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Council awards two CDBG flood‑mitigation construction contracts for Dry Creek projects
Summary
Council approved bid awards for two CDBG‑MIT Dry Creek projects: Sprint, Sand & Clay recommended for the Dry Creek Detention Pond project at a staff‑reported low bid of $5,887,935.70; Hurtado Construction Company recommended and approved as low bidder for the Dry Creek Channel improvements (contract amount in the record was unclear and is noted below). Both awards were included in the FY‑24 CIP and were authorized by council.
Rosenberg City Council approved two construction contract awards for federally funded Community Development Block Grant — Mitigation (CDBG‑MIT) projects aimed at flood and drainage mitigation in the Dry Creek watershed.
For the Dry Creek Detention Pond project (Activity 1B), staff recommended awarding Bid No. 2026‑5B to Sprint, Sand & Clay, LLC as the lowest responsive bidder; staff reported the bid at $5,887,935.70 with a 230‑calendar‑day construction term and recommended that the assistant city manager be authorized to negotiate and execute construction documents.
For the Dry Creek Channel Improvements (Activity 1A), staff recommended awarding Bid No. 2026‑13B to Hurtado Construction Company as the lowest bidder and presented a location map and scope overview. The council approved that award by roll call (motion passed 7‑0). The bid amount for Hurtado reported in the meeting packet read as a large numeric string that appears to be a transcription/packet formatting error in the record; staff recommended approval and the council adopted the resolution authorizing award and contract execution.
Both projects were presented as part of the city’s FY‑24 capital improvement plan and staff said the recommended contractors provided the lowest responsive bids according to the bid summaries. Council discussion focused on scope, schedule and coordination for hauling and site management during construction. Staff will return with final contract documents and a timeline for notice to proceed and mobilization.
