Hood County construction: bids, contractors and projects
TxDOT lettings, listed contractors and project news for Hood County, Texas, updated daily from public records.
Hood County is part of our Fort Worth District coverage area and falls under TxDOT Fort Worth District, headquartered in Fort Worth. The public records we draw on list 106 construction contractors with a Hood County address: 3 TxDOT-qualified bidders and 103 TDLR-licensed specialty contractors. The largest single group is TDLR Electrical Contractor (50). Most are based in Granbury, Tolar, Cresson.
TxDOT's statewide letting schedule has no Hood County proposals posted right now. TxDOT districts also hold their own local lettings for smaller contracts, so check the district page too.
Upcoming TxDOT lettings in Hood County
No upcoming statewide proposals are posted for Hood County. Get the daily brief to hear when one is.
Contractors based in Hood County
Texas has no statewide general contractor license. Counts combine TxDOT's public vendor list (firms qualified to bid TxDOT work) with TDLR's open license data for air conditioning, electrical, elevator, appliance installation, electrical sign and water well contractors with a Hood County address. Use them to find primes to team with or subs to price your bid.
- TDLR Electrical Contractor: 50
- TDLR Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Contractor: 47
- TDLR Water Well Driller/Pump Installer: 4
- TDLR Electrical Sign Contractor: 2
- TxDOT Prequalified Prime Contractor (Confidential Questionnaire): 2
- TxDOT Qualified Bidder (Bidder's Questionnaire): 1
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Hood County project news
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How to bid public work in Hood County
State highway work in Hood County is let by TxDOT. Most contracts go through the monthly statewide letting in Austin, and the Fort Worth District also holds local lettings for smaller jobs (district page). Primes must qualify with TxDOT before they can get a proposal, and subcontractors don't need TxDOT prequalification. See how to bid TxDOT contracts.
State agency and university solicitations over $25,000 are posted on the Electronic State Business Daily (see the ESBD and CMBL guide). County, city and school district projects are advertised on each government's own procurement portal. Before you bid, check which trade licenses apply (licensing guide) and your payment protections (lien and bond basics).
Statewide rules that apply here
Nearby counties
Fort Worth District region: Erath 路 Jack 路 Johnson 路 Palo Pinto 路 Parker 路 Somervell 路 Tarrant 路 Wise
Also in TxDOT District 2: (same as above)