Collard Street Conceptual Design Engineering

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TR-RFP-2027-01
State
Texas
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The North Central Texas Council of Governments is requesting proposals for high-level, illustrative conceptual design plans for Collard Street from Lancaster Avenue to Avenue A near Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, with proposals due October 30, 2026.

The scope includes developing potential roadway reconfigurations that connect Collard Street south of Avenue A with the upcoming reconstruction of East Lancaster Avenue, facilitating a design charrette to gather stakeholder feedback on proposed improvements, and incorporating that feedback into the final conceptual design plans. The deliverable is a set of high-level illustrative conceptual design plans rather than detailed engineering or construction documents.

Proposers must complete and submit NCTCOG standard attestations addressing federal and state compliance requirements, including drug-free workplace certification, conflicts of interest, fair business practices, Texas corporate franchise tax status, lobbying restrictions, state clauses on boycotts and discrimination, and adherence to 2 CFR 200 uniform administrative requirements. Successful awardees must provide evidence of required insurance within ten working days of acceptance notification. The source does not specify contract value, contract term, evaluation criteria, a pre-bid meeting, or a questions-due date.

Opportunity text

The North Central Texas Council of Governments (NCTCOG) is requesting written proposals from qualified firms(s) to develop high-level, illustrative conceptual design plans for Collard Street from Lancaster Avenue to Avenue A near Texas Wesleyan University (TWU) in Fort Worth. The firm will be asked to illustrate potential roadway reconfigurations that allow for seamless connections from Collard Street south of Avenue A and the upcoming reconstruction of East Lancaster Avenue, facilitate a design charrette to gather stakeholder feedback on proposed improvements, and incorporate the feedback into the high-level conceptual design plans.

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NCTCOG Standard Attestations.pdf PDF

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