Construction for Middle Creek Stream Stabilization *REBID*

Close: Feb 11, 2026

The City of Plymouth (MN) is soliciting bids for the Wood Creek Stabilization project to perform stream erosion control work including bank grading, minor sediment removal, and placement of boulders and other stream enhancements to reduce erosion impacting Medicine Lake. Bids are to be submitted electronically via QuestCDN (eBidDoc# 10032734) and a public bid opening will be held online; the bid deadline is 9:00 AM local time on February 11, 2026. Digital bidding documents are available from QuestCDN for a fee and paper sets may be viewed at Plymouth City Hall; the posting is an open construction solicitation (not a grant) and is active as of 2026-01-31.

Close: Feb 12, 2026

The City of Redlands Municipal Utilities and Engineering Department seeks bids for hillside stabilization and stairway improvements at the wastewater treatment plant. The work includes constructing retaining walls, drainage features such as v‑ditches, v‑drains, u‑ditches, grate inlets, a concrete block slough wall, a reinforced concrete stairway, and related landscaping and irrigation. A pre‑bid meeting is scheduled, and the project duration is 60 working days with an estimated bid value of $300,000 and a Class A license requirement.

Close: Feb 26, 2026

Work tasks will generally involve site access and staging; installation and removal of temporary erosion and sediment controls; excavation and grading to construct floodplain benches along an unnamed tributary to keeler bay (generally up to 25 feet wide) to improve floodplain access; instream excavation and shaping; installation of approximately four stone grade control structures to stabilize existing headcuts and tie into existing stream grade; backfilling and stabilization of eroding headcut areas with stone; protection of existing underground utilities including a septic force main; hauling, placement, and grading of excavated materials; stream channel stabilization and restoration; site stabilization including seeding, mulching, erosion control matting, and final grading; and restoration of pre-construction or improved conditions of all disturbed areas (see attachment a). Instream structures and grading may require field adjustments at the time of construction to reflect existing conditions.