The Texas Workforce Commission focuses on enhancing workforce development, vocational rehabilitation, and employment services. Its strategic priorities center on professional development training, vocational rehabilitation services, and the coordination of specialized programs such as Project SEARCH and teacher externships.
Texas Workforce Commission is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Texas Workforce Commission has obligated $9,193,907, issued 19 awards, and worked with 19 contractors. It currently has 67 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
AI Mission Profile
The Texas Workforce Commission focuses on enhancing workforce development, vocational rehabilitation, and employment services. Its strategic priorities center on professional development training, vocational rehabilitation services, and the coordination of specialized programs such as Project SEARCH...
The Texas Workforce Commission focuses on enhancing workforce development, vocational rehabilitation, and employment services. Its strategic priorities center on professional development training, vocational rehabilitation services, and the coordination of specialized programs such as Project SEARCH and teacher externships. The agency emphasizes stakeholder outreach, employer engagement, and the creation of educational curricula to bridge the gap between training and employment.
Procurement patterns indicate a heavy reliance on professional services, specifically administrative and general management consulting, as well as professional development training. The agency frequently procures technical infrastructure, including computer systems design and web hosting, alongside facility maintenance services such as HVAC, electrical, and roofing work. Recent activity shows a mix of solicitations and subcontracts for data management, financial administration, and specialized educational coordination.
The agency primarily targets NAICS codes related to management consulting, professional training, and vocational rehabilitation. There is a documented preference for Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) set-asides, reflecting a commitment to vendor diversity.
Based in Austin, Texas, the agency operates as a state-level entity within the Texas government. Its procurement scope ranges from large-scale facility infrastructure and IT modernization to niche educational and vocational service contracts.
Recent Texas Workforce Commission Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by Texas Workforce Commission, including active solicitations and recent awards.
Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Texas Workforce 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 Workforce Commission Contracts
The latest contract opportunities posted by this agency, including active solicitations and recent awards.
