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Hurst awards $2.9 million Brown Trail improvement contract to McMahon

Hurst City Council · April 14, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized a $2,900,000 construction contract with McMahon (base $2,820,831.34 plus contingency) to improve Brown Trail from Queensway to Shady Lake Drive; staff coordinated timing with LD Bell High School and county bond support was noted.

Public Works described the Brown Trail construction-improvement project—covering Queensway north to Shady Lake Drive and sections adjacent to the LD Bell High School campus—and said the city received 10 bids. Robert Saceda said the schedule was coordinated with HEB ISD and the project timing was chosen to minimize school impacts; the contractor committed to repaving sections of Pleasant View damaged by project traffic when work is complete.

Council approved the construction contract with McMahon for $2,820,831.34 plus a contingency of $79,168.66 for a total authorization of $2,900,000 and a construction duration of 370 calendar days. Council members noted some funding will come from Tarrant County transportation bonds for Brown Trail and Pipeline Road sections.