Congestion Management Plan 2026 Update
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- RFP-TRN25-19
- State
- Texas
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- NIGP codes
- 91892 Urban Planning Consulting
- 91894 Traffic Consulting
- 91896 Transportation Consulting
- 92561 Land Development And Planning/Engineering
- 92570 Municipal Engineering
- 92593 Traffic And Transportation Engineering
- 95877 Project Management Services
- 95890 Traffic Safety Program Management Services
- 96889 Traffic Studies And Analysis Services
- UNSPSC codes
- 81101523 Urban design and engineering service
- 81102202 Urban transport network
- 81102203 Inland waterways
- 80172104 Issues management and mitigation advisory service
- 93142000 Urban development
- 93142100 Regional development
- 81101522 Earthworks engineering
- 81101524 City development planning service
- 81141900 Manufacturing technology research and development services
- 80171701 Reputation management service
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- 80171700 Reputation and brand management services
- 81103100 Technology research and development service
- 80101606 Project monitoring and evaluation
- 78142200 Aviation-Related services and consultancy
- 81101525 Sediment control engineering
- 81102200 Transportation engineering
- 81102201 Traffic engineering
- 80101607 Project impact assessment
- 80171702 Brand promotion and management service
- 80172103 Change management communication and advisory service
- 81103101 Pilot plant/demo unit experimental installation
- 81141901 Product research and development service
- 81141902 Application or technology research and development service
- Point of contact
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- Sharon Everett sharon.everett@h-gac.com (713) 993-2494
Opportunity details come from txsmartbuy.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Houston-Galveston Area Council (H-GAC) is seeking proposals for the Congestion Management Plan 2026 Update, a comprehensive transportation planning initiative scheduled for procurement through their new electronic bidding system. This solicitation, posted on July 30, 2025, with proposals due by September 11, 2025, aims to develop an updated strategic approach to managing traffic congestion in the region. Potential vendors must register on H-GAC's OpenGov Procurement Portal at https://www.h-gac.com/procurement to access full solicitation details and submit their proposals. The procurement process is governed by strict communication guidelines that prohibit direct contact with H-GAC employees outside of the designated Solicitation Contact, ensuring a fair and competitive bidding environment. Vendors must adhere to specific protocols, including restrictions on communication periods and explicit prohibitions against offering gratuities or monetary incentives to influence the evaluation process.
While specific details about set-aside designations or organizational restrictions are not explicitly outlined in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be open to qualified vendors capable of delivering a comprehensive congestion management plan. The solicitation emphasizes a transparent and automated procurement process through the new OpenGov platform, which allows free vendor registration and electronic bid submission. Potential vendors should carefully review the full solicitation documents for any specific qualifications, technical requirements, or potential integration challenges with existing transportation infrastructure. The document suggests a commitment to a competitive and equitable procurement process, with potential consequences including submission rejection for vendors who do not comply with established guidelines. Interested parties are encouraged to thoroughly review the complete solicitation materials and register on the H-GAC Procurement Portal to ensure full access to all relevant information and requirements.
Files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| ESBD_440467_1753734585976_ESBD Invite Congestion.pdf |
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