Texas DIR/ESBD #SSC-CSP-2026-ETAMU

Demolition and Site Restoration of Berry Hall, Smith Hall, and Watson Building at Texas A&M University - Commerce, TX

Texas A&M University System is seeking competitive proposals for the demolition and site restoration of three major campus buildings in Commerce, TX. - Government Buyer: - Texas A&M University System - SSC Services for Education (project manager) - Key contacts: Jeff Zimmermann, Lashunda Watson, Porschia Dixon - Scope of Work: - Complete demolition of Berry Hall (approx. 63,167 sq ft), Smith Hall (approx. 81,192 sq ft), and Watson Building (approx. 20,393 sq ft) - Removal of all interior fixtures, HVAC systems, and designated concrete structures - Salvage and removal of identified items and materials - Capping and securing of water, wastewater, and gas utilities - Site restoration including backfilling, grading, topsoil application, and re-establishment of vegetative cover - Protection of existing parking lot lighting for later reconnection - Products/Services Requested: - Demolition services for each building - Site restoration services - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Mandatory subcontracting plan if applicable - Detailed project documents available online - No specific OEMs or vendors named; open to qualified demolition and site restoration contractors - No administrative or procedural details included in requirements

Description

The Texas A&M University System is soliciting competitive sealed proposals for the demolition, salvage of identified items and materials, and removal of resulting rubbish and debris at Berry Hall, Smith Hall, and Watson Building located in Commerce, TX. The project includes complete demolition of the buildings, site preparation, removal of designated concrete structures, capping and securing of utilities, and site restoration through backfilling, grading, topsoil application, and re-establishment of vegetative cover. Existing parking lot lighting is to be protected for reconnection to electrical service by others after demolition. The solicitation includes a pre-proposal meeting and detailed project documents are available online.

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