Water & Wastewater Impact Fee update Study

The City of College Station is seeking qualified professional consulting firms to perform a comprehensive update of its Water and Wastewater Impact Fees, ensuring compliance with Texas Local Government Code Chapter 395 and applicable laws. Interested firms must submit a Statement of Qualifications limited to 25 pages through the Brazos Valley eMarketplace by November 5, 2025, with questions due by October 22, 2025. The project aims to produce an updated impact fee structure that reflects current and projected needs, with the city intending to select a single qualified firm to execute all services. The solicitation emphasizes timely electronic submissions, registration on the bidding portal, and adherence to legal standards, but does not specify a fixed contract value or detailed evaluation criteria. The procurement process is structured around a qualifications-based approach without explicit references to federal or state clause numbers, pricing schedules, or evaluation weights. No attachments, exhibits, or supporting documents are explicitly referenced beyond the main RFQ, and there are no detailed instructions regarding packaging, labeling, or physical shipping, as all submissions are electronic. The contract documents do not specify inspection, acceptance procedures, or performance timelines beyond the submission deadlines, nor do they include specific representations, certifications, or business classifications such as UEI or CAGE codes. Overall, the process is straightforward, focusing on compliance with legal requirements, timely electronic submission, and the selection of a capable consulting firm to update impact fees in accordance with applicable laws.