Contract AdminCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 12, 2026

Fort Bend County approved Change Order No. 1 to extend the contract time for the Construction of Kitty Hollow Dam Improvements and Park Trail project (Bid 26-016). Environmental Allies LLC remains the prime contractor on a 2390090 construction contract, with substantial completion now pushed from July 6, 2026 to August 7, 2026 due to 32 documented weather-related delay days between January 12 and May 31, 2026.Freese and Nichols, Inc. (FNI) reviewed the contractor’s delay documentation, reconciled the weather days, and recommended the 32‑day extension, which the County accepted with no change to contract price. This indicates the dam and park trail project is actively under construction and will be in the field through at least August 2026, creating potential needs for construction support services, materials, testing, and future park or drainage enhancements once the core work is complete.Vendors should position around support to Environmental Allies or Fort Bend County for construction-phase services, post-construction monitoring, park amenities, and follow‑on drainage or trail expansion work after substantial completion.

Change order is for time only, adding 32 calendar days due to rain and saturated-site conditions; no contract amount change. FNI is acting as construction manager/engineer for the County on this project.

Fort Bend County Mud 134FKitty Hollow Dam improvements and park trail construction delay extension

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