CMI & services for drainage and paving rehabilitation projects # 1

Open State & local contract opportunity Posted

Solicitation number
PES-2026-0010
State
Texas
Responses due

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Opportunity details come from beaconbid.com. Updated .

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The City of Houston's Houston Public Works Department is requesting qualifications for construction management and inspection services for drainage and paving rehabilitation projects under a concurrent two-contract RFQ, with statements of qualifications due November 5, 2026. Respondents may submit qualifications for either or both contracts, but the City will award Contract 1 and Contract 2 to two different firms — a single respondent may be selected and awarded only one contract.

The scope covers comprehensive construction management and inspection services for drainage and paving rehabilitation projects. The projects are substantially similar across the two contracts.

Place of performance is Houston, Texas. The solicitation documents reference beaconbid.com for access to detailed scope, project specifications, contract terms, site-visit or pre-bid information, and other binding requirements. The attached sample contract and RFQ PDF files are inaccessible through the provided references and do not contain specific pricing, contract duration, renewal options, set-asides, or other salient details necessary to evaluate the opportunity fully.

Opportunity text

Description:The City of Houston's ("City") Houston Public Works ("HPW") Department is seeking a qualified consulting firm to provide comprehensive construction management and inspection services for drainage and paving rehabilitation projects. Multiple Solicitation Notice: This solicitation is one of two separate contract solicitations (Contract 1 and Contract 2) that the City intends to issue concurrently. While the projects are substantially similar, each solicitation will be evaluated and awarded independently. Respondents may submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) for either or both contracts; however, a Respondent may be selected for and awarded only one of the two contracts. The City intends to award Contract 1 and Contract 2 to two different firms and will not award both contracts to the same Respondent.

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