Opportunity
City of Laredo Ionwave #RFQ FY26-ENG-54 Addendum 1
Floodplain, Hydraulic, and Regulatory Evaluation Services for Rio Grande Corridor – Laredo, TX
Posted
July 19, 2026
Respond By
September 03, 2026
Identifier
RFQ FY26-ENG-54 Addendum 1
NAICS
541330
This opportunity seeks qualified firms to provide professional consulting services for a floodplain, hydraulic, and regulatory evaluation along the Rio Grande corridor in Laredo, TX. - Government Buyer: - City of Laredo Engineering Department - Office: City Secretary's Office - Scope of Services: - Comprehensive evaluation of approximately 41 miles of the Rio Grande corridor - Includes engineering, hydrologic, hydraulic, geomorphologic, surveying, environmental coordination, and regulatory support - Tasks include hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, geomorphologic and geotechnical analyses, infrastructure assessment, regulatory coordination, public involvement, and final reporting - Requirements: - Leading firm must perform at least 80% of the work with its own workforce - Must be a registered vendor with the City of Laredo - No MWBE/DBE requirements - Budget and Duration: - Anticipated budget is $500,000, subject to city approval - Project expected to last a minimum of 2-3 years - No specific OEMs or vendors are mentioned, as this is a qualifications-based solicitation for professional services - No products or part numbers requested; focus is on consulting and technical services
Description
The City of Laredo is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from qualified firms to provide professional engineering, hydrologic, hydraulic, geomorphologic, surveying, environmental coordination, and regulatory support services. The scope involves evaluating floodplain conditions and potential impacts along approximately 41 miles of the Rio Grande corridor from the Colombia Solidarity International Bridge to the South Laredo City limits. The project includes survey and geotechnical efforts, hydrologic studies, and preparation of a final report and deliverables. The contract is expected to last a minimum of 2-3 years with a programmed budget of $500,000, subject to approval.