Site work for a development in Gilchrist, Texas. Completed plans call for site work for a one-story above grade development.

**As of January 16th, 2026, this project has not yet been awarded. A timeline for the award has not yet been established.** The restoration work involves constructing an island by mechanically dredging sediments from a designated adjacent borrow area, site access, and flotation channel, then mechanically placing the sediments into the designated restoration area footprint according to specified lines and grades. The island fill will be graded to provide upland nesting habitat transitioning to a beach shoreline. An alternative construction method, for potential cost savings, allows the island fill to be obtained from an approved offsite borrow source. The restoration aims to create approximately a 4-acre bird rookery island. QA date - 10-17-2025 2:00 PM All requests, questions, or other communications about this Solicitation must be made in writing to the GLO's Purchasing Department, addressed to the person listed below. Name: Linh Phan, CTCD, CTCM Address: 1700 N. Congress Ave., Austin, Texas 78701 Email: Linh.Phan@glo.texas.gov If you receive an "out of office" reply from the point-of-contact listed above, please forward your e-mail to the secondary point-of-contact listed below. Name: Sarah Bergmann, CTCD, CTCM Address: 1700 N. Congress Ave., Austin, Texas 78701 Email: Sarah.Bergmann@Glo.Texas.Gov The island restoration will be constructed by mechanically dredging adjacent bay bottom sediments from a designated adjacent borrow area/site access and flotation channel and then mechanically placing the sediments into the designated restoration area footprint to the specified lines and grades as shown on the Project Manual. The island fill will be graded to provide upland nesting habitat that transitions to a beach shoreline. For potential cost savings an alternate construction method, if selected: the island fill may be obtained from an approved offsite borrow source. Restoration of approximately 4-acre bird rookery