Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Planet bids #816598

CapMetro Outside Legal Counsel for Transit-Oriented Development P3

CapMetro is seeking outside legal counsel for a transit-oriented development public-private partnership project at its Central Texas properties. - Government buyer: Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority (CapMetro), Procurement Department. - Project locations: Tech Ridge Park & Ride and Loyola Lane properties in Central Texas. - Services requested: - Task I: Entitlement and land-use readiness, including zoning strategy, community engagement, regulatory applications and approvals, and an entitlement roadmap. - Task II: Legal and procurement support for a developer Statement of Qualifications process, including solicitation materials, evaluation, and selection guidance. - Optional Task III: RFP, developer selection, negotiations, transaction and P3 agreement support, closing, and implementation. - Pricing: Offerors propose job classifications, hours, and fully burdened hourly rates. Estimated pass-through expense caps are $1,250 for Task I, $1,125 for Task II, and $625 for optional Task III ($3,000 total); these allowances are not the total contract value. Expenses are reimbursed without markup, and proposed rates include applicable costs. - Notable requirements: The project is federally grant-funded and must comply with applicable laws, including 2 CFR Part 200. Task III requires Board approval and a separate Notice to Proceed. - OEMs and vendors: No outside law firm, OEM, or other service vendor is named in the provided materials.

Description

CapMetro is requesting proposals from qualified law firms to provide legal services for the potential implementation of a transit-oriented development public-private partnership project at selected CapMetro properties in Central Texas. The scope includes entitlement and land use readiness support and delivery partner statement of qualifications support, with optional RFP and P3 contract implementation support. Services are wholly funded by federal grant funds and must comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws, including 2 CFR Part 200. Proposals are due electronically by December 9, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. Central Time.

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