ITB - Rehabilitation of the Grayson/Baldree Community Center for Harris County Precinct 2

Harris County is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of the Grayson/Baldree Community Center through an Invitation to Bid (ITB) with the unique project identification number UPIN 24102MF39F01. The procurement is a construction project focusing on comprehensive renovation and rehabilitation of an existing community center facility. Interested contractors must carefully review the extensive documentation, including detailed specifications, drawings, general conditions, and various compliance requirements. The bid is due on January 5, 2026, with numerous mandatory submission components including a bid bond, workers' compensation documentation, safety record questionnaire, and tax residence certification. Key evaluation criteria appear to center on contractor qualifications, insurance compliance, safety record, and adherence to prevailing wage rates as outlined in the Q4 2025 Building Construction Prevailing Wage Rates document. Bidders must demonstrate technical capability, financial stability, and complete understanding of the project's scope, which involves extensive community center renovation work.

The contract opportunity includes specific Minority and Women-owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) participation requirements, with contractors required to complete the MWBE Utilization Plan Commitment Form and follow detailed MWBE trucking procedure compliance protocols. While a specific budget range is not explicitly stated, the comprehensive documentation and extensive rehabilitation scope suggest a significant project investment. Potential bidders must meet stringent insurance requirements, including minimum insurance standards for construction projects, and comply with Harris County's minimum wage policy. The project appears to have additional restrictions around contractor safety, including specific heat protection safety requirements and a comprehensive contractors safety record policy. Participation is likely open to qualified construction firms with demonstrated experience in public facility rehabilitation, strong safety records, and the ability to meet MWBE participation goals. The contract will require precise documentation, adherence to local regulations, and a commitment to high-quality community center renovation.