Trinity River Authority Procureware #PDCA_RFQ_FY_27/28

Trinity River Authority Seeks Consulting Firms for Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Services (FY 2027-2028)

The Trinity River Authority of Texas is seeking Statements of Qualifications from prime consulting firms for a two-year period to provide a wide range of professional engineering and consulting services for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. - Government Buyer: Trinity River Authority of Texas - Scope: Professional consulting services for capital improvement projects in water treatment, wastewater treatment, pipeline design, geotechnical engineering, and related specialties - 18 primary and 13 specialty categories, including water/wastewater treatment, pipeline rehabilitation, meter station construction, solids/liquids treatment expansions, odor control, and infrastructure upgrades - Specialties include materials testing, electrical instrumentation, regulatory consulting, and more - Process: Two-step selection—firms are first qualified by category, then invited to propose on specific projects as needed - Notable Requirements: - Only single firms (not teams) may submit - Firms may qualify for up to 12 categories - Compliance with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules is required - Registration in the ProcureWare system is mandatory - Detailed insurance and performance requirements apply - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, as this is for professional services - Anticipated projects include interceptor pipeline rehabilitation, meter station construction, treatment plant expansions, and infrastructure upgrades

Description

The Trinity River Authority of Texas is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) from interested prime consulting firms to provide professional consulting services across primary and specialty categories. The qualification term covers fiscal years 2027 and 2028, from December 1, 2026, to November 30, 2028. Qualified firms will be invited to submit proposals for specific capital improvement projects related to Planning, Design, and Construction Administration. This process complies with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules and involves a two-step qualification and proposal submission.

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