INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH BUILDING (IDRB) LEVEL 4 BUILDOUT - PHASE 2, SUBPHASE 1

The University of Texas at El Paso is soliciting competitive sealed proposals for the Interdisciplinary Research Building Level 4 Buildout – Phase 2, Subphase 1, under solicitation number CSP214658862-AMG, with an electronic submission deadline of May 26, 2026, at 10:00 AM MST and hard copy submissions due by 3:00 PM MST on the same date. The project, located at the university’s campus in El Paso, Texas, involves construction services for a major facility upgrade, and all interested vendors must register on the Sourcing Manager portal at https://adminapps.utep.edu/sourcing/ to access the solicitation documents and submit their proposals. The solicitation is administered by the Office of Facilities/Planning & Construction, with Anna Goodwin as the primary point of contact for inquiries. The NAICS code 236220 identifies the work as commercial and institutional building construction, and the procuring entity is classified as a state and local government (SLED) agency under the University of Texas System. No detailed technical specifications, performance requirements, evaluation factors, or contract clauses are included in the available materials, with only a cover page and administrative metadata provided. The scope, deliverables, inspection criteria, packaging requirements, and payment terms are not elaborated in the released documentation, implying that the full solicitation package must be obtained from the Sourcing Manager portal to understand expectations for compliance, quality, and delivery. The contract type has not been specified, and while the estimated value is not disclosed, successful offerors will likely be selected based on a combination of technical capability and cost, pending the evaluation criteria found in the complete solicitation. All responses must comply with the submission protocols outlined, including electronic filing and hard copy delivery, and failure to register on the designated portal will disqualify participation. No setaside provisions, socioeconomic requirements, or special clauses are indicated, and further details regarding representations, certifications, or contract administration are absent from the current documentation.