RFQ for Design-Build – BHCC & SDCC Roof Replacement & Water Infiltration Mitigation

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

FOR

A DESIGN-BUILD CONTRACT

FOR

ROOF REPLACEMENT & WATER INFILTRATION MITIGATION

AT

BATH HOUSE CULTURAL CENTER (BHCC) & SOUTH DALLAS

CULTURAL CENTER (SDCC)

CIZ26-BCM-3223

ADVERTISEMENT DATE : February 18, 2026

SUBMITTAL DEADLINE : March 20, 2026, at 1:00 PM

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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS

Roof Replacement & Water Infiltration Mitigation – Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) & South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC)

I. DEFINITIONS

As used in this Request for Qualifications (RFQ), the following terms will have the meanings set forth below:

• “Design‐Build Firm” under Subchapter G of the Texas Government

Code, (Section 2269.304) as amended, must be a sole proprietorship, a partnership, corporation, or other legal entity or team that includes an engineer or architect, and builder qualified to engage in building construction in Texas.

• “Design‐Build Contract” a single project delivery contract with a design‐ build firm, the legal entity for the complete design and construction of a facility.

• “Owner” is the City of Dallas, represented by the Office of Bond and Construction Management.

II. GENERAL INFORMATION

The City of Dallas (Owner), through its Office of Bond and Construction Management is soliciting Qualification Statements from registered City of Dallas vendors to provide architectural, engineering, and related professional consulting services for Roof Replacement and Water Infiltration Mitigation at the Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) and South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC).

Upon issuance of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ), the Office of Bond and Construction Management reserves the right to amend, waive any requirement or irregularity, request modifications to the submittals, and even reject any or all qualifications statements for any reason, provided all Respondents are treated uniformly.

All submitted responses to this RFQ will be reviewed, evaluated, and ranked by an Evaluation Committee, to determine a short-list of design‐build entities for this contract. A Request for Proposal will then be issued to short-list Candidates during the second phase of this selection process, inviting them to submit Proposals in response to the Owner’s planned scope of work.

City of Dallas Contact Information: Inquiries regarding submittal requirements for this RFQ should be submitted online via Bonfire https://dallascityhall.bonfirehub.com/portal. Responses to submitted questions https://dallascityhall.bonfirehub.com/portal will be posted on the Bonfire site for this solicitation.

Pre-Submittal Meeting: A virtual Pre-Submittal meeting will be held Thursday, February 26, 2026, at 11:00 AM. This meeting is for general information concerning the planned scope of services for this contract. Attendance is encouraged although not mandatory. Respondents may submit questions via Bonfire website until Thursday, March 12, 2026, at 4:00 PM.

The virtual Pre-Submittal Meeting via Microsoft Teams can be accessed using the following link:

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An Addendum will be issued via Bonfire on Tuesday March 17, 2026, by 5 PM which, will include an attendance list from the Pre-Submittal Meeting as well as responses to questions received from Respondents for this solicitation, prior to the cut-off deadline for questions.

Respondents interested in this solicitation, who are not registered as a vendor with the City of Dallas, are requested to complete the Registration process online, prior to the Submittal Deadline Date at: City of Dallas Bonfire Vendor Registration Process. In the Vendor Profile Section, include Commodity Codes for all services offered by the Respondent.

RFQ Submittal Deadline: Qualifications Statements are due Friday, March 20, 2026, by 1:00 PM to the City of Dallas Bonfire website at:

https://dallascityhall.bonfirehub.com/portal. The City of Dallas will not accept electronic submittals transmitted via e-mail, or any other means in response to this RFQ.

The City of Dallas reserves its option to make no selection of short-list Candidates for this Design contract based upon submittals received in response to this Request For Qualifications and reserves its option to make no contract award as a result of this selection process.

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III. THE PROJECT

As approved by voters in the 2024 Bond Program, the City of Dallas through its Office of Bond and Construction Management (BCM) has established an estimated budget of $3,000,000.00 for Roof Replacement and Water Infiltration Mitigation at the Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) and the South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC). In addition, Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems may be designed and installed on the new roofs, pending budgetary constraints. Roof Replacement and Water Infiltration Mitigation will be referred to throughout this RFQ as the “Project”. It is the intent of the City of Dallas to award these two buildings as one Design-Build Contract.

This Request For Qualifications (RFQ) provides information for interested parties to prepare and submit Qualifications Statements for consideration by the City of Dallas, pursuant to Section 2269 of the Texas Local Government Code.

The planned Scope of Services includes preparation for design and preconstruction services, an early construction package, and architectural and engineering services for design and construction of capital improvement upgrades; and submittal of a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) to be followed by upon completion of Design Development.

All Design‐Build team’s will be required to post a Proposal Bond in the amount of 5% of the construction budget amount excluding the design portion upon execution of the contract and remains in place until the submittal of the GMP.

Upon acceptance of the GMP, the selected firm shall provide payment and performance bonds prior to issuance of the Notice To Proceed for construction.

IV. SCOPE OF SERVICES

The planned Scope of Services includes, but are not limited to the following:

• Architecture

• Engineering

• Building Envelope consultant

• Cost Estimating

• Construction – including Building Permit Application and permit approval process

• Construction Administration

The Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC), located at 501 E. Lawther Dr. Dallas, Texas 75218, is situated on the eastern shore of White Rock Lake, and one of six cultural centers and venues managed by the Office of Arts (OAC) for the City of Dallas. Built in 1930, the “Old Bath House” was one of the first uses of Art

Deco architecture in the southwest. The BHCC was in use for over two decades when it was forced to close in 1953 when swimming in White Rock Lake was discontinued. The building was vacant until 1978 when the City of Dallas announced plans to restore the building. In August of 1981, the citizens of East Dallas celebrated the opening of the City’s first neighborhood cultural center.

The BHCC was designated a Landmark facility by the City’s Landmark Commission (LMC).

Bath House Cultural Center roof description: The primary roof is a flat roof system consisting of mineral-surfaced cap sheet over a multi-ply bituminous built-up membrane. The roof membrane turns up at parapet walls around the perimeter of the building and terminates at the sheet metal copings. The roofs have sheet metal flashing elements.

There are four curb mounted skylights on low height curbs. There are several pieces of HVAC equipment that are mounted on high curbs (8” or higher). Wire, conduit, condensation drain lines, and associated supports are present on the roof.

Stormwater drainage is provided by four roof drains located at each corner and roof scuppers provide overflow drainage that discharge via downspouts to adjacent paved and landscaped areas.

Bath House Cultural Center observed conditions: The roofing membrane and transition components are estimated to be over 30 years old and exhibit signs of advanced deterioration, including cracking, blistering, degranulation, ponding water, and seam failures. Metal coping joints on the parapet wall have deteriorated and allow water into roof structure. Roof drain assemblies and plumbing are presumed to be in poor condition (Attachment L).

The South Dallas Cultural Center, located at 3400 S Fitzhugh, Dallas Texas, 75210, opened in 1986 as 24,000 square-foot facility situated across from Fair Park. Originally constructed as recreation center, the City of Dallas repurposed the building into a dedicated, multi-disciplinary arts facility. In 2007, the Center’s facility received a total renovation and expansion adding 10,000 square feet, which added a 110-seat black box theater, a multi-arts studio, and a full-service audio recording studio.

South Dallas Cultural Center roof description: The primary section of the roof is a modified bitumen roofing system. An annex portion of the building utilizes an approximate 3000 S.F. curved standing seam metal roof, with smaller wing roof sections with modified bitumen roof system. A small 410 S.F. section of the building has an R-Panel style roof. Modified bitumen membrane turns up at parapet walls and terminates at sheet metal coping. Some sections of the building utilize stucco covered metal coping at parapet walls. Most of the perimeter edge walls use a canted roof edge fascia design.

HVAC and other ventilation equipment are on mechanical curbs of various heights, with varying modified bitumen and sheet metal flashings. Various types of equipment are present on the roof, including, but not limited to HVAC ducting, condensate drain lines, and conduit. Stormwater drainage is managed by a series of roof drains located in various sections of the roof.

South Dallas Cultural Center roof observed conditions: The modified bitumen roof system is estimated to be over 15 years old and exhibits signs of moderate deterioration, including cracking, blistering, ponding water, and seam failures. Overflow drains are not present in the main section of the building.

Condensate drain lines, conduit, and associated supports need to be addressed as they are in deteriorated condition (Attachment M).

The project scope includes a comprehensive evaluation and testing of the existing roof systems, drainage conditions, rooftop penetrations and transition components to determine the best value scope of work to achieve priority needs within budget. The design will assess suitable roofing and building envelope repair and/or replace methods, such as roof repair, recover, or replacement.

Recommend a roofing system that provides a minimum 20-year service life or manufacturer’s warranty, achieves a high Solar Reflective Index (SRI), and addresses existing water infiltration and drainage deficiencies through improved detailing, flashing, and roof slope management.

Respondents submitting Qualifications Statements must demonstrate relevant and a high level of experience in Design, Renovation and Construction of similar Cultural Arts Facilities. Respondents should acknowledge all fees and permit costs related to design and construction scope of services will be the responsibility of the Design-Build team. Please note that the BHCC is designated as a Dallas Landmark facility and the Design-Build team is responsible for any and all requirements and fees associated with review and approval by the Landmark Commission.

Third-party services for Geo-Technical investigation and recommendations report will be provided by Owner for the BHCC and SDCC.

This project is being implemented to address identified actions in the Comprehensive Environmental & Climate Action Plan (CECAP) that was adopted by the City of Dallas in May 2020. The CECAP aims to mitigate climate change impacts by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing resilience to extreme weather events, and promoting sustainability throughout the city.

Unanimously approved by City Council in 2020, the CECAP provides for a comprehensive roadmap for improving quality of life, reducing emissions, and preparing for climate impacts. Like many other U.S. cities, Dallas recognizes the potential risks associated with climate change and, adopted the CECAP to meet the goals of the 2017 Paris Climate Agreement. Developed to incorporate mitigation, adaptation and environmental quality efforts based on equity principles, the CECAP includes 97 actions in eight different focus areas, including 11 actions related to Energy. All the actions within the CECAP were screened for the potential to provide multiple co-benefits including, but not limited to, job training, local employment, energy efficiency, reduced emissions, and equity.

The project is determined to be consistent with the CECAP energy sector goals that seek to maintain a high degree of reliability during extreme weather events;

encourage investment in, and greater use of, renewable energy; and ensure affordable access to renewable electricity. Other related goals in the CECAP include energy-related work force development and local job generation.

Utilization of energy saving material and means used to meet sustainable concepts

V. CONSULTANT SELECTION PROCESS

This consultant selection process will consist of two phases:

1) Evaluation of Qualifications Statements submitted in response to this RFQ solicitation will be evaluated and ranked to determine a short-list of ‘well-qualified’ Candidates, by an Evaluation Committee comprised of City according to criteria outlined in Section V of this RFQ.

2) Request For Proposal (RFP) will be issued to the short-listed Candidates.

This Scope of Services Proposal will provide Candidates an opportunity to submit information specific to the planned project scope. Submitted Proposals will be evaluated according to criteria established in the RFP document. The highest ranked Candidate will then be invited to submit a fee proposal for a design services contract.

Acceptance of Evaluation Methodology: By submitting a Qualifications Statement in response to this RFQ, each Respondent accepts the City of Dallas evaluation process for selection of professional services outlined in this document, and in doing so, acknowledges and accepts the evaluation process by members of the Evaluation Committee may involve subjective judgments.

Public Information: All information, documentation, and other materials submitted in response to this solicitation are considered non-confidential and/or non-proprietary and are therefore subject to public disclosure under the Texas Public Information Act.

Upon issuance of this RFQ, the Office of Bond and Construction Management reserves the right to amend provisions of this document, waive any requirement or irregularity, request modifications to the submittals, and even reject any or all qualifications statements, for any reason, provided all candidates are treated uniformly.

VI. EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

Respondents are advised to carefully review information concerning evaluation criteria for the Qualifications Statement and submit complete responses to all requested information in this section, to be formatted as directed in Section VII.

Qualifications should be presented simply and economically, providing a concise description of the Respondent's ability. Emphasis shall be on completeness, clarity of content, and responsiveness to stated requirements:

Criteria One: Respondent's Statement of Qualifications (Pass/ Fail)

a. On letterhead, provide a signed Statement of Availability, committing the

Respondent’s resources, its principal(s), executives, and all assigned team members to undertake this project if the Respondent is recommended for a contract award. This statement should be signed by a managing partner, or owner of the firm.

FAILURE TO SIGN THE COMMITMENT STATEMENT WILL RESULT IN

REJECTION OF THE SUBMITTAL.

b. Refer to Acknowledgements in Section X. Signature of the Respondent’s Qualifications Statement is required as a condition for evaluation of the RFQ submittal.

c. Qualifications Statement ‐ Provide the following information:

• Legal name of Respondent

• Date of formation and if applicable, dates of all subsequent changes in the legal name of the company

• Date of opening primary home office, and opening date of Dallas branch office (if applicable)

• Current address of primary and branch office(s)

• Identify locations of office(s) which will be providing services for this project.

• If Respondent is not located in Dallas, describe proposed means to achieve a Dallas presence.

• Respondent's primary contact representative with direct telephone number and e‐mail address

• Principal architect who will oversee design phase of the project, with direct telephone number, e‐mail address and Principal’s TBAE registration number.

• Identify Respondent’s legal business structure (Sole Proprietor, Partnership, Corporation, Joint Venture, etc.) which is organized under the laws of the State of ( ).

• Identify Respondent's ID registration number with the City of Dallas

• Include Signature by a managing partner, or owner attesting all information above is correct.

• Names and resumes of key personnel proposed for the project team, including duration of tenure. Include a summary of duties and responsibilities for individuals proposed for project team.

d. Identify time commitment percentage for each project team member, according to project phase.

e. Describe Respondent's current staffing size by areas of expertise.

f. Provide Respondent's current workload and 12‐month projection, 12‐month workload forecast for proposed project team members and their capacity to perform services required for this project.

g. Complete the Conflict-of-Interest Questionnaire - which is available from Texas Ethics Commission website: www.ethics.state.tx.us › data › forms › conflict › CIQ

Criteria Two: Project Team Organization (40 points)

a. Prepare an organizational chart which identifies the Respondent's proposed Design team, including all sub‐consultants.

b. For each sub‐consultant, prepare a one‐page summary explaining why each sub‐ consultant was selected for the Design team.

c. List key personnel of sub‐consultant firms proposed for the Design team along with a one‐page resume describing the individual’s expertise and role for these projects.

d. Discuss Respondent's history of meeting milestone deadlines and project completion dates.

e. Discuss Respondent's history maintaining the Owner’s established budget.

f. Provide example of Respondent's responsiveness to Client and Stakeholders groups

Criteria Three: Project Experience (40 Points)

a. Provide an overview history of the Respondent’s experience.

b. Provide a summary of completed projects (within the past five years) and current projects underway. Specifically identify projects completed for City of Dallas, or other public and governmental agencies.

c. Provide up to three examples of roof replacement projects with similar scope and complexity illustrating the level of quality produced by the Respondent. Descriptions for each example should include:

• Program brief, concept statement or summary of design solution

• Services provided by Respondent

• Date of completion, or current project status

• Client name and knowledgeable representative of the client contact information

d. Provide up to three examples of water infiltration mitigation projects with similar scope and complexity illustrating the level of quality produced by the Respondent. Descriptions for each example should include:

• Program brief, concept statement or summary of design solution

• Services provided by Respondent

• Date of completion, or current project status

• Client name and knowledgeable representative of the client contact information

e. For each example of work provide the names of project team personnel, complete with years with firm:

• Partner, Executive, or Principal‐in‐Charge

• Project Architect

• Project Manager

• Project Estimator

• Construction Administrator

Criteria Four:

Ability to achieve Sustainability Goals (20 points)

The planned scope of this project includes implementation of specific actions to achieve goals identified in the Comprehensive Environmental & Climate Action Plan (CECAP) adopted by the City of Dallas in May 2020, which is intended to mitigate climate change impacts by reducing greenhouse gas emissions, enhancing resilience to extreme weather events, and promoting sustainability throughout the city. Unanimously approved by City Council in 2020, the CECAP provides for a comprehensive roadmap for improving quality of life, reducing emissions, and preparing for climate impacts. Like many other U.S. cities, Dallas recognizes the potential risks associated with climate change and, adopted the CECAP to meet the goals of the 2017 Paris Climate Agreement.

Developed to incorporate mitigation, adaptation and environmental quality efforts based on equity principles, the CECAP includes 97 actions in eight different focus areas, including 11 actions related to Energy. All the actions within the CECAP were screened for the potential to provide multiple co-benefits including, but not limited to, job training, local employment, energy efficiency, reduced emissions, and equity.

The project is determined to be consistent with the CECAP energy sector goals that seek to maintain a high degree of reliability during extreme weather events;

encourage investment in, and greater use of, renewable energy; and ensure affordable access to renewable electricity. Other related goals in the CECAP include energy-related work force development and local job generation.

Utilization of energy saving material and means used to meet sustainable concepts

a. Provide up to three examples of Energy Efficiency implementation measures at existing facilities and related Sustainability upgrades with similar scope and complexity illustrating the level of quality produced by the Respondent. Descriptions for each example should include:

• Program brief, concept statement or summary of design solution

• Services provided by Respondent

• Date of completion, or current project status

• Client name and knowledgeable representative of the client contact information

b. For each example of work provide the names of project team personnel, complete with years with firm:

• Partner, Executive, or Principal‐in‐Charge

• Project Architect

• Project Manager

• Project Estimator

• Construction Administrator

c. Discuss Respondent’s experience to provide Product-Specific Type III

Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), third-party verified in accordance with ISO 14025 and ISO 21930. The provided EPDs must demonstrate the Global Warming Potential (GWP) and life-cycle environmental impact of the materials to support the City’s sustainability goals with LEED Material and Resources credit requirements.

Summary of Evaluation Criteria:

Criteria One Respondent's Statement of Qualifications Pass/ Fail Criteria Two Respondent's Team Organization 40 points Criteria Three Project Experience 40 points Criteria Four

Respondent's Ability to Achieve Sustainability Goals

20 points

Maximum Total 100 Points

VII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED WITH STATEMENT OF

QUALIFICATIONS

a. Respondents are advised to review the example of the City of Dallas standard form Design-Build Contract Included as Attachment A(1) to this document. By submittal of a proposal to provide the services in response to this RFQ solicitation, the Respondent acknowledges their review of this example contract, confirms their acceptance of this contract form and willingness to execute this agreement without modification.

The Standard Specifications for the Contract described in the City of Dallas General Conditions for Building Construction are included as Attachment A(2) of this RFQ/RFP. Construction under this project may be required to comply with State of Texas construction standards. Final determination shall be provided to all proposals

b. The City of Dallas requires current professional liability insurance for firms with which it contracts. Please confirm Respondent's ability to satisfy coverage requirements if selected as delineated in Attachment B.

c. Complete OPS-FRM 240 as Attachment C(1) and OPS FRM-640 as Attachment C(2).

d. Identify any current claims or litigation by the Respondent members of the Respondent's team, including those executives who participated in past claims or litigation against the City of Dallas while with another company.

The Respondent's past relationship with the City will also be reviewed and considered.

e. Complete the Conflict-of-Interest Questionnaire – Attachment D which is available online from Texas Ethics Commission and submit with Respondent's RFQ submittal. It is incumbent upon a Respondent having employees with potential conflicts of interest to identify and resolve such conflict(s) prior to submittal of a Proposal. Failure to identify such conflicts may remove Respondent from further consideration.

f. Respondents are advised to review the Certificate of Interested Parties (Form 1295) – Attachment E although not required with the submittal response to this RFQ, the successful Respondent selected for this contract award must provide a completed Form 1295, which is generated and submitted electronically through the Texas Ethics Commission website at:

https://www.ethics.state.tx.us/filinginfo/1295/index.php#efa_collapse1

VIII. FORMAT FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS

The Submittal ‘cover’ shall identify the Project Name as Design-Build Contract for Roof Replacement and Water Infiltration Mitigation at the Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) and South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC), to be followed by name of the Respondent. The Submittal should include a cover letter followed by a Table of Contents with ‘divider sheets’ separating each of the Evaluation Criteria responses according to the sequence in Section VI of this RFQ. Responses to this RFQ shall be submitted electronically to Bonfire at https://dallascityhall.bonfirehub.com/portal.

IX. SCHEDULE OF SELECTION PROCESS

Issue Request For Qualifications February 18, 2026 Pre-Submittal Meeting February 26, 2026 RFQ Submittal deadline March 20, 2026 Issue Request For Proposals April 3, 2026 RFP Submittal deadline May 1, 2026 Notify recommended firm and begin Contract Negotiations

May 15, 2026

Council Award of Design/Build Contract August 12, 2026 Contract Execution and (Estimated) Notice To Proceed Date

September 2026

NOTE: Dates proposed in this RFQ are subject to changes, which will be notified to all interested Respondents via the Bonfire Portal.

X. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Respondent Acknowledgement of Prohibition on Contracts with Companies Boycotting Israel https://www.ethics.state.tx.us/filinginfo/1295/index.php#efa_collapse1

Effective September 1, 2017, Respondent acknowledges, in accordance with Chapter 2270 of the Texas Government Code, that Respondent does not boycott Israel and will not boycott Israel during the term of any contract with the City of Dallas to provide goods and services to the City. Respondent further acknowledges that this provision is hereby incorporated by reference, as if written word for word, into any subsequent contract entered into between City and Respondent for goods and services.

Respondent Acknowledgement of Prohibition on Contracts with Foreign Terrorist Organizations

Effective September 1, 2017, Respondent acknowledges, in accordance with Chapter 2252 of the Texas Government Code, that (a) Respondent does not engage in business with Iran, Sudan or any foreign terrorist organization and

(b) Respondent is not listed by the Texas Comptroller as a terrorist organization as defined by Chapter 2252 of the Texas Government Code. Respondent further acknowledges that this provision is hereby incorporated by reference, as if written word for word, into any subsequent contract entered into between City and Respondent for (1) professional or consulting services subject to the Professional Services Act - Chapter 2254 of the Texas Government Code, (2) general construction, (3) an improvement, (4) a service, (5) a public works project, or (6) for a purchase of supplies, materials or equipment.

Respondent Acknowledgement of Prohibition on Contracts with Companies that Discriminate against Firearm and Ammunition Industries

Effective September 1, 2021, Respondent acknowledges, in accordance with Chapter 2274 hereby represents that it (a) does not have a practice, policy, guidance, or directive that discriminates against a firearm entity or firearm trade association; and (b) will not discriminate during the term of the contract against a firearm entity or firearm trade association. As used in the immediately preceding sentence, “firearm entity” and firearm trade association” shall have the meanings given such terms in Section 2274.001, Texas Government Code.

Respondent Acknowledgement of Prohibition on Contracts with Companies Boycotting Certain Energy Companies

For Companies with 10 or more full-time employees and a value of $100,000 or more: Effective September 1, 2021, Respondent acknowledges, in accordance with Chapter 2274 of the Texas Government Code, that it (a) does not boycott energy companies; and (b) will not boycott energy companies during the term of the contract. As used in the preceding sentence, “boycott energy company” shall have the meanings given such terms in Section 2274.001, Texas Government Code.

FAILURE TO SIGN THE QUALIFICATIONS STATEMENT WILL RESULT

IN REJECTION OF YOUR SUBMITTAL

XI. ATTACHMENTS

Attachment A(1): Example – City of Dallas Design-Build Contract A(2): General Conditions Attachment B: Insurance Requirements* Attachment C(1): OPS Form 240* C(2): OPS Form 640* Attachment D: Conflict of Interest Questionnaire* Attachment E: Certificate of Interested Parties (Overview for Filing

Form1295) Attachment F: Texas House Bill 89 – Contracting with Entities That

Boycott Israel* Attachment G: Texas Senate Bill 252 – Contracting with Terrorist

Organization* Attachment H: Texas Senate Bill 13 – Contracting with Entities that

Boycott Energy Companies* Attachment I: Texas Senate Bill 13 – Boycotting against Firearm and

Ammunition Industries* Attachment J: City of Dallas Living Wage Affidavit Attachment K: Proposal Bond Example (provided for informational purposes only) Attachment L: Bath House Cultural Center (BHCC) Pictures Attachment M: South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC) Pictures

Important Notes:

*Not completing these forms may result in your proposal being considered “Non- Responsive”