Houston Environmental Documentation and Technical Services

The Texas Department of Transportation’s Houston District is seeking proposals for up to eight indefinite-delivery contracts to provide environmental documentation and technical services supporting transportation projects across the state. These services are essential to ensure compliance with federal and state environmental regulations, including 23 CFR §771 and 43 TAC Part 1, Chapter 2, and are required to meet TxDOT’s legal obligations for environmental review, permitting, and documentation throughout the lifecycle of transportation initiatives. The scope includes preparing environmental assessments, impact studies, NEPA documentation, and other technical reports necessary for federal and state approval processes. Proposals must be submitted by August 26, 2026, and the solicitation is open to qualified firms capable of delivering high-quality environmental services under tight regulatory timelines. The contract opportunity is managed through the Bonfire portal with Carmen Staicu as the primary point of contact, and all work will be performed within the state of Texas. There is no set-aside designation for this solicitation, and while specific NAICS codes or organizational classifications are not provided, bidders must demonstrate expertise in environmental compliance, transportation planning, and state and federal regulatory frameworks. Contractors awarded under these contracts will be activated on an as-needed basis for projects throughout the Houston District and potentially other regions under TxDOT’s jurisdiction.