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Northeast Plant Expansions for Wild Horse, Taylor Lane, and

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RFQS 6100 CLMP395AState & Local

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The City of Austin is soliciting proposals for the expansion of the Wildhorse, Pearce Lane, and Taylor Lane wastewater treatment plants, aiming to enhance regional wastewater handling capacity and infrastructure resilience. The solicitation, identified as RFQS 6100 CLMP395A, was posted on July 27, 2026, with responses due by August 28, 2026. The project involves significant upgrades and expansions at these three treatment facilities to meet growing service demands and regulatory requirements. The work will be performed at the existing plant sites within the City of Austin's jurisdiction, with no specific location details provided beyond the city and state. The procurement is managed as a local government initiative, with no designated set-aside for specific business categories, and no NAICS code listed. Interested parties should direct technical and project-related inquiries to Jeffrey Dahm at the provided contact information, while small and minority business resource questions should be addressed to Amy Amaya. The contract opportunity is posted on the City of Austin’s finance and procurement portal, accessible via a dedicated online link. All submissions must comply with the solicitation’s requirements and timing, with no indication of pre-qualification or additional documentation beyond standard proposal guidelines. The expansion is part of the city’s broader utility infrastructure modernization effort to ensure sustainable wastewater services for the growing population.

General Info

Austin seeks proposals to expand three wastewater plants by August 28, 2026, to enhance capacity and resilience.

Agency

Texas → City of AustinView Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Not specified

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Form 3B - Title VI Appx A

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Form 5 - Exp. of PM

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MBE/WBE Procurement Program

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Table of Contents

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Form 2 - Statement of Non-collusion

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Form 6 - Exp. of PProf

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All documents in the RFQ

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Scope of Services

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Form 4 - Consultant Availability

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Form 3A - Prime EEO Program

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Form 6 - Exp. PPrin

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Form 1 - Prime General Info

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Form 00830WT-Wage Theft Form

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Form 9 - Major Scopes

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Cover Page

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Evaluation Criteria

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Instructions to Consultants

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Form 8 - Prime Firm Comparable Exp.

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Form 3C - Title VI Appx E

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Request for Qualifications

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M/WBE Subconsultants Availablity Labels

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M/WBE Vendor Availability List

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AgencyTexas → City of Austin
Contacts2 people available
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Texas → City of Austin
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Jeffrey DahmProject Related Questions
Amy AmayaSmall Minority Business Resources Questions

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Expansion of the Wildhorse, Pearce Lane and Taylor Lane WWTPs

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