Electrical Contract

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Solicitation number
2026-08
State
Texas
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The City of University Park, Texas is requesting proposals for a standby contract providing post-disaster debris monitoring and consulting services, with proposals due October 14, 2026 at 10:00 AM and questions due September 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM.

This is a standby contract activated only upon occurrence of a qualifying disaster event or upon the City's determination that monitoring services are required — no guarantee of work or minimum compensation is expressed or implied. The selected firm will provide independent, third-party monitoring of debris removal operations to ensure compliance with FEMA and applicable federal, state, and local regulations, thereby maximizing the City's eligibility for disaster recovery reimbursement. Respondents must demonstrate comprehensive FEMA compliance knowledge, documented experience with municipal debris monitoring for comparable jurisdictions, and successful track records supporting clients through FEMA audits and appeals. Upon contract activation, the awardee must obtain payment and performance bonds worth 100 percent of the estimated contract price within ten business days and must maintain all required insurance throughout the contract term.

The contract term is one year with four optional annual renewals. Pricing must be submitted using unit-based rates covering field monitors, tower/site monitors, field supervisors, project managers, and administrative staff, plus time-and-materials rates for initial mobilization with a not-to-exceed ceiling and optional services pricing.

Respondents must provide a 24/7 contact number for activation and confirm ability to mobilize personnel and equipment within twelve hours of written notification. A public opening will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams immediately following the October 14 deadline. No pre-proposal meeting will be held and no bid bond is required.

Evaluation criteria: firm experience and qualifications in FEMA-compliant debris monitoring (30 points), technical approach and methodology (10 points), staffing plan and key personnel (15 points), mobilization and response capability (25 points), and pricing (20 points). City Council must approve all award recommendations.

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Update #3 · Latest ·

The City of Humble is requesting competitive sealed proposals to solicit statements of qualifications, technical approach and pricing from interested firms capable of providing electrical, mechanical and maintenance services for all of the City of Humble departments including the Water and Wastewater Operations Facilities based on a time and material basis. The contract term under consideration is for one year with two one-year extensions if approved by both parties.

Update #2 ·

The City of Jersey Village intends to establish a contractual relationship with one or more qualified contractors capable of responding safely and efficiently to utility infrastructure needs. This contract is intended to supplement City forces and provide additional resources when workload, emergency conditions, specialized equipment, or project needs exceed available City resources. The selected contractor shall provide emergency responses, scheduled repairs, maintenance support, and miscellaneous utility construction services as requested by the City.

Update #1 ·

The City of University Park (City) announces a Request for Proposals (RFP) for Standby Contract for Debris Monitoring Services.

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