Fence Repair Services at Kerr Wildlife Management Area

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is issuing an Invitation for Bid to establish a blanket contract for fence repair services at the Kerr Wildlife Management Area (KWMA) in Kerr County, Texas. The initial scope covers approximately 3,900 ft of four‑strand barbed‑wire fencing, including demolition of existing fence, installation of new posts, wire, and three 14‑ft gates. TPWD will supply all fencing materials; the contractor must provide labor, equipment, and perform site‑specific work such as concrete footings, brace installation, and vegetation clearance. The contract term runs from award through August 31 2028 with possible one‑year extensions, and work must be completed for the initial phase by August 31 2027. A mandatory site‑visit is required September 15‑17 2026. The estimated contract value is $150,000. • Location: Kerr Wildlife Management Area, Kerr County, TX • Initial fence length: ~3,900 ft (four‑strand barbed‑wire) • Materials (pipe, T‑posts, barbed‑wire, gates, concrete, sand) provided by TPWD • Contractor responsibilities: labor, equipment, demolition, installation, site cleanup, safety compliance • Contract period: award → Aug 31 2028 (possible 3 × 1‑yr renewals) • Mandatory pre‑bid site visit: Sep 15‑17 2026 (must attend) • Submission deadline: Sep 28 2026, 2:00 PM CST • Minimum experience: 3 years in fence construction/repair • Required certifications: HUB/VetHUB subcontracting plan, insurance limits as specified