Opportunity
Port of Houston #1223674
Port of Houston Authority seeks engineering consulting for marine asset corrosion assessment (FICAP 2026)
Posted
August 12, 2026
Respond By
August 26, 2026
Identifier
1223674
NAICS
541330
The Port of Houston Authority (PHA) is seeking professional engineering consulting services for a comprehensive corrosion assessment of marine assets as part of its Facility Inspection and Condition Assessment Program (FICAP). - Government Buyer: - Port of Houston Authority (PHA), Project & Construction Management Office - Scope of Services: - Facility inspection and condition assessment focused on corrosion for marine assets - Assets include Turning Basin Terminal City Dock 9, Wharf 21, JacintoPort Wharf 5, and Barbours Cut Terminal Wharf 8 - Services include: - On-site inspections and corrosion characterization - Verification of cathodic protection systems - Underwater inspection expertise required - Data integration into PHA's asset management and GIS systems - Reporting and recommendations for maintenance and capital planning - Notable Requirements: - Firm must be a registered professional engineering company with demonstrated expertise in corrosion and cathodic protection - Compliance with Harris County prevailing wage rates - Submission of statutory performance and payment bonds - Completion of conflict of interest and safety record forms - Evaluation criteria prioritize service quality, reputation, and performance plan - No specific OEMs or product part numbers are mentioned; focus is on specialized engineering services
Description
The Port of Houston Authority is seeking professional engineering consulting services to continue its Facility Inspection and Condition Assessment Program (FICAP) focused on corrosion of marine assets. The project involves assessing corrosion on four assets located at Turning Basin Terminal, Care Terminal, and Barbours Cut Terminal to develop baseline condition data. The contract is expected to be completed within 180 calendar days from the Notice to Proceed. Evaluation criteria include the reputation and quality of services (65%) and performance plan and other benefits (35%).