# Lancaster Ionwave #2026-19

Lancaster impact fee study updates and new drainage study

**Posted:** October 07, 2026
**Respond By:** November 11, 2026
**Identifier:** 2026-19
**NAICS:** 541330, 541620

The City of Lancaster, Texas, is seeking engineering consultants to update two impact fee studies and develop a new drainage impact fee study.
- Government buyer: City of Lancaster, Texas; no sub-agency or specific office is identified.
- Requested services:
  - Update the Roadway Impact Fee Study.
  - Update the Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Study.
  - Develop a new Drainage Impact Fee Study.
- Scope includes reviewing existing plans and ordinances and updating land use assumptions, capital improvement plans, fee schedules, reports, supporting documents, and draft ordinances. The work will use the City’s recently updated water, wastewater, and stormwater planning models.
- The consultant will interpret applicable Texas legislation and support meetings with City departments, the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee, and City Council, as well as public outreach.
- Key qualifications include Texas professional engineering licensure, at least five years of relevant Texas experience, three references for comparable Texas projects completed within the preceding ten years, and qualifications for proposed key personnel.
- Updated reports and ordinances are due within one year after Notice to Proceed. No specific start date, end date, or option periods are stated.
- No OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective consulting firms are named in the opportunity. No product part numbers or fixed service quantities are specified.

### Description

The City of Lancaster is seeking qualifications from professional engineering firms licensed in Texas to update its Roadway and Water and Wastewater Impact Fee Studies and develop a new Drainage Impact Fee Study. The selected firm will provide the engineering, analytical, design, and professional services needed to complete the studies and associated reports, land use assumptions, capital improvement plans, fee schedules, and draft ordinances. Work includes reviewing existing plans and ordinances, updating land use assumptions and capital improvement plans, interpreting applicable Texas legislation, and participating in City meetings and public outreach. Updated reports and ordinances are due within one year of the Notice to Proceed.

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