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Buda panel approves $2.37 million award for Middle Creek Drive reconstruction
Summary
The Buda Bonds Oversight Committee approved staff’s recommendation to award DNS Concrete Contractors LLC a $2,369,406 contract for the Middle Creek Drive full-reconstruction project; construction is expected to begin mid-January 2026 and take about six months.
The Buda Bonds Oversight Committee voted to approve staff’s recommendation to award DNS Concrete Contractors LLC a $2,369,406 contract for the Middle Creek Drive reconstruction project. Staff described the work as a full roadway reconstruction with a perforated underdrain and six temporary construction easements where grading changes are required.
Committee discussion emphasized the project timeline and scoring of the proposals. A staff presentation noted three proposals were received after an Oct. 16 bid opening and that the highest‑scoring proposer — DNS Concrete Contractors LLC — scored best on cost, relevant experience, references and HUB/DBE use. “Our staff recommendation is to award DNS Concrete Contractors LLC for $2,369,406 for the Mill Creek Drive project,” a committee member moved, and the motion passed on a voice vote.
Staff told the committee that construction is expected to begin in mid‑January 2026, after council award, and to last roughly six months. The presentation also noted the chosen proposal could allow roughly $800,000 to be returned to other bond projects if revisions are needed. The committee did not record individual roll-call votes in the transcript; the chair announced the motion approved and the item will be forwarded to city council for final award.
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