Bridge repairs across Dallas from January 2027 through January 2030 would go to Ragle, Inc. under a contract the City Council is scheduled to consider Tuesday, Nov. 10, for no more than $16,618,890.83.
The North Richland Hills company submitted the lowest of three bids opened Aug. 28, according to the agenda information sheet from the Department of Transportation and Public Works. A & B Construction, LLC bid $17,743,103.83 and Gibson & Associates, Inc. bid $19,953,956.47.
The work
The contract is the city's 36-month bridge maintenance, repair and improvement program for fiscal years 2027 through 2029. Its scope includes:
- Full- and partial-depth repairs to bridge decks, and full deck replacement
- Concrete structure repairs, guard fences and vehicle and pedestrian railings
- Resetting and replacing bearings, and retrofits to the parts of bridges above and below the deck
- Foundation repairs, bank stabilization and stream channel work
- Scour countermeasures
The city's existing on-call contract for public bridge maintenance expires Sept. 30, 2027, the agenda item says.
Paying for it
The money would come from the Street and Alley Improvement Fund, subject to the council's yearly budget decisions: $4.7 million in fiscal 2027, $5,910,601.50 in fiscal 2028 and $6,008,289.33 in later years.
