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Consulting Services for Disaster Resilient Texas

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TAMU-TAMUG-ITB-26-0119State & Local

Submission Closed05/19/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 541618

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Texas A&M University is seeking bids under Invitation for Bid TAMUG-ITB-26-0119 to establish a Master Order for consulting services supporting the Institute for Disaster Resilient Texas at its Galveston campus. The procurement centers on strategic planning consultation services, with work to be performed on-site in Galveston, Texas, encompassing hourly professional advisory support and associated travel expenses as needed. The solicitation is for a firm-fixed-price arrangement, and award is expected to be made on a lowest price technically acceptable basis, consistent with standard IFB procedures. Bidders must register as vendors in the AggieBid e-procurement system to submit responses electronically, which is the preferred method; manual submissions via email, express mail, USPS, or hand delivery are permitted only if accompanied by a completed W-9 form and on official Texas A&M forms. The bid submission deadline is May 19, 2026, with an award anticipated on the same date. All bids must adhere to Texas A&M’s standard terms and conditions detailed on their purchasing website, and detailed specifications, including pricing structures for consulting hours and travel, are available exclusively through the AggieBid portal as part of the referenced Master Order document. No formal Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, or special contract provisions like key personnel or organizational conflict of interest clauses are explicitly outlined in the publicly available materials, and no specific contract value, delivery schedule, FOB terms, or period of performance has been disclosed. The contracting office is Texas A&M Procurement Services in College Station, with payment terms set at Net 30, and the primary point of contact is Brittany Crawley. Vendors must ensure compliance with Texas A&M’s administrative requirements for vendor registration and bid submission, but no socioeconomic certifications, security clearances, or affirmative representations are required or indicated beyond the W-9 submission for manual responses.

General Info

Texas A&M seeks lowest-price technical bids for on-site disaster resilience consulting in Galveston via AggieBid by May 19, 2026, Net 30 payment.

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Texas A&M University

NAICS

541618 - Other Management Consulting Services

Place of Performance

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TAMUG-ITB-26-0119 Consulting Services for Disaster Resilient Texas

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PostedMay 5

Award Notice

AwardedOct 28

Contract was awarded

Submission Closed

05/19/2026, 07:00:00 PM UTC

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Brittany Crawley

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Contact for Inquiries For questions regarding this Invitation for Bid (IFB), contact contact@example.gov Bid Opportunity Texas A&M University, subsequently referred to as "Texas A&M," is seeking bids to establish a Master Order to provide Consulting for Institute for Disaster Resilient Texas for the campus located in Galveston, TX. All details and specifications are included as an attachment in the AggieBid portal. Vendors can access these documents by logging info the portal as described below ("Submitting a Bid/RFP Response"). Terms and Conditions As a bidder responding to this invitation upon submission of your response, regardless of the format of your submission, you and the entity you represent are agreeing to the terms and conditions presented and included in the AggieBid portal, as well as the Texas A&M University terms and conditions located at: Texas A&M: https://purchasing.tamu.edu/_media/tamu-bid-terms2.pdf Submitting a Bid Response Texas A&M, Procurement Services utilizes an E-commerce system, AggieBid, for all competitive solicitations and purchase orders. If you are not currently registered as a vendor within AggieBid, you may register on the following website: https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=TAMU Registering as a vendor will allow you to respond to Texas A&M solicitations electronically as well as view other bid opportunities. If you have any questions about registrations, please contact us at contact@example.gov Texas A&M prefers that all responses to posted solicitations are submitted electronically via the AggieBid system. Alternate Response Methods Responses not submitted electronically via the AggieBid system will only be accepted via the following methods: Email contact@example.gov Express Mail (FedEx, UPS, etc.) US Postal Service Hand Delivered All invitation for bid documents not submitted electronically via the AggieBid system must be returned on Texas A&M’s form. Address: Texas A&M University Procurement Services 330 Agronomy Road College Station TX 77843-1477 NOTE: If responding manually, please submit with your bid response a W9. This will allow us to enter your company into our bid system and include your response on the electronic tabulation.