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Fulshear council awards 4th Street downtown drainage contract to low bidder

Fulshear City Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Council approved agreement 2025-067 Nov. 18 to construct Downtown Eastside drainage and reconstruct 4th Street; staff reported Conrad Construction as the low bidder and estimated final completion at 330 calendar days.

Fulshear — The City Council approved a construction agreement on Nov. 18 to build the Downtown Eastside Drainage Improvements along 4th Street and reconstruct the street with concrete curb, gutter and 8-foot sidewalks.

City staff described the project as a priority from the city's drainage master plan and said the work includes a storm sewer system to convey drainage flows to the east-side tributary while rebuilding roadway and pedestrian facilities.

Staff said six bids were opened on Oct. 28 and reported a bid range in the packet from $2,325,848 to $3,608,067; the low bidder listed in staff materials was Conrad Construction with a low-bid figure reported in staff remarks as $2,000,003.25. Staff estimated final completion at about 330 calendar days.

Council action: a motion to approve agreement number 2025-067 was made, seconded and carried by voice vote at the Nov. 18 meeting.

What council asked: councilmembers asked how the low bid compared with the budget and whether leftover funds might be redeployed; staff said bid outcomes depend on competitive market conditions and that future recommendations about unused funds would be returned to council.

Administration and next steps: staff will finalize the agreement and oversee construction. The project is intended to reduce downtown flooding by routing flows to the east tributary and to add downtown pedestrian improvements.

All financial figures and schedule estimates are from the Nov. 18 staff presentation and council motion.