TxDMV Request for Proposals Commercial Real Estate Representation Services

The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles is seeking qualified commercial real estate brokerage firms to provide statewide representation services for the leasing and acquisition of properties to be used as Regional Service Centers. Respondents must specify which of the 18 designated TxDMV Regional Service Center areas they are prepared to serve and submit a comprehensive proposal that includes a narrative approach, priced according to the required Cost Proposal Workbook, and evidence of past performance and qualifications. Proposals must meet strict formatting guidelines, including a 100-page limit, specific font and margin requirements, and submission in searchable PDF format. Responses are due by June 10, 2026, at 3:00 PM Central Time, and late submissions will be disqualified. The contract will be awarded on a best value basis, with evaluations weighted 40% toward the proposed approach, 30% toward pricing, and 30% toward past performance and experience. The initial contract term runs through August 31, 2027, but may be extended or renewed up to a maximum total term of five years, including potential 12-month continuity extensions. The contract compensation structure is exclusively commission-based, payable only upon successful closing of a lease or purchase transaction, with rates to be proposed by the respondent based on transaction value brackets ranging from $0 to over $10 million. TxDMV will not pay any fees directly; commissions are collected solely from the property owner, controller, or lessor. Contractors must comply with extensive regulatory, ethical, and administrative requirements, including maintaining umbrella liability insurance of at least $2 million, undergoing background checks for key personnel, and adhering to Texas-specific statutes such as the Prompt Payment Act and Buy Texas provisions. All deliverables must achieve 100% compliance to be accepted, with TxDMV retaining sole discretion over acceptance and the right to audit, inspect, or waive imperfections. Contractors must disclose potential conflicts of interest using Exhibit D, certify adherence to prohibitions on abortion provider transactions and vaccine passports, and file a Certificate of Interested Parties with the Texas Ethics Commission if the contract exceeds $1 million. Invoices must be submitted electronically with strict naming conventions to [email hidden], include the contract number, and be itemized, with final invoices due within 30 days of contract termination. All submissions become the property of TxDMV and will not be returned.