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File #: 21-5423    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Proposals/Bids Status: Passed
File created: 10/4/2021 In control: Commissioners Court
On agenda: 10/12/2021 Final action: 10/12/2021
Title: Request for approval to reject the bids received for drainage and road improvements in the Tall Pines Addition Subdivision in Precinct 3 for the Office of the County Engineer, and that the project be readvertised at a later date with revised specifications (210268).
Attachments: 1. 21-5423 Rejection 210268.pdf
Department: Purchasing
Department Head/Elected Official:

Regular or Supplemental RCA: Regular RCA

Type of Request: Proposals/Bids

Project ID (if applicable): UPIN 19103MF16B01
Vendor/Entity Legal Name (if applicable): N/A
MWDBE Participation (if applicable): N/A

Request Summary (Agenda Caption):
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Request for approval to reject the bids received for drainage and road improvements in the Tall Pines Addition Subdivision in Precinct 3 for the Office of the County Engineer, and that the project be readvertised at a later date with revised specifications (210268).
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Background and Discussion:
This project is located in northwest Harris County in the Cypress Creek watershed. Tall Pines Addition consists of an open roadside drainage ditch system that drains through 4 outfalls into an existing HCFCD Channel K154-00-00 and eventually drains to Cypress Creek. The scope approved on Commissioners Court (January 7, 2020) consisted of re-evaluating the recommendations made during the planning study of this project. Ultimately it was recommended to replace and upsize the driveway culverts where required and regrade the roadside ditches to improve the drainage for localized flooding events in the neighborhood.

Expected Impact:
Once the construction is completed, there will be reduction in flood risk for the Tall Pines neighborhood. This project will be a step in the process to reduce the financial, physical, and emotional burden flood damage places on homeowners and will reduce the financial impact of recovery costs to the Tall Pines Addition subdivision homeowners, Harris County, and FEMA. The fiscal impact for this project will come from the 1080 Fund, Special Mobility Funding for the Recovery and Resiliency Division subdivision projects with the long-term goal of reducing drainage costs in the future.

Alternative Options:
N/A

Alignment with Goal(s):
_ Justice and Safety
_ Economic Opportunity
_ Housing
_ Public Health
_ Transportation
X Flooding
_ Env...

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