Robinwood Reconstruction

After material exchange and approval, work has begun for the Robinwood Reconstruction project. Contractor is in the process of Mixing the cement stabilizer into the subgrade for Robinwood. Afterward yielding passing density reports the first lift of asphalt will be laid before Curb, Gutter, and Drive approaches work will begin.

The groundwork for the project has been temporarily paused as a result of a change order related to materials, necessitated by unforeseen site conditions.

Despite the pause in major groundwork activities, the contractor remains committed to ensuring the project site is safe and accessible. They will conduct on-site visits to perform necessary repairs and maintenance, ensuring that the surface remains traversable for both workers and any necessary equipment.

The City of Denton contractor is currently on site and actively engaged in the installation of curb and gutter systems, as well as drive approaches throughout the project area. In tandem with these efforts, milling and subgrade stabilization operations are progressing throughout Phase 2 of the project. Additionally, the project team is also focused on the removal and replacement of stormwater inlets.

Texasbit is scheduled to remobilize on January 6 to commence demolition work for the first phase and to prepare for the upcoming dirt work. Additionally, their subcontractors will begin work on the drainage section of phase 3 at the same time.

The Notice to Proceed has been issued, signaling the official start of the construction project. Work is scheduled to commence during the first week of December.

TexasBit is currently in the process of finalizing all necessary project submissions before initiating the project.

A preconstruction meeting has been held. The contractor is currently securing contracts with subcontractors. A Notice to Proceed will be issued once all internal requirements have been fulfilled

The contractor for the Robinwood Reconstruction project has been selected, marking a significant step forward. Before issuing the Notice to Proceed, the project must undergo a review and approval process with both the Public Utility Board (PUB) and the City Council. This step is crucial to ensure all regulatory and community considerations are addressed before formal project initiation.

The project is transitioning from bid evaluation to the final phases of contractor selection and contract execution. The evaluation of bids is complete, and the next steps involve selecting the most suitable contractor based on the evaluation results, finalizing and awarding the contract, and obtaining approvals from the Public Utility Board and City Council. Once these approvals are secured, the Notice to Proceed will be issued to the selected contractor, officially commencing the project. This process ensures that all necessary approvals and preparations are in place to facilitate a smooth start to the project.

The project has now entered the pre-bid/Bid phase. This step is crucial in the project development. It marks the transition from planning to the possibility of execution, where City approved potential contractors of service providers get the opportunity to propose their plans and costs to be evaluated for selection.