Texas DIR/ESBD #TAMUT-RFQ-2018_082026

Design-Build Services for Eagle Reserve Golf Course Renovation at Texas A&M University-Texarkana

Texas A&M University-Texarkana is seeking qualified design-build teams for a major renovation of the Eagle Reserve Golf Course adjacent to its campus. - Government Buyer: - Texas A&M University-Texarkana, part of the Texas A&M University System - Business Services Office, led by Assistant Vice President Kristen Tullos - Scope of Work: - Comprehensive renovation of the 18-hole Eagle Reserve Golf Course - Upgrades to playing conditions and course aesthetics - Expansion and technology integration for practice facilities - Clubhouse and facility improvements - Cart path, irrigation, and drainage system upgrades - Maintenance facility enhancements - Procurement Process: - Two-phase process: Phase 1 (qualifications), Phase 2 (detailed proposals from shortlisted firms) - Respondents must include a Texas-licensed architect/engineer, a general contractor with golf course experience, and a golf course architect/designer - Unique Requirements: - Dual CTCD/CTCM certification - Demonstrated financial and bonding capacity - Insurance compliance - Conflict of interest disclosures - VetHUB Participation Plan to encourage use of Texas-certified veteran-owned businesses - No specific OEMs or vendors are named at this stage; solicitation is open to qualified design-build teams

Description

Texas A&M University-Texarkana (TAMUT) is soliciting qualifications from qualified Design-Build firms to design and construct renovations to the Eagle Reserve Golf Course, an 18-hole course located adjacent to the TAMUT campus in Texarkana, Texas. The project aims to revitalize and reinvest in the property to create a premier college amenity and regional golf destination while maintaining affordability and access for the local community and university stakeholders. The scope includes course renovation, practice facility improvements, clubhouse renovation, and infrastructure upgrades such as irrigation and drainage. This is a two-phase procurement process, with this phase focused on qualifications to shortlist firms for a subsequent detailed proposal phase.

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