Opportunity
Lancaster Ionwave #2026-02
City of Lancaster Solicits City Attorney Legal Services
Posted
March 30, 2026
Respond By
May 11, 2026
Identifier
2026-02
NAICS
541110
The City of Lancaster, Texas is seeking qualified attorneys or law firms to provide contract City Attorney legal services for the municipality. - Government Buyer: - City of Lancaster, Texas (local government) - Services Requested: - City Attorney legal services, including: - Legal advisory to City Council and City Manager - Representation in litigation and legal proceedings - Municipal court prosecution - Review and drafting of contracts and legal instruments - Training on Texas Public Information Act and Open Meeting Act - Additional municipal legal services (e.g., municipal finance, personnel law, land use, code enforcement, economic development, risk management) - Requirements: - Minimum five years of experience providing legal services to Texas local government entities - Juris Doctorate from an ABA-accredited law school - Licensed to practice law in Texas and member in good standing with the State Bar of Texas - Ability to provide dedicated, on-site legal services - Compatibility with Microsoft Office systems - Submission of proof of professional licenses - Electronic submission of responses via the City's e-procurement system - Selection may be for an individual attorney or a law firm; the successful respondent will be the sole point of contact for contractual matters - Evaluation criteria include experience, qualifications, references, and innovation - Period of performance is one year, with up to four additional one-year renewal options
Description
The City of Lancaster is soliciting qualifications from qualified firms or individuals to provide contract City Attorney legal services. The contract term is one year with the option to renew for up to four additional one-year periods. The scope includes serving as legal advisor to the City Council and City Manager, representing the City in litigation, municipal court prosecution, contract review, and other legal duties as prescribed by the City Charter and ordinances. Respondents must have at least five years of experience providing legal services to local government entities and meet specific licensing and professional requirements.