TEAGUE ISD RFQ FOR ARCHITECT 2026-01

Teague Independent School District is seeking architectural services for the design and planning of two key projects under its November 2026 bond initiative: a new elementary school expansion featuring a multi-purpose room and a new varsity gym. The solicitation, identified as TEAGUEISDRFQ2026-01 and issued under NAICS code 541310, is a Request for Qualifications with a deadline for responses set for June 11, 2026. The scope requires the selected firm to provide comprehensive architectural planning and design, including the preparation of construction documents with all necessary professional seals. Evaluation for award will be based on a best-value approach, weighting factors including references (30 points), experience (25 points), technical competence (20 points), capability to perform (10 points), and submission of a current AIA qualification statement (5 points). Proposals must demonstrate prior experience with similar educational facilities, a clear design philosophy aligned with construction manager at risk delivery methods, and detailed information on the project team’s structure, qualifications, and past performance on schedule and budget. Contractors must comply with a series of state-mandated certifications under Texas law, including attestations that they do not boycott Israel, energy companies, or firearm-related entities—applicable to contracts valued at $100,000 or more—and must certify they are not owned or controlled by entities from countries designated as threats to critical infrastructure under Texas law. Additionally, contractors must affirm they are not engaged in business with foreign terrorist organizations or listed on the Texas Comptroller’s restricted entities list. Federal compliance is also required, necessitating certification under Executive Order 12549 that neither the firm nor its principals are debarred or suspended from federal contracting. Submission of all required forms is mandatory and includes Exhibit A (Felony Conviction Notice), Exhibit C (Debarment Certification), Exhibit F (Statutory Certifications), Form W-9 for tax identification, Form 1295 (Certificate of Interested Parties) submitted electronically, and a Non-Collusion Statement. The firm must also provide five professional references for comparable projects and detailed organizational information about key staff, including certifications, tenure, and total personnel count. All proposals must be organized to address specific sections covering firm profile, experience, technical capability, and performance history with emphasis on educational facility design. There is no specified contract value or pricing format, and performance will occur in Texas, though the exact term and delivery