Construction Management Services for Marty Leonard Wetlands and Mary's Creek Indirect Water Reclamation

The Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) is requesting Statements of Qualifications from qualified firms to provide Construction Management and Resident Project Representative Services for the Marty Leonard Wetlands and Mary's Creek Indirect Water Reclamation projects, with SOQs due November 4, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. CT via the OpenGov Procurement Website.

TRWD prefers separate firms for each project but will consider awarding both to a single firm if teams are most qualified for each; TRWD also reserves the right to award portions of either project to the most qualified team. No pricing or fee information is permitted in the SOQ submittal; TRWD will negotiate project-specific fees and scope separately following firm selection.

The Marty Leonard Wetlands Program involves treatment of up to 150,799 acre-feet per year diverted from the Trinity River, including a Trinity River intake and pump station (176 MGD peak flow capacity), raw water conveyance pipelines, a treatment wetland complex covering approximately 2,525 acres, a relift intake/pump station, and conveyance pipeline to Cedar Creek Reservoir. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2028 and run until 2032, delivered in multiple competitive sealed proposal packages. The Mary's Creek Indirect Water Reclamation Project encompasses a channel dam across Mary's Creek, a 35 MGD intake pump station, approximately 19,000 feet of 42-inch diameter pipeline, modifications to the Eagle Mountain Outlet Structure, a second Eagle Mountain Balancing Reservoir cell with 120 MG storage capacity, and Phase 1 of a 96-inch parallel pipeline. Prospective vendors may recommend scope improvements in their project approach section.

Firms should emphasize relevant experience from the past five years with large-diameter water transmission pipelines, raw water intake and pump stations, constructed wetlands, phased construction projects, large-scale heavy civil earthwork, welded steel pipe and valve installation, river crossings, and urban construction. SOQ submissions must not exceed 20 pages plus up to 10 appendix sheets and include firm information and experience, key personnel resumes, project understanding, and approach narrative organized in five sections. The evaluation committee will score submissions on firm experience and references (20 points), key personnel experience and commitment (25 points), project understanding (25 points), and approach (30 points). TRWD may conduct interviews with up to three top-ranked firms or request a comprehensive scope and fee proposal directly from the highest-ranked firm without interviews. Firms must submit a completed Conflict of Interest Questionnaire and confirm insurance requirements and agreement terms; all questions must be submitted via the Procurement Website.