Brandi Whittenton is a government contact. Brandi is associated with 26 contracts. Activity spans Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction, Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing, and New Car Dealers.
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The City of College Station is seeking qualified contractors to furnish and install traffic calming measures in the McCullough subdivision near the Lincoln Recreation Center, specifically on Arizona, Phoenix, Carolina, Detroit, Alabama, Georgia, and Nevada Streets. The project includes the installation of twenty 7-foot by 6-foot by 3-inch speed cushions and accompanying W17-1 Speed Hump warning signs with W16-4P advance-distance plaques, all in accordance with city-prepared plans. The work aims to improve traffic safety and reduce vehicle speeds in this residential area through structured, approved engineering controls.
Bids must be submitted in response to solicitation number 26087, with a deadline of August 13, 2026, at 8:00 PM Central Time. The solicitation was posted on July 23, 2026, and is open to qualified contractors without any set-aside provisions. All work is to be performed within the specified streets in College Station, Texas, and all communications regarding this procurement should be directed to Brandi Whittenton, Lisa D. Davis, or Josie Urutia through the provided contact details. Contractors are expected to adhere strictly to the city’s design specifications and timelines to ensure compliance and timely project completion.
The City of College Station is soliciting proposals under RFP 26-084 for professional consulting services to ensure enterprise-wide digital accessibility and ADA compliance. The selected firm will be responsible for conducting comprehensive accessibility assessments, developing remediation plans and sustainable policies, providing staff training, and offering ongoing advisory support to align the city's digital platforms with ADA requirements. While the city intends to select a single consultant, it reserves the right to make multiple awards.
The solicitation is categorized under NAICS code 541618 for management consulting services, with the place of performance located in College Station, Texas. Interested firms must be registered on the Brazos Valley e-Marketplace and submit their proposals electronically through the Bidding Portal by 2:00 p.m. CT on August 27, 2026. All inquiries must be submitted in writing via the portal by August 6, 2026. Proposals will be evaluated in a fair and objective manner, though specific evaluation weights and contract values are not disclosed in the provided documentation.
The City of College Station is soliciting sealed bids for the construction of a multi-lane roundabout at the intersection of Jones Butler Road and Holleman Drive South near North Dowling Road, along with an extension of Jones Butler Road to FM 2818. The project scope includes comprehensive infrastructure improvements such as concrete paving, sidewalks, traffic striping, traffic rail, and screen fencing, along with utility upgrades involving storm drainage, wastewater systems, and large-diameter water line installation. Demolition of existing pavements, utilities, trees, and fencing is required, and the contractor must implement erosion control measures, restorative vegetation, and a detailed traffic control plan to ensure public safety during construction. All proposals must adhere strictly to the format prescribed by the City of College Station, and bidders are required to register with the Brazos Valley e-Marketplace Bidding Portal to submit electronic bids or send hardcopy originals. The solicitation number is CSP26-073, with a NAICS code of 237310, and bids are due by 2:00 p.m. CT on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. The project is located in Texas, and the City seeks a contractor with demonstrated experience in road and utility reconstruction. Specific pricing details, evaluation criteria, contract clauses, and award terms are not included in the public posting and are available only through the Bidding Portal.
The City of College Station is soliciting competitive sealed proposals for the construction of a new effluent filter and UV disinfection structure at the Carter Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, with the project scope including the installation of pumps, SCADA equipment, effluent filters, UV disinfection systems, a hypochlorite injection building, associated pipeline work, and the demolition of existing structures. The solicitation, numbered 26-068, was posted on May 4, 2026, with proposals due by June 1, 2026, and an anticipated award date in July 2026. Performance will occur exclusively at the Carter Creek WWTP in College Station, Texas, and contractors must have demonstrated experience working inside operational wastewater treatment facilities, performing demolition, and integrating UV disinfection and SCADA systems. A mandatory pre-proposal meeting is required on May 11, 2026, and failure to attend may result in disqualification. All proposals must be submitted either electronically via the Brazos Valley e-Marketplace as a single PDF package including a separately uploaded 5% bid bond, or as a sealed hardcopy containing an unbound original, a USB drive with a PDF copy, and the bid bond. The city will conduct inspections and accept work at the project site, with acceptance contingent upon compliance with federal, state, and local regulations, including OSHA standards, and adherence to the City’s construction administration procedures, which require submission of record drawings, project manuals, and warranties. While no explicit contract type is stated, the solicitation suggests a fixed-price arrangement, and although no contract value is provided due to blank pricing fields, the city retains the potential for up to three one-year option periods following the initial term. Contractors must be licensed and insured, with proof of qualifications including state-issued certifications and insurance documentation submitted as mandatory attachments. No federal acquisition regulation clauses, socioeconomic requirements, or unique entity identifiers are applicable, reflecting municipal procurement practices rather than federal contracting.
The City of College Station is soliciting competitive sealed proposals (CSP) for the Wells 10, 11, 12, and Collection Pipeline Project, specifically for Bid Package #4. This package encompasses all required work, labor, equipment, personnel, materials, and subcontractors necessary to fulfill the project's scope, including the Little Brazos River Micro Tunnel Installation. Proposals must be submitted by 2:00 P.M. on April 14, 2026, to the City’s Purchasing Division located at 1101 Texas Avenue, College Station, Texas. Bids are to be delivered in separate sealed envelopes labeled "Price Proposal" and "Technical Proposal" with the project name clearly indicated. Any submissions received after the deadline will be returned unopened, and proposals cannot be modified after the deadline, though withdrawals and resubmissions are allowed before the cutoff time.
A mandatory virtual pre-bid conference will take place on March 31, 2026, at 2:00 P.M., followed by a site visit at 3:30 P.M. to provide bidders with a first-hand look at the project location. The solicitation is managed by key contacts including Brandi Whittenton, Lisa D. Davis (Purchasing Manager), and Josie Urrutia (Buyer), with responses and inquiries encouraged via their provided contact information. The project is administered under the City of College Station, Texas, and all bid instructions and proposal specifications are detailed in the official solicitation documents available through the state procurement portal.
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Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
The City of College Station is seeking qualified firms to submit proposals for providing annual janitorial services across multiple municipal facilities and the Northgate District. The solicitation aims to select a single contractor to handle all janitorial tasks outlined in the request for proposals, though the City retains the option to award contracts for individual sections separately if deemed advantageous. The contract titled "26-017 RFP Janitorial Service" was posted on February 2, 2026, with a response deadline of March 5, 2026.
The solicitation is managed by the City of College Station in Texas, with point of contact representatives including Brandi Whittenton, Lisa D. Davis (Purchasing Manager), and Josie Urrutia (Buyer). Firms interested in submitting proposals can direct inquiries to these contacts before the stated deadline. The location for service performance is within the state of Texas, specifically targeting municipal facilities and the Northgate area. This opportunity is part of a public procurement effort to ensure cleanliness and maintenance standards are met efficiently across city-managed properties.
The contract calls for pre-construction and construction services for a public infrastructure and park improvement project in College Station, Texas, specifically focusing on James Parkway, Puryear Drive, Francis Drive, and upgrades to Mabel Clare Thomas Park at 1300 James Parkway. The selected Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) firm will initially support preconstruction efforts alongside the design team and will then be responsible for delivering the project under a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) agreement, which includes assuming risk for project delivery. Additionally, the CMAR will handle all construction means and methods throughout the execution of the project.
The solicitation, identified as RFP26-041 and issued by the City of College Station, was posted on January 20, 2026, with a response deadline of February 26, 2026. The project is managed by the city’s purchasing office with primary contacts including Brandi Whittenton and Purchasing Manager Lisa D. Davis. The contract emphasizes collaboration during the early design phases and efficient, risk-managed construction to enhance the city's public infrastructure and recreational spaces.
The City of College Station in Texas is issuing a solicitation for the development of affordable rental housing targeted at low-income households, with a focus on both for-profit and non-profit developers. The project, titled 2026 Affordable Housing Development, aims to support the creation of housing solutions that address the city's affordable housing needs. The contract size is estimated to range from a minimum of 5 million dollars to a maximum of 20 million dollars, reflecting a significant investment in community development. The solicitation was posted on December 2, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for December 30, 2025.
Interested developers are encouraged to submit statements of interest, which will be evaluated as part of the selection process. The project is managed by the City of College Station, and further details can be accessed through the provided link. For inquiries, Brandi Whittenton is the primary contact person, reachable via email or phone. This initiative underscores the city's commitment to expanding affordable housing options and fostering inclusive community growth within Texas.
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.
The City of College Station is seeking bids from qualified contractors for the rehabilitation of three secondary clarifiers—identified as Clarifiers 2A, 2B, and 3A—at the Carter's Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The scope of work includes cleaning, repairing, and coating the clarifiers, as well as replacing the existing weirs. The successful contractor will be expected to perform all tasks in accordance with the specifications provided under this contract.
This solicitation, posted under number 26006, is open for responses until November 4, 2025. The work falls under the NAICS code 221310 and is classified as a solicitation by the City of College Station in Texas. Project inquiries or bid submissions can be directed to the primary point of contact, Brandi Whittenton, via the provided email or phone number. Full project details and submission information can be accessed through the provided link to the Texas SmartBuy website.
