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Legal Services - Condemnation & Eminent Domain (Continuous, 2025-2030)

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RFQ #16-01-26State & Local

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The City of Temple, Texas, is seeking Statements of Qualifications from qualified attorneys or law firms to provide legal services related to condemnation and eminent domain on an as-needed basis. This procurement aims to establish a pre-qualified list of legal service providers for a five-year term running from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2030. Firms that demonstrate their capability through their submission and possible interview will be eligible to be placed on this list. The City will then select from these pre-qualified Firms as legal needs arise, with the option to issue a project-specific Request for Qualifications if a project’s complexity or scope requires it. The solicitation, identified as RFQ #16-01-26 and posted in September 2025, is managed by the City of Temple’s Purchasing Department. The services sought fall under the NAICS code 541110, covering legal services, with the work performed in Texas. There is no set-aside designation for this contract. Interested parties can submit their qualifications before the deadline of September 30, 2030, and may contact the Purchasing Department via provided phone or email for additional information. The City’s approach allows flexibility in addressing various condemnation and eminent domain matters by leveraging a pool of pre-qualified legal experts.

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City of Temple seeks qualified law firms for condemnation legal services, five-year term starting 2025.

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Texas → City of Temple

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TX, USA

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AgencyTexas → City of Temple
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The City of Temple, Texas (“City”) is seeking Statements of Qualifications (“SOQ”) from qualified attorneys or law firms (“Firm”) to provide legal services related to condemnation and eminent domain (“Services”) on an as-needed basis. The City desires to pre-qualify legal service providers for a five-year period, from October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2030. All Firms that demonstrate, in their SOQ and interview (if applicable), the ability to provide services that meet the City's legal needs will be placed on a list of pre-qualified Firms. When legal services are needed, the City will select a Firm from this list. However, the City reserves the right to issue a project-specific RFQ if the complexity, size, or scope of a project warrants such action.

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