Architectural & Engineering Services Existing ASC Compliance & Due Diligence
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 950-11-26-012
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- Jurisdictions
- NIGP codes
- 906 Architectural Services, Professional
- 907 Architectural And Engineering Services, Non-Professional
- 90714 Architectural Services, Non-Licensed (Not Otherwise Classified)
- 90740 Engineering Services, Non-Licensed (Not Otherwise Classified)
- 91107 C.i.p., Architectural/Engineering Services
- 91815 Architectural Consulting
- 91842 Engineering Consulting
- 925 Engineering Services, Professional
- 92537 Facilities Design Services, Engineering
- UNSPSC codes
- 81103300 Geomatics engineering
- 81103402 Front-end engineering design services
- 81103403 Detailed engineering services
- 81103405 Onshore engineering procurement and construction services
- 81103400 Engineering procurement and project management services
- 81103404 Offshore engineering procurement and construction services
- 81101515 Plant or facility infrastructure engineering
Opportunity details come from umcelpaso.bonfirehub.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
El Paso County Hospital District d/b/a University Medical Center is soliciting sealed statements of qualifications under an RFQ for architectural and engineering services, with submissions due November 20, 2026. Selection rests at UMC's sole discretion, based on its own judgment of which firm best meets its needs.
The Phase I scope is an existing ambulatory surgical center (ASC) assessment and regulatory due-diligence evaluation of the second floor of a medical office building in El Paso, Texas, including the base-building systems that support the ASC. The selected firm must evaluate physical conditions, infrastructure, and compliance with licensing, accreditation, building code, and life-safety requirements. The assessment must prioritize continued use of existing facilities and systems, identify the minimum modifications needed for regulatory compliance, and provide recommendations. Phase I aims to determine whether UMC can license, accredit, occupy, and operate the ASC substantially as configured. Design, regulatory approval, and construction administration services may follow for UMC-approved improvements, but only upon separate written authorization from UMC. The property location and building documentation will be disclosed only after award.
The jurisdictions listed are El Paso County and El Paso City.
Opportunity text
The purpose of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to solicit sealed statements of qualification from experienced firms to establish a contract for Architectural Services for El Paso County Hospital District d/b/a University Medical Center ("Hospital District, University Medical Center, Owner or Hospital"). The selection of the firm(s) will be at the sole discretion of University Medical Center and will be based on University Medical Center's sole opinion about which firm best meets the needs and requirements of University Medical Center. The objective of this RFQ is to select a qualified firm to evaluate the existing ASC's physical conditions, infrastructure, and compliance with applicable licensing, accreditation, building code, and life-safety requirements to determine its suitability for UMC's intended operations. The assessment shall prioritize the continued use of existing facilities and systems, identify minimum modifications necessary for regulatory compliance, and provide recommendations. The selected firm may also be authorized to provide subsequent design, regulatory approval, and construction administration services for UMC-approved improvements. Such services shall be performed only upon separate written authorization by UMC. The specific property location and available building documentation will be disclosed to the selected firm following award. The architectural and engineering services contemplated under this solicitation will perform an existing Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) assessment and regulatory due-diligence evaluation of the second floor of an existing medical office building in El Paso, Texas, with related base-building systems that support the ASC. The principal objective of Phase I is to determine whether UMC can license, accredit, occupy, and operate the existing ASC substantially as configured, while identifying the minimum physical corrections actually required. Phase II, if authorized, will address only Owner-approved verification, design, regulatory submission, and implementation activities arising from Phase I.
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