Texas DIR/ESBD #STC-27-001

Building F Renovation Architectural and Engineering Services

Spindletop Center is seeking a qualified Texas design team for the renovation of Building F in Beaumont. - Buyer: Spindletop Center; the full packet identifies the Director of Facilities. Anticipated funding is through a Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) grant. - Requested service: One integrated architectural and engineering assignment for an approximately 7,200-square-foot renovation, with evaluation and possible design of a kitchen and dining expansion. - Scope: Assess existing conditions, develop programming and feasibility plans, and coordinate architectural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, structural, civil, drainage, utility, and site design. Work also includes building systems, bathrooms, windows, fencing, security and safety improvements, permitting support, construction procurement assistance, construction administration, and closeout. - Intended use and notable requirements: Design is intended to support psychiatric residential youth treatment, mental health respite, and educational functions, subject to confirmation of the program and applicable approvals. The design must address behavioral-health safety, including anti-ligature and tamper-resistant features, observation, controlled access, and emergency egress. Texas licensure, relevant institutional or behavioral-health experience, multidisciplinary coordination, and cost estimates at design milestones are important requirements. - Budget and vendors: The stated construction budget is $2.5 million, excluding professional fees and other project costs. No product manufacturers or design firms are named in the materials.

Description

Spindletop Center is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified Texas architectural firms to lead architectural design and coordinate engineering services for renovation of Building F, including an anticipated kitchen/dining expansion. The work may include interior and exterior improvements, HVAC, electrical and plumbing upgrades, bathrooms, windows, fencing, security and safety improvements, and related site work. The design is intended to support psychiatric residential youth treatment, mental health respite, and educational functions, subject to confirmation of program and regulatory requirements. The RFQ states a $2,500,000 construction budget; professional fees and other project costs are separate.

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