Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Comprehensive Land Use Plan Revisions / Unified Development Code Revisions / Economic Development Strategies

The City of Euless, Texas Department of Planning & Development is requesting qualifications from consultants to undertake a comprehensive planning process reviewing and updating the Comprehensive Land Use Plan, Unified Development Code, and developing Economic Development Strategies, with responses due June 19, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.

The scope includes data collection and analysis, citizen participation planning, and implementation planning; a general land use plan update; corridor plans for State Highway 10, South Industrial Boulevard, and North Main Street; site-specific recommendations for up to twenty properties; Unified Development Code diagnostic and revision; and economic development strategies to encourage targeted development in this built-out city. Respondents must submit a detailed citizen participation plan modeled on the consultant's previous successful planning efforts and provide three municipal references, preferably planning directors or equivalent officials. A signed Texas Conflict of Interest Questionnaire (Form CIQ) is required.

This is an RFQ stage; cost estimates will be submitted separately in a marked envelope and are not part of the initial evaluation. Proposals will be scored on a 100-point system: Cover Letter (10 points), References (20 points), and Qualifications addressing Previous Experience and Relation to Equating Success in Euless (35 points each). Responses must be submitted as five paper copies in sealed envelopes and an electronic searchable PDF version.

The City anticipates contract execution by August 2026 with work commencing in September 2026. The target adoption date for the Comprehensive Land Use Plan is December 2027 and for Unified Development Code revisions is May 2028. The City operates under a Council/Manager form of government with a small planning staff and limited capacity for day-to-day plan adoption assistance; the Planning and Zoning Commission will serve as the recommending body. The City reserves the right to reject all proposals, adjust work scope and costs, and conduct interviews with selected finalists either in-person or remotely for firms outside fifty miles of City Hall.