City of Houston Water Distribution Repair and Improvement Program RFQ-2026-0006
City of Houston city, City of Houston city, TX·City
- Reported Agency
- City of Houston
- Primary Contact
- Jed Greenfield · (832) 393-9126
- Scope Location
- Texas, TX
- Submission Address
- [email protected]
SUMMARY
The City of Houston is qualifying engineering firms for a multi-year initiative to rehabilitate aging water distribution infrastructure citywide using a PDCM delivery model. Submissions are due September 3, 2026.
REQUIRED STAFFING ROLES
professional engineering, program management, design, construction management
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How do I respond to this RFQ from City of Houston city?
Review the full solicitation document for submission requirements, evaluation criteria, and deadlines. The submission deadline is September 3, 2026. Submissions should be delivered to: [email protected]. For questions, contact Jed Greenfield.
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Is this solicitation still open for submissions?
Based on the posted deadline of September 3, 2026, this solicitation appears to still be accepting submissions. Deadlines may change through amendments or addenda, so always verify the current status directly with the issuing agency before preparing your response.
What documents are required to bid on this RFQ?
Requirements vary by solicitation, but common documents include a technical proposal, cost/price proposal, proof of insurance, relevant certifications, past performance references, and any forms specified in the solicitation. Additionally, proposals should address staffing requirements as outlined in the solicitation. Review the full document from City of Houston city for the complete list.
Can small businesses or minority-owned firms bid on this RFQ?
Most government agencies, including City of Houston city in TX, encourage participation from small businesses, minority-owned, women-owned, and disadvantaged business enterprises (MBE/WBE/DBE). Check the full solicitation for any small business participation goals.
What happens after the RFQ submission deadline?
After the deadline, the issuing agency reviews all submissions against the stated evaluation criteria. This typically includes a compliance check, technical evaluation, cost analysis, and may involve oral presentations with shortlisted vendors.
Can I ask questions about this solicitation before submitting?
Yes, most solicitations allow vendors to submit questions during a designated period. The primary contact is Jed Greenfield at (832) 393-9126. Questions and answers are typically shared with all prospective bidders.
What is the scope of this project?
This solicitation defines a specific project scope. The scope covers the following locations: Texas, TX. Review the full solicitation for detailed scope requirements.
What staffing is required for this project?
This solicitation outlines specific staffing requirements. The required roles include: professional engineering, program management, design, construction management. Proposers should demonstrate relevant qualifications and experience for each required role.
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