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CEI services for the Houston District: IH 69 from SH 288 to Spur 527 (NHHIP Seg 3A; CSJ 0027-13-201)

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The contract solicits Construction Engineering and Inspection services for the Houston District’s section of IH 69 extending from SH 288 to Spur 527, identified as NHHIP Segment 3A and CSJ 0027-13-201. This project is part of a larger highway improvement initiative and will require professional oversight to ensure compliance with engineering standards, safety protocols, and construction schedules. The work will involve monitoring contractor performance, reviewing construction materials and methods, inspecting progress, and coordinating with state and local agencies to maintain project integrity and timeline adherence. The opportunity is listed as a forecast with a posted date of December 1, 2026, indicating it is a future procurement anticipated by the Texas Department of Transportation. No solicitation number has been assigned yet and there are no details provided regarding set-aside status, NAICS code, or organizational type. All inquiries and communications should be directed to Kimlinh Nguyen, the designated Procurement Contact. The place of performance is within the Houston District, though specific city or zip details are not provided, and further information can be accessed through the TxDOT PEPs portal.

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Houston District’s IH 69 Segment 3A construction inspection services forecast for December 2026.

Agency

Texas → Houston District

NAICS

541350 - Building Inspection ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

TX, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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Projected Contracts List Fiscal Year 2027 for Architectural, Engineering and Surveying Services

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AgencyTexas → Houston District

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Texas → Houston District

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Kimlinh NguyenProcurement Contact

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CEI services for the Houston District: IH 69 from SH 288 to Spur 527 (NHHIP Seg 3A; CSJ 0027-13-201)

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