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Pflugerville to bundle seven trail projects in FY26, seek one contractor for complex work
Summary
Staff said seven trail improvement projects for FY26 have completed surveys and environmental reviews; the city plans to bid the scope as a single contract to secure one contractor to deliver multiple complex trail projects (including pedestrian bridges and grading work).
Staff told the committee the city’s annual trail improvements program for FY26 includes seven projects that have completed surveying and environmental review and are approaching procurement. Because several of the projects are complex—requiring surveying, environmental mitigation and pedestrian-bridge work—staff said the city intends to bundle them and procure a single contractor to perform the scope, rather than contract each small project separately.
The presenter explained that bundling is intended to better manage complexity and ensure continuity across sites; staff also noted the Weiss Lane Collector connection will require grading adjustments and coordination with utilities. "We're actually going to bid this out as as 1 project and get 1 contractor that will work on all these projects," a staff presenter said. Staff will post project details and maps on the CIP dashboard for public tracking and will begin contractor solicitation in the coming months.
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