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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on May 12, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

3202700015 2027 Texas Conference for Employers

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3202700015State & Local

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The Texas Workforce Commission is soliciting proposals to provide lodging, food, and meeting space for five employer conferences scheduled across Texas in 2027, including three one-day events in San Antonio, Arlington, and Marble Falls, and one two-day event in Houston. Attendance is projected to range between 350 and 800 participants depending on the location, requiring approximately twenty sleeping rooms per event along with adequate conference and catering facilities. The solicitation, numbered 3202700015 and posted on May 12, 2026, with responses due by June 10, 2026, is administered through the TWC Procurement Portal, with no hard copies accepted. Proposals will be evaluated using a trade-off process, with the highest-weighted factors being Technical Approach at 45%, Cost/Price Reasonableness at 40%, and Past Performance, Qualifications, and Experience at 15%, ensuring selection of the vendor offering the best value to the state rather than necessarily the lowest price. The contract requires full compliance with Texas Government Code and 34 TAC regulations, and respondents must demonstrate financial solvency, a minimum of three years in business, and a valid VPTS score. Special requirements include mandatory insurance coverage for commercial general liability and automobile liability, with TWC named as an additional insured and a waiver of subrogation required. Respondents must disclose ownership structures, affiliations, joint ventures, and subcontractor roles to mitigate organizational conflicts of interest, and the primary contractor must perform the majority of the work. All intellectual property rights related to the proposal are waived, and respondents must indemnify TWC against any third-party IP claims. Financial soundness is confirmed through a required Financial Questionnaire, and failures in submission or compliance result in immediate disqualification. Additionally, respondents must certify they do not engage in human trafficking, support terrorist organizations, participate in boycotts of Israel, require vaccine passports, or employ former state executives within the past year without disclosing such affiliations. All submissions must adhere to specific formatting guidelines, including Verdana or Arial font at 12-point minimum, one-inch margins, and 1.25 line spacing, and must be uploaded electronically via the TWC portal. No formal contract type is specified, and while payment details and invoicing systems are referenced, specific remittance or accounting codes are not provided in the available documentation.

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Texas Workforce Commission seeks vendor for 2027 conferences offering lodging, food, and meeting spaces across five Texas locations.

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Texas Workforce CommissionView Agency

NAICS

561920 - Convention and Trade Show OrganizersView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, USA

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RFP Attachment 2 - Insurance Requirements for 2027 Texas Conference

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TWC Hotel Terms and Conditions 2.19.2026

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Addendum 2.docx

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RFP Form 2 - Cost Response for Texas Conference 3202700015

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Addendum 1-RFP 3202700015 TCE Conference.docx

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RFP Form 5 - Financial Questionnaire for Texas Conference for Employers 3202700015

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RFP 3202700015 Texas Conference for Employers - Questions and Answers

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Texas Workforce Commission Substitute W-9 and Direct Deposit Form Instructions

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RFP Form 1 Execution of Response for Texas Conference for Employers 3202700015

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Addendum 2 to RFP No. 3202700015 Texas Conference for Employers

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Solicitation 3202700015 Texas Conference for Employers Portal Instructions

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RFP Form 3 - References for Texas Conference for Employers 3202700015

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Attachment 1 TWC Hotel T&Cs 2.19.2026.pdf

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Addendum 1 to RFP 3202700015 Texas Employers Conference

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RFP 3202700015 Texas Conference for Employers

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AgencyTexas Workforce Commission
Contacts1 person available
OfficeTX, USA
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Texas Workforce Commission
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Office AddressTX, USA
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Dallas Curry-Ikner

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The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) Procurement Services (PS) section will administer the procurement process for this Solicitation, which includes Solicitation publication, handling of communications from Respondents, as well as managing the receipt of Responses for review and evaluation. Information regarding TWC and its programs is available online and can currently be accessed at www.twc.texas.gov. TWC is seeking twenty (20) sleeping rooms for working staff, food, and meeting space. This is for: Three one-day Texas Conference for Employers to be held in San Antonio, Arlington and Marble Falls. Dates for San Antonio 2027 will be in January or February 2027, Marble Falls February 2027, and Arlington in April of 2027. Attendance will range from 350-600 depending on location. One two-day Texas Conference for Employers to be held in Houston, TX in July 2027 for 600-800 people.

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