural demolition, demolition and removal of storm drain pipe; the complete installation of native landscape planting, sod and an irrigation system; and landscape establishment and maintenance. For info: Jules Parrish, 512-974-9385 MANDATORY Vendor Conf: May 18, 2016 at 2:00 pm, One Texas Center, 505 Barton Springs Road, 3rd floor, Room 325, Austin, TX 78704 Offers Due: June 15, 2016 prior to 3:00 pm MBE/WBE Goals: African American 1.67% Hispanic 4.18% Asian/Native American 0.46% WBE 1.65%

PROJECT TRADE SUMMARY: Sod, Grass Signs, Construction Project Identification Signs Site Work Masonry, Concrete, Stucco, Maint/Finishing/Repair Construction, Irrigation System Constru (Backfill/Digging/Ditching/Road Grading Demolition Services Excavation Services Construct Sewer/Storm Drain Embank. Landscaping (Design/Fertilizing/Planting) Concrete Inlets, Construction Of Shall Consist Masonry Structural And Reinforcement Steel Photography, Construction Hauling Services Traffic Ctrl Device Placement/Removal Service Machinery/Heavy Hardware R/L Fencing Rental Or Lease Erosion Control Services Fence Installation And Repair

POTENTIAL PRIME BIDDERS MAC, Inc., Theresa Fox, 512-326-3920

Thyssen—Laughlin, Tyler Emerson, 713-429-6500 Austin Filter, Dan Parker, 512-331-6673

Smith Contracting Co., Inc., Ragan Hecox, 512-927-6658 Jay-Reese Contractors, Ron Albee and Phil Stepp, 512-844-9970

Prudent Technologies, Pavan Ilipilla and Samuel Modomaca, 256-661-9950 UWSCO, Manuel Martinez, 512-78-9333

Forsythe Bros., Bill Forsythe, 512-217-6664 Frank Guerra, Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc., 512-385-2334

Project Name: CITY-WIDE TRAFFIC SIGNAL MODIFICTIONS & UPGRADES Solicitation #: CLMC589 Estimated Value: $250,000.00 MANDATORY Vendor Conf. June 9, 2016 at 2:00 pm, Austin Transportation Dept. (ATD), 1501 Toomey Rd., ATD Conf. Room, Austin, TX 78704 Offers Due: June 23, 2016 prior to 10:00 am DBE Goals: 0% DBE TRADE SUMMARY: NA

UPCOMING CITY OF AUSTIN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

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Join the City of Austin’s Small & Minority Business Resources (SMBR)for

Meet the Buyer & Business Development Counselor Wednesday, June 22, 2016From 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Asian American Resource Center 8401 Cameron Road, Austin, TX 78754

Business owners are invited to meet and network with City of Austin Buyers and to learn more about MBE/WBE Contract Compliance from SMBR’s staff

For more information – visit our website www.austintexas.gov/smbrBring your elevator speech and RSVP on Eventbrite

From construction to conces-sions, this event provides insight on how to do business with Aus-tin's airport. We have opportuni-ties for small, minority, and women business owners in con-struction, IT, concessions and more. Hosted by the City of Austin Department of Aviation and Small & Minority Business Resources. For more information, www.austin.s

As Austin’s black population falls, a question of repre-sentation rises By Jody Seaborn - American-Statesman Staff

African-Americans once represented about 15 percent of Austin’s overall population, but over the past few dec-ades, the city’s black popula-tion has decreased steadily as African-Americans have moved outside Austin. Today, the African-American share of Austin’s population is 7 per-cent, according to city esti-mates. Eric Tang, a professor of African and African Dias-pora Studies at the University of Texas, produced an atten-tion-grabbing report two years ago which found that Austin, despite growing 20.4 percent between the 2000 and 2010 censuses, was the country’s only large, fast-growing city to record a de-cline in its black population: 5.4 percent, from 64,259 in 2000 to 60,760 in 2010. With the help of UT doctoral stu-dent Bisola Falola, Tang re-cently produced a new report asking African-Americans who have moved to the suburbs why they left Austin. I won’t dwell on Tang and Falola’s results, which the American-Statesman’s Dan Zehr covered last week, other than to note that a majority of African-Americans — 56 percent — said they left Austin because they no longer could afford to live in the city. Many said they would move back if they could. The significance of this “outmigration?” The report

briefly goes over several noteworthy effects on those who have left Austin. Public amenities and services often are harder to access in the suburbs than they are in the city. People feel a loss of community and a sense of social disconnection as they move from neighborhoods where their families have lived for generations. Economic segregation worsens, further weakening economic mobility. These effects frequently are discussed and debated in stories about Austin’s declin-ing African-American popula-tion. But there is one effect that often is overlooked. It is worth revisiting, for it will be much discussed in about five years, when it becomes clear how the African-American migration from Austin to the suburbs potentially affects the makeup of the Austin City Council. One of the main reasons the City Council has 10 members is because 10 was the minimum number needed when the district-based council was created in 2012 to draw a district in which black voters would have an opportunity to elect an African-American council member. Yet, even with 10 districts, creating an African-American opportunity district was barely possible given the movement of African-Americans out of Austin. The best the independent commis-sion that drew the new dis-tricts could do was District 1 in East and Northeast Austin. District 1 is — or rather was at the time of the 2010 census — 28.2 percent African-American. If drawing an African-American opportunity district was barely possible a couple of years ago, it might be impossible when new district boundaries are drawn after the 2020 census. Sure, an African-American can be

elected in any district and does not have run in District 1. And after the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated part of the Voting Rights Act in 2013, the need to create a black oppor- tunity district may no longer be felt. But if the city wants to maintain council diversity and continue to give its re-maining African-Americans a chance to elect one of their own, it will face some tough choices. Either voters will have to be asked to increase the number of council districts to make it possible to draw an African-American opportunity district, or they will have to be asked to add a couple of at-large seats to the council. Either way, it’s conceivable that a version of the so-called gentlemen’s agreement that designated one seat on the old at-large council for an African-American member will have to be revived for the district-based council. Or, it’s conceivable Austin’s African-American population will have shrunk so much the city will have to consider a different question: At what low per-centage point does a group’s numbers no longer justify gerrymandering a district to give them an opportunity to elect their own council repre-sentative? And deciding the answer to this question will have to occur against a differ-ent group’s rapid growth: Asian-Americans were 6.8 percent of the city’s popula-tion in 2014, according to city estimates. This was just below African-Americans’ 7 percent. Given current trends, Austin’s Asian-American population will be greater than its black population after the 2020 census. Asian-Americans are widely dispersed throughout the city, but they made up 13.3 percent of District 6, in Northwest Austin, in 2010. When new districts are drawn after 2020, shouldn’t the next opportunity first be theirs?

The Austin metro area has made progress on economic growth but that success has evaded people of color and low income, according to an an-nual report released Thursday. The Community Advancement Network dashboard, a study that measures 17 socioeconomic indicators in the greater Austin and Travis County area, found that greater Austin has made progress in reducing the violent crime rate, increasing the rate of health care coverage and reducing the unem-ployment rate to an unprecedented 3.2 percent in 2015. However, when many of those successes were broken down by race, eth-nicity, income level and geographic location, the study found broad dispar-ity based on those factors. The unemployment rate for African Americans, for example, was 8.9 percent in 2014 and had been the slowest to recover since the end of the recession. Black people were also disproportionately over-represented in Travis County jail bookings, making up 21 percent of those bookings in 2014 de-spite being only 8 percent of the county’s adult population. People of color were also more likely to be poor, the study found. In 2014, Hispanics in Travis County had a poverty rate of 27 percent, three times that of white residents. The African-American poverty rate was 22 per-cent. “When we look at this report card, there are good things that we see but also challenges,” said Mayor Steve Adler at a news event Thursday morn-ing. “We know that as supercharged as our economy is … not everybody is participating.” In a nod to the city’s history of moving black and Hispanic people into East Austin in the early 20th century, Adler said there are “obvious racial ineq-uities” in Austin that the city had helped institutionalize. “The city helped create this problem and they city needs to help solve this

problem,” Adler said. Adler said his proposed $720 million city bond would work to address the economic divide by increasing mobility and affordability. He said he hoped the rest of the City Council would commit to putting money toward ad-dressing those issues. “At some point we have to go big,” he said. “That is a lot of money, but also money targeted at what a lot of people see as our biggest challenge.” (Mayor Steve Adler during a news conference at City Hall on Monday, April 25, 2016.) by Deborah Cannon / AMERICAN STATESMAN

Breaking News!

A Tennessee road and bridge builder has agreed to pay $2.25 million to settle a whistle-blower lawsuit that accused the firm of fraud by putting its own employees on the payroll of a dis-advantaged business enterprise it used to get contracts for 12 projects in Ten-nessee. Mountain States Contractors LLC, an affiliate of Jones Brothers Inc., Mt. Juliet, Tenn., also will be in a monitoring agreement with the Federal Highway Administration, says a May 16 announcement by the acting U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee. The government claimed Mountain States and HMA Contractors LLC, prime contractors that shared the same address as Jones Broth-ers, subcontracted with G&M Associates as a disadvantaged business enterprise (DBE) for 11 state road projects and one airport job. The U.S. attorney also charged that employ-ees were “loaned” to G&M to do and be paid for the DBE work, even though Mountain States and HMA covered their health insur-ance, and that the two companies also “improperly leased” equipment to G&M to meet DBE goals. The alleged fraud occurred between 2007 and 2014, according to docu-ments. The whistle-blower was Ron Meadows, a 20-year Mountain States employee who was fired in 2011 after complaining to the com-pany and state inspectors. He was awarded $500,000, plus $8,363.20 for expenses and costs. Neither he nor his attorney could be reached for comment. Meadows in a 2012 lawsuit charged that he and other workers were put on the G&M payroll, even though

they had not applied or agreed to work at the firm. In a statement, Mountain States said it was “pleased this matter has been settled for an amount that it would have cost to further litigate it, and we continue to believe we have complied with all the [DBE] laws and regulations.” “Mountain States fully cooperated with the inquiry from the first day we learned of it nearly two years ago, providing hundreds of documents to the government,” the firm said. In the agreement, the company does not admit guilt and specifically denies putting its employees on the G&M payroll. In separate previous enforcement actions, Mountain States was fined $60,000 last year after an administrative law judge upheld and increased a U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration fine for safety viola-tions. The contractor and another affiliated company, Britton Bridge LLC, were issued a statewide work-suspension notice by the Tennessee Dept. of Transportation in 2011, after two fatalities occurred four months apart on a Knoxville bridge job. The state OSHA also fined Mountain States $135,000 in 2005, after a fatal trench collapse. Mountain States, Jones Brothers, HMA Con-tractors and other affiliated companies cur-rently are working with the state DOT on 14 contracts that have a total value of $84.8 million. “We are not currently seeking to drop any of the affiliated companies from our list of qualified bidders,” a TDOT spokesperson told ENR, adding that the firm remains under a state safety-compliance agreement follow-ing the worksite deaths.

Local Plan Room Sites To View & Check-out Plans & Specifications

City of Austin Construction & Technology Center 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Suite 2103, Austin, TX 78721 website: www.austintexas,gov/smbr 512-974-7799

Austin Area Black Contractors Association (ABCA) 6448 Highway 290 East, Suite E-107, Austin, Texas 78723 website: www.abcatx.com 512-467-6894

Asian Contractor Association (ACA) 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Suite 2104, Austin, Texas 78721 website: www.asiancontractor@gmail.com 512-926-5400 Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America, Building Branch 609 South Lamar Blvd., Austin, Texas 78704 website: www.agcaustin.org 512-442-7887

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) 3006 Longhorn Blvd., Suite 104, Austin, Texas 78758 website: www.abccentraltexas.org 512-719-5263

United Hispanic Contractors Association de Austin (USHCA) 9205 Dean Keeton St., Austin, Texas 78705 website: www.uscha-austin.com 512-922-0507 (cell)

OUTREACH & RECRUITING AUSTIN AREA BLACK CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES PROGRAM

The Austin Area Black Contractors Association, (ABCA) is currently recruiting African American Contractors who are City of Austin Certified Minority Construction Contractors in need of services and assistance to help grow their businesses in the construction industry. The following is a list of services and assistance are offered to the user at no cost:

” Construction Management and Administration • Provide a plans room to view & check-out plans & specs • Assist with reading & interpreting plans & specs • Advise on Cost Estimating Techniques • Advise on bid packaging requirements & documents • Disseminate Bid Tabulations

” Business Law and Contracts • Review & advise on contracts & agreements • Advise on filing liens, bond claims & change orders

” Marketing • Develop Company Profile Resumes • Assist with networking, pre bid conferences & referrals • Provide guidelines for user friendly marketing plans • Publish and disseminate weekly, Bid Briefs announcing upcoming construction bid opportunities

” Provide Interactive Group Training Sessions

” Provide One-On-One Technical Assistance

DUE TO LIMITED FUNDS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SUCH AS, COST ESTIMATING TECHNIQUES AND ADVICE ON CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS WILL BE PRO-VIDED ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS; AND ON FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS. If you have any questions regarding the program’s services and enrollment process, please contact:

Carol S. Hadnot, Program Manager / Consultant Phone: 512-467-6894 ofc | E-mail: brc-pro@att.net

ABCA Website: abcatx.com

The Austin Area Black Contractors Association is reaching out to all

African American Construction Contractors located in a five county areas of Travis, Hays, Williamson, Bastrop

and Caldwell

IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR A QUALIFIED FOREMAN TO JOIN OUR TEAM

AGCM is a General Engineering firm located in Austin Texas. We work directly with Public Works, City, State, and Federal Government agencies. This is a full time demanding posi-tion. You must possess a current driver’s license, be drug free, and pass a background check.

Responsibilities including but not limited to:

• Safety of crew and surroundings • Working with Safety Manager and General Foreman to ensure materials and products arrive on time • Carry out assigned daily tasks • Make work plan for specific job or task • Ensure all grades and lines are accurate • Communicate with owners and inspectors • As an agent of the company, must be financially responsible in all endeavors • Develop relationships with owner’s representatives and inspectors • Develop and train hourly craft workers • Communicate effectively with all team members • Monitor daily crew productions based on established budgets • Must continuously strive to learn latest techniques and means & methods of craft and teach same to earthwork, concrete and masonry crew • Must have a keen eye for waste and inefficient use of time, manpower, equipment, materials, and all other resources at all times. Continually striving for optimum use and efficiency of all resources • Must have high standard and pride of quality of workmanship • All other duties as assigned Job Requirements/Qualifications:

• At least 5 years in concrete, carpentry, earthwork, masonry construction • At least 2 years supervising crews • Must be able to communicate well (bilingual highly desired) • Must be able to read plans and establish layout • Must be considered at a journeyman’s level at his/her craft • Must have strong math computation skills

For questions call 512-579-6498

Submit your resume to ag@agcm.us

Information on Upcoming Solicitation:

The City of Austin intends to issue a solicitation on or about MAY 30, 2016; TVN1016 - General Trades Installation, Maintenance and Re-pair Services.

The contract will provide for general installation, maintenance, remodeling, and minor repairs including carpentry, wall and ceiling repair, window & door installation & maintenance, HVAC, and

electric services for City of Austin facilities as needed under the management of the Building Services Department.

The City intends on awarding multiple contracts from this solicitation. An award will be made per trade category. It is not necessary for an Offeror to bid on all trade categories. Offerors may choose to bid on one or more categories.

Keep Your MBE/WBE/DBE Certifications Current with the City of Austin

Small & Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) Certification Division

Call 512-974-7645 for more information

Source: City of Austin Public Works Department

PROCUREMENT OPPORTUNITIES Opening Solicitation No. Description Buyer 6/8/16 B1604-010-PS Slaughter Lane East Roadway Patrick Strittmatter 2:00 PM Extension (512) 854-1183 5/25/162:00 PM An Optional Pre-Proposal Conference will be held at the Travis County Purchasing Office, 700 Lavaca, Ste. 800, Conference Room, Austin, Texas 78701

Proposed Construction Projects Bidding between 06-01-2016 and 05-31-2017

First Advertise-ment Date

Sub Project Name Construction

Cost Estimate

Jun-16 2nd and 5th Streets Garage Restriping (JOC) 260,000 Jun-16 Ricky Guerrero Pocket Park - General Park Improvements 267,500 Jun-16 South Austin Regional WWTP Thickener Improvements 8,630,000 Jun-16 Gus Garcia District Park - Phase 3 Improvements 962,500 Jun-16 Four Points Center Forcemain Improvements 727,033 Jun-16 Montopolis Reclaimed Water Reservoir and Pump Station 10,270,000 Jun-16 Stormwater Drainage Improvements 2,470,276 Jun-16 Onion Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Demolition 1,100,000

Jul-16 Wastewater Line Renewal And Spot Rehab Service Contract (2017 to 2019) (IDIQ) 3,420,000

Jul-16 Williamson Creek - Bitter Creek Tributary Channel Rehabilitation 2,324,000 Jul-16 Walnut Creek WWTP Tertiary Filter Rehabilitation 18,727,966

Jul-16 Relocation of Water Line and Appurtenances on Neenah Road 66,508 Jul-16 InVision Studios 1,171,000 Jul-16 Country Club Creek Trail Phase 1 475,000 Aug-16 Violet Crown Trail - North 1,130,000

Aug-16 Parmer Lane Interceptor 27,077,100 Aug-16 Windsor Park Branch Library Renovation 166,000 Aug-16 Wastewater Collection System Rehab of Lines Group A 550,000 Aug-16 Town Lake Metro Park - Alliance Childrens Garden (CM@R) 3,027,000

Aug-16 SLA Sendera South Wetpond Repair 450,000

Aug-16 Reznicek Field Water Quality Retrofit 626,000 Sep-16 Old Lampasas #3 2,500,000

Sep-16 Exposition Blvd (W. 35th to Enfield) Water & Wastewater Line Renewal 2,500,691

Sep-16 2nd Street Garage New Elevators 4,734,000 Sep-16 Mary Street 750,000

Sep-16 St. Johns Pocket Park - General Park Improvements 155,000

Sep-16 Bowie Underpass 6,681,301

Sep-16 Fire Station - Onion Creek 3,555,000

Sep-16 Women's Locker Room Additions Ph 5 - #5,7,22,24,26,27 1,338,078

Sep-16 East Bouldin - One Texas Center Water Quality retrofits 403,000

Oct-16 Blocks 2 & 4 Odor Abatement 672,841

Oct-16 Hornsby Bend Side Stream Treatment Plant (SSTP) Relief 6,700,000

Oct-16 Wastewater Collection System Replacement Lines Group A 960,500

Oct-16 Roy G. Guerrero Colorado River Park - Channel Repair 2,000,000

Oct-16 Walnut Creek WWTP Secondary Process Improvements 9,125,000

Oct-16 E. 51st St.Improvements 1,676,508

Nov-16 East Austin Wastewater Line Improvements 2,518,350

Nov-16 Dove Springs District Park - Recreation Center Expansion 1,630,350

Nov-16 Springdale/290 Water Line Improvements 6,500,000 Nov-16 Renovation of Will Hampton Branch Library at Oak Hill 597,000

Nov-16 Wastewater Collection System Replacement Lines Group B 2,260,000

Dec-16 Barton Creek Plaza Lift Station Downstream Improvements 2,373,000

Dec-16 Landside Roadway and Pedestrian Improvements Phase 2 1,198,925

Dec-16 FM812 Additional Closure Work and Letdown Repair 997,500

Dec-16 Govalle Wastewater Flow Diversion 3,670,000

Jan-17 South Austin Regional WWTP Electrical Substation No.1 Replace-ment 14,900,000

Jan-17 Upper Boggy Creek Trail Phase 1 1,065,000

Jan-17 Walnut Creek WWTP Stormwater Improvements 1,237,500

Jan-17 Decker Lane Reclaimed Water Main Phase 1 11,016,449

Jan-17 Hornsby Bend Thickener Complex Rehab 5,450,000

Jan-17 Lott Avenue Site Improvements 2,000,000

Jan-17 BOG - MLK-TOD Storm drain Improvements Phase 1 6,500,000

Jan-17 Pease Park Phase 1 Implementation 62,174

Jan-17 South Austin Regional WWTP New Plant Disinfection System 12,481,881 Jan-17 Bull Creek District Park - General Park Improvements 573,750

Feb-17 Zilker Metro Park - Barton Springs Bathhouse Renovation 1,366,102

Feb-17 West Allandale and Trailridge Drive Line Renewal 2,200,000

Feb-17 Shipe Neighborhood Park - Pool Renovation 2,700,250

Feb-17 Town Lake Metro Park - Holly-Festival Master Plan Implementation Phase 1 1,946,125

Feb-17 Elisabet Ney Museum - Building Restoration and Site Improv. 553,622

Feb-17 Carson Creek Basin Wastewater Line Improvements 2,100,000

Feb-17 Zilker Metro Park - Preliminary Design and Phase 1 Implementa-tion 1,607,500

Mar-17 W. Bouldin Creek - Del Curto Storm Drain Improvements 3,547,000

Mar-17 Austin to Manor Phase 2 4,950,000

Apr-17 Morrow and Gault Water & Wastewater Line Renewal 4,725,000

Apr-17 Campus HVAC Improvements 4,880,700 Apr-17 Little Walnut Creek Branch Library ADA Ramp Improvements 240,000 Apr-17 Ullrich Water Treatment Plant Liquid Ammonia Sulfate Improve 3,400,000 Apr-17 Pedestrian Bridge McNeil Dr and Jekel Circle - 1/4¢ Fund 301,000

Apr-17 Montopolis Recreation and Community Center 10,749,500 May-17 Little Walnut Creek - Creek flood hazard reduction from Metric to 9,770,000 May-17 Nueces Wastewater Rehab for W 8th to MLK 1,800,000 May-17 University Hills Branch Library Parking Lot Expansion 462,000

Mac, Inc. is soliciting Subcontractors and /or Suppliers for the following project:

Name of Project: ELIZA SPRING OUTLET DAYLIGHTING Project/Solicitation Number: CSP ID# 6001 CLMB321 Bid Date: 3:00 PM, Wednesday, June 15, 2016 Bids Due: 8:00 AM, Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Plans are available at the Austin area plan rooms, One Texas Center, Suite 1045A, 505 Barton Springs Rd. Austin, Texas 78704, SMBR’S plan room at 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., or viewed in our office.

Make sure you check the COA web site for any ADDENDA: https://www.austintexas.gov/department/capital-contracting

Scope of Work: The Work consists of furnishing all tools, labor, materials, equipment, and miscel-laneous items necessary for the complete construction of approx. 770 square feet of streambank slope systems, approximately 145 linear feet of storm drain pipe, approximately 52 cubic yards of compacted clay liner, channel bed material, and water control gates; including care of water and approximately 630 cubic yards of channel excavation, structural demolition, demolition and removal of storm drain pipe; the complete installation of native landscape planting, sod and an irrigation system; and landscape establishment and maintenance.

Please check for additional scopes of work on this project

Contact Brad Bechtol at 512-326-3920 for detailed information on the scopes of work being subcontracted and the relevant terms and conditions of the contract. Fax your bids to 512-326-3120.

Fencing (Temporary) & chain link Masonry

Fuel, diesel Micropiles

Signs: Construction Project ID Sod and seed/hydro mulching

Ready Mix Concrete Erosion control

Construction Photography Irrigation system

Reinforcing Steel Traffic control

Landscaping: design & planting Hauling Services, Trucking

Mac, Inc. is soliciting Subcontractors and /or Suppliers for the following project:

Name of Project: UPPER LEVEL EMBANKMENT INSPECTIONS & REPAIRS Solicitation Number: CIP ID# 6001.095 CLMC592 Bid Date: 9:30 AM, Thursday, June 9, 2016 Bids Due: 8:00 AM, Thursday, June 9, 2016

Plans are available at the Austin area plan rooms, One Texas Center, Suite 1045A, 505 Barton Springs Rd. Austin, Texas 78704, SMBR’S plan room at 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., or viewed in our office. Make sure you check the COA web site for any ADDENDA:

https://www.austintexas.gov/department/capital-contracting

Scope of Work: The work consists of repairing sides of mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) em-bankments leading to the upper level roadway at the Austin-Bergstrom Interna-tional Airport terminal building.

Please check for additional scopes of work on this project

Contact Brad Bechtol at 512-326-3920 for detailed information on the scopes of work being subcontracted and the relevant terms and conditions of the contract. Fax your bids to 512-326-3120.

Fencing (Temporary) & chain link Pavement marking/striping

Fuel, diesel Portable Toilets

Signs: Construction Project ID Sod and seed/hydro mulching

Ready Mix Concrete Riprap

Construction Photography Cable construction

Base Traffic barricades/traffic control

Reinforcing Steel Shoring and reinforcements services

Asphalt paving/re-surfacing/ Striping Underground utilities

Electrical Boring

Erosion control Curb cutting

Survey Hauling Services, Trucking

Prime Contractors • Trade Associations Agencies • Business Organizations

Your notices or announcements must be received no later than12 Noon on Wednesday by E-mail at: brc-pro@swbell.net in a Word Document. Announcements or notices will be published on a first come, first serve basis. Please Do Not Send PDF formatted announcements, no-tices, IsqFt, Grade Beam documents or tables. All will have to be converted to a Word docu-ment or we will NOT be able to publish. (These types of software are not compatible to the Bid Briefs’ publishing software). DAS further request that bid announcements or notices be sub-mitted at least two weeks prior to closing date to give MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB firms sufficient time to review the project’s plans and specifications; and to prepare their bid responses. Fax Transmittals, PDF and isqft documents and table formats will not be ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION IN THE ON-LINE BID BRIEFS. You may download Bid Briefs on Mondays to review or use. Bid Briefs my be received by singing-up as a subscriber on abcatx.com website and click on the Bid Briefs’ link.

City of Austin Small and Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) | 512-974-7600

MANAGEMENT TEAM Veronica Briseño Lara, Director Debra Dibble, Assistant Director Thomas Owens, Resource Services Division Manager Elton Price, Certification Division Manager Tamela Saldana, Compliance Division Manager Kristi Samilpa, Business Process Consultant Luke Luper, Plans Room Coordinator Angela Hill, Executive Assistant

City of Austin Pencil Bid Tabulations

ANNUAL ASPAHLT REPAIR 2016 IDIQ Solicitation No. CLMC594 |Bid Opening May 5, 2016

Estimated Value: $1,000,000 initial yr (2 possible extensions not to exceed 3M) Bidder Bid Amount Alpha Paving Industries, LLC $ 639,705.60 Asphalt, Inc., LLC dba Lone Star Paving $ 785,494.00

LOST CREEK #1 & 2 RESERVOIR IMPROEMENTS Solicitation No. CLMC590 | bid Opening May 5, 2016

Estimated Value: $1,600,000.00 Bidder Bid Amount Blastco Texas, Inc. $1,747,612.00 Keystone Construction, Inc. $2,577,184.00 TMI Coatings, Inc. $3,267,200.00

LONG LINE STRIPING IDIQ REBID Solicitation No. CLMC561A | Bid Opening May 12, 2016

Estimated Value: $1,065,000.00 Bidder Bid Amount DIJ Construction, Inc. $1,585,700.00 TRP Construction Group, LLC $ 935,550.00

JUSTIN LANE,BURNET TO LAMAR ST. RECONSTRUCTION & UTILITY ADJUSTMENTS

Solicitation No. CLMC574 | Bid Opening May 19, 2016 Estimated Value: $6,283,172.00

Bidder Bid Amount Facilities Rehabilitation , Inc. $4,891,005.00 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc. $6,342,864.81 M.A. Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $5,626,195.75 Denucci Constructors, LLC $5,227,905.00 Central Road & Utility, LTD $6,342,636.50 Austin Underground, Inc. $5,497,967.50 Santa Clara Construction, LTD $6,122,705.00

DEMOLISH BUILDINGS AND FENCE

Solicitation No. CLMC582 | Bid Opening April 21, 2016 Estimated Value: $373,000.00

Bidder Bid Amount Total Demolition, Inc. $ 76,566.00

RETIRED FACILITY DECOMMISSIONING PHASE B Solicitation No. CLMC581 | Bid Opening April 7, 2016

Estimated Value: $1,134,275.00 Bidder Bid Amount Facilities Rehabilitation, Inc. $1,365,000.00 MA Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $1,246,400.00 R.S. Ellis, Inc. dba Southwest Corporation $1,610,000.00 Muniz Concrete & Contracting, Inc. $1,397,553.52 Central Road and Utility, Ltd. $1,280,498.84

DAVIS WTP 35TH STREET MAIN POWER FEED REPLACEMENT

Solicitation No. CLMC570 | Bid Opening April 7, 2017 Estimated Value: $950,000.00

Bidder Bid Amount Santa Clara Construction, LTD $ 863,737.00 Austin Filter Systems, Inc. $1,024,331.00 M.A. Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $1,040,446.45 Austin Underground, Inc. $1,104,229.00 Austin Engineering Co., Inc. $1,325,567.45

SAR WWTP TRAINS A & B BLOWER REPLACEMENT

Solicitation No. CLMC573 | Bid Opening March 24, 2016 Estimated Value: $23,300,000.00

Bidder Bid Amount Thyssen-Laughlin, Inc. $22,447,730.00 MATOUS Construction, LTD $22,368,000.00 Pepper-Lawson Waterworks, LLC $22,380,000.00 Cardinal Contractors, Inc. $19,774,660.00

SPICEWOOD SPRINGS PUMP STATION UTILITY

IMRPOVEMENTS, REBID Solicitation No. CLMC539A | Bid Opening March 17, 2016

Estimated Value: $3,500,000 Bidder Bid Amount PROTA Construction, Inc, & PROTA JV $3,101,040.00 M.A. Smith Contracting Co., Inc. $3,279,586.95 Facilities Rehabilitation $3,372,188.00 Santa Clara Construction $3,745,753.00

AUSTIN CONVENTION CENTER– NORTH ACOUSTIC UPGRADE Solicitation No. CLMC565 | Bid Opening March 15, 2016

Estimated Value: $425,000.00 Bidder Bid Amount R.S. Ellis, Inc., DBA Southwest Corporation $ 677,550.00 PIATRA, Inc. $ 479,764.00 NOVIUM GROUP, LLC $ 352,000.00 Source: City of Austin, Capital Contracting Office

Keep Your MBE/WBE/DBE Certifications Current with the City of Austin

Small & Minority Business Resources Department (SMBR) Certification Division

for more information Call 512-974-7645

SMBR’s PLAN ROOM City of Austin Small & Minority Business Resources Plan Room is open for business weekdays from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

SMBR’s Plan Room provides free electronic access to the McGraw-Hill Dodge system of drawings and construction specifications for projects in 100 counties in South and Central Texas as well as hard copy plans and specifications from local, private, and public sector jobs that can be viewed onsite or copied for a minimal fee. For a list of the current avail-able Plans and Specifications, you can access it on our website at www.austintexas.gov/smbr or visi t this l ink https: data.austintexas.gov/Business/Construction-Plans-in-SMBR-s-Plan-Room/x442-h34c or for questions or to schedule a training as a first time user — please call Luke Luper Plans Room Coordinator at 512- 974-7733.

Note: Travis County and the Lower Colo-rado River Authority accepts MBE/WBE Certifications from the City of Austin and HUB Certification from the Texas State Comptroller of Public Accounts Statewide HUB Program. Capital Metropolitan Trans-portation Authority accepts DBE Certifica-tion from the City of Austin Small and Minority Business Resources Depart-ment.

2016 — Get MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB CERTIFIED! MBE/WBE/DBE/HUB Certifications do not guarantee your company a con-tract from the city, county, state, federal governments or the private sector. You still have to market your company to each individual entity you desire to do business with. To help you market your company to these entities, contact the following certifying agencies and get on their bidder’s list for construction and construction related opportunities: City of Austin MBE/WBE/DBE Certification Small & Minority Business Resources Dept. 4201 Ed Bluestein Blvd., Austin, Texas 78721 Contact: Elton Price, Manager, Certification Division 512-974-7645

South Central Texas Regional Certification Agency 301 South Frio, Suite 310, San Antonio, TX Contact: 210-227-4722

-State of Texas - Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Statewide HUB Program HUB Certification 1711 San Jacinto Blvd., Austin, TX Contact: 512-475-2414

Other Certifying Agencies that serves the State of Texas North Central Texas Regional Certification Agency 624 Six Flags Drive, Suite 216, Arlington, TX Contact: 817-640-0606 TXDot (Texas Department of Transportation) Diversity & Economic Opportunity Office 125 East 11th Street, Austin, TX 78701 Contact: 512-486-5501

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Project Name: (BMA) Remodel Second Floor Galleries Solicitation #: 16CSP036 Pre-Proposal Conf.: May 31, 2016 at 1:30 p.m. at 1301 E. Dean Keeton Road, FC1, Training Room 1.118C, Austin, Texas

General Construction Budget: $280,000.00 to $300,000.00 Envelopes No. 1 is due June 23, 2016 at 1:30 p.m.

Project Summary: Demolition, concrete, decorative formed metal, metal stud framing, carpen-try, hollow metal doors and frames, door hardware, gypsum board, stone flooring, wood flooring, interior stone paneling, interior painting, interior signage, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, lighting, fire alarm, fire sprinkler, and alarm system.