RFQ 2026-Q04 Project Management Services Pool

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RFQ2026-Q04
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Texas
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Opportunity details come from txsmartbuy.com. Updated .

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Hays County, Texas is issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ 2026-Q04) to establish a Project Management Services Pool for county departments, elected officials, and the Commissioners Court. The procurement seeks qualified firms to provide comprehensive project management services across all project phases, including inception, feasibility, pre-construction, construction, and post-construction, with the explicit exclusion of road projects. Interested firms must demonstrate at least five years of project management experience and possess the capability to deliver efficient solutions while understanding local conditions. Key deliverables include schedule management, cost estimation, design review, contractor coordination, and ensuring compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. The RFQ requires firms to submit a detailed Firm Identification Packet containing extensive documentation about organizational capabilities, principal personnel, project history, and mandatory certifications. Proposals are due by December 4, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. local time, with an anticipated contract award in January/February 2026. The pool will have an optional annual opening and review, allowing selected firms to negotiate professional services agreements for specific projects as they arise.

The RFQ includes several set-aside and diversity considerations, emphasizing HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) participation and requiring vendors to comply with anti-discrimination policies. Current pre-qualified firms in the existing Project Management Services pool include AGCM, Freese & Nichols, JMT, Kitchell, Skanska, and The Broaddus Company. Vendors must meet specific state-level requirements, including House Bill 89 verification, Chapter 2274 certifications, and providing documentation from the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) to confirm active and unrestricted status. The solicitation includes mandatory certifications related to economic sanctions, telecommunications restrictions, and ethical standards, ensuring that firms are not debarred or suspended from government contracting. While the RFQ does not guarantee specific work volume, it creates a pool of competent firms that can be quickly engaged for various county projects, potentially including federally funded, state funded, and locally funded initiatives. Although no specific budget range is detailed, the procurement suggests a flexible approach to project management services with potential for multiple ongoing engagements.

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