The Texas Facilities Commission is responsible for the comprehensive management, maintenance, and development of state-owned real estate and infrastructure. Its core mission focuses on ensuring the operational integrity and safety of government facilities through large-scale capital improvements, routine facility maintenance, and specialized remediation.
Texas Facilities Commission is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. It currently has 14 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
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The Texas Facilities Commission is responsible for the comprehensive management, maintenance, and development of state-owned real estate and infrastructure. Its core mission focuses on ensuring the operational integrity and safety of government facilities through large-scale capital improvements, ro...
The Texas Facilities Commission is responsible for the comprehensive management, maintenance, and development of state-owned real estate and infrastructure. Its core mission focuses on ensuring the operational integrity and safety of government facilities through large-scale capital improvements, routine facility maintenance, and specialized remediation. Strategic priorities include the modernization of critical building systems, environmental stewardship, and the execution of complex construction projects to support state operations.
Procurement patterns indicate a heavy reliance on specialized trade contractors for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems, alongside a consistent need for professional engineering and architectural services. The agency frequently procures general building construction and specialty trade services, complemented by ongoing operational support such as janitorial services, landscaping, and nonresidential building leases. Recent activity highlights a specific focus on disaster recovery and facility restoration, including water, smoke, and mold remediation.
The agency primarily targets vendors within the construction and professional services sectors, specifically those specializing in HVAC, electrical wiring, and engineering. There is a clear commitment to diversity and inclusion through the utilization of Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) set-asides and the procurement of HUB subcontracting compliance management services.
Based in Garland, Texas, the agency operates as part of the Texas State Departments. Its organizational scope encompasses a wide array of facility-related needs, utilizing a mix of prime contracts and subcontracts to execute its infrastructure mandates across the state.
Organizational divisions and offices within Texas Facilities Commission that manage their own procurement activities.
Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Texas Facilities Commission and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
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Recent Texas Facilities Commission Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by this agency, including active solicitations and recent awards.
