Dallas opens bids for construction and procurement projects on June 27, 2025

As the afternoon sun streamed through the windows of Dallas City Hall, officials gathered for a pivotal moment in the city’s infrastructure and community support efforts. On June 27, 2025, the City of Dallas held a bid opening that showcased a range of construction and procurement projects aimed at enhancing the city’s services and addressing pressing needs.

The meeting kicked off with two significant construction requests. The first, focused on the replacement of water and wastewater mains, drew bids from several companies. Cameo Construction LP led the pack with a bid of $14,467,723, followed closely by Ashata Concrete Company at $14,708,060. Other contenders included Douglas Daily Construction, John Burns Construction, and Omega Contracting LLC, with bids ranging from approximately $15 million to nearly $19 million.

The second construction request aimed at storm drainage improvements and paving enhancements also attracted competitive bids. Cameo Construction LP again stood out with a bid of $13,781,167, while Apple Payment Services LLC and SBY Construction Company Incorporated submitted bids of $16,229,840.40 and $14,175,210.31, respectively.

In addition to construction projects, the meeting addressed vital procurement requests. The first involved liquid sodium hypochlorite, essential for water treatment, with submissions from Petrochemical Company, LLC, and PVS Mini Bulk Incorporated. Another procurement request focused on tapping machines and water plug meters, with bids from CoraMain LP, Ferguson Water Works, and McGard LLC.

Perhaps most notably, the meeting included a proposal for a youth homelessness and housing services program, which attracted a diverse group of organizations dedicated to tackling this critical issue. Among the bidders were After 8 to Educate, the Betty Walker Waits Foundation, and the Bridge Homeless Recovery Center, highlighting the city’s commitment to addressing homelessness through collaborative efforts.

As the meeting concluded, attendees were reminded that the details of the bid opening would be available online, ensuring transparency and public engagement in the city’s decision-making processes. This gathering not only marked a step forward in infrastructure development but also underscored Dallas's dedication to fostering community support and resilience.