2026 STORM DRANAGE, FLOOD MANAGEMENT, AND EROSION CONTROL CONTRACTS
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The City of Dallas is seeking engineering services to develop construction plans and specifications for stormwater and flood protection projects under its 2026 Bond and Capital Improvement Programs, with work to be performed at various locations across the city. The contract solicitation, identified as CIZ-DWU-26 241E, was posted on July 16, 2026, and responses are due by August 21, 2026, with Tanzeem Abed, P.E., CFM, serving as the Project Manager overseeing the scope. The work includes comprehensive engineering design tasks necessary to support the city’s infrastructure resilience goals, particularly in addressing stormwater management and minimizing flood risks in vulnerable areas. All project activities will be carried out within the state of Texas, with no specific city or zip location designated for performance, indicating a citywide scope. The solicitation is managed by the City of Dallas through its Texas-based agency office, and inquiries or communications should be directed to Patricia Davis, the primary point of contact reachable via patricia.davis@dallas.gov. The opportunity is openly solicited with no set-aside designation, meaning all eligible vendors may respond without restrictions based on size, location, or ownership. Submissions must be made through the city’s online procurement portal, accessible via the provided UI link, and contractors are expected to demonstrate expertise in civil engineering, stormwater systems, and flood protection design to meet the city’s technical and regulatory requirements.
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