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Construction Services for DPS Amarillo Crime Lab
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The Texas Facilities Commission is soliciting construction services for the Department of Public Safety Amarillo Crime Lab located at 4200 Canyon Drive, Amarillo, Texas, under RFP No. 0007483, with an estimated budget of three million dollars. The scope encompasses a broad range of construction activities including but not limited to temporary fencing, portable toilets, sectional scaffolding, site work and clean-up, door and siding installation, carpentry, concrete, electrical, metal work, welding, structural steel, roofing, excavation, backfill, road grading, hauling, and the rental or lease of pre-fabricated buildings and scaffolding. The project must begin within fourteen days of the Notice to Proceed and has a projected contract term of 730 calendar days, with liquidated damages of five hundred dollars per day for delays beyond the scheduled completion. All work must conform to specifications and drawings prepared by Lockwood, Andrews and Newman and incorporated into the Project Manual and Drawings, with strict adherence to the 2025 Uniform General Conditions, Supplemental General Conditions, and Architectural/Engineering Guidelines. The procurement follows the competitive sealed proposal method under Texas Government Code Chapter 2269 Subchapter D and requires electronic submission through the Bonfire platform, with mandatory pre-submittal teleconferences and a site visit as prerequisites for eligibility. Proposals are evaluated on a best-value basis, weighting compensation and fees at 50 percent, relevant experience at 25 percent, methodology at 20 percent, and quality control and safety at 5 percent, with mandatory pass/fail criteria for litigation history and HUB subcontracting compliance. A comprehensive HUB subcontracting plan must be submitted through the B2G system, and all personnel must undergo criminal background checks administered by the Texas Department of Public Safety prior to beginning work. Contractors are required to use E-Verify for all employees, comply with the Drug-Free Workplace Act, and maintain strict confidentiality of all project-related information provided by the state, even if not marked as confidential. Performance and payment bonds are required in forms prescribed by the commission, and the award is contingent upon execution of a contract that includes non-negotiable articles covering termination, amendments, and dispute resolution. All submissions must be organized into three packaged volumes covering non-scored documentation, qualifications, and pricing, with hard copies only required for the bid bond and power of attorney. The final award will be made by the commission on April 16, 2026,
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