RFQ to Provide Program Management Services MD Anderson Patient Care Building 1

The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is seeking qualified firms to provide comprehensive program management services for the commissioning, testing, adjusting, and balancing of systems in its Patient Care Building 1, under Project No. FPDC-222318. This solicitation, identified as CONST-01695-R.F.Q., is conducted under Chapter 73.115 of the Texas Education Code, which governs the acquisition of professional services by public institutions in Texas. The request is for a Statement of Qualifications rather than a price proposal, indicating a qualifications-based selection process typical for professional engineering and consulting services. The submission deadline is May 21, 2026, and all responses must be submitted electronically through the SciQuest procurement portal. The place of performance is the MD Anderson Patient Care Building 1 in Texas, where the selected firm will be responsible for managing all phases of the commissioning program in accordance with the requirements outlined in the RFQ. No contract value has been disclosed, as this is a pre-qualification solicitation intended to identify capable entities rather than to award a contract with defined financial terms. The solicitation does not include Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, as it is governed solely by state law. Key administrative details include the primary point of contact, Kay Alarcon, reachable via email and phone, and the NAICS code 541611, which classifies the services as administrative management and general management consulting. No specific performance period, delivery schedule, or invoicing method has been provided, nor are there any required certifications, representations, or packaging specifications outlined, consistent with the nature of a service-based procurement. Attachments referenced in the solicitation are accessible through the SciQuest portal, though their specific contents are not detailed in the available information. Evaluation criteria for selection and award are not specified in the posted materials, reinforcing that this process is focused on assessing organizational qualifications, experience, and technical competence rather than cost or pricing.