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IDIQ Commisioning Services
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The University of Texas at Austin is seeking qualified firms to provide commissioning services for its Office of Planning, Design and Construction through RFQ No. RFQ-721-25020. The project aims to select a commissioning services contractor based on submitted qualifications, which will be evaluated and ranked according to established criteria. The university may invite shortlisted respondents for interviews to verify their qualifications and address additional questions. Multiple firms may be chosen for award depending on the responses received. The solicitation emphasizes the importance of demonstrating expertise and capability in commissioning services within the scope of the project, which has a contract value ranging from $500,000 to $5,000,000. The deadline for submitting qualifications is February 6, 2025, and interested parties can find more details through the provided link.
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