The commission addressed several agenda items, including the award of various lease agreements and amendments for state agencies. The commission authorized a construction services contract for the Department of Public Safety Tactical Training Center and a construction manager-at-risk contract for a joint project between the Department of Transportation and the Department of Public Safety. Additionally, members approved a lease agreement with the Capitol Credit Union of Texas, the 2028-29 Legislative Appropriation Request, the Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 2027, and the FY27 Internal Audit Plan. The meeting also included status updates on major facilities projects, such as the Capitol Complex Phase II and the Texas School for the Deaf expansion, and concluded with an executive session.
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The commission addressed several construction and facilities projects, including approving contract amendments with J. E. Dunn Construction Company for the Capitol Complex Phase 2, Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, Inc. for architectural and engineering services, and Flintco, L.L.C. for the Department of Public Safety Training Academy. Additionally, the commission confirmed appointments for the Internal Auditor and the Executive Director, and authorized the Executive Director to sign legal and financial documents on behalf of the agency.
Jan 22, 2026·Board meeting
Texas Facilities Commission Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda includes the review and approval of numerous lease agreements involving various state agencies, such as the Department of Public Safety, Department of Banking, Texas Animal Health Commission, and the Health and Human Services Commission. Non-consent agenda items feature proposed amendments to architectural, engineering, and construction contracts related to the DPS Training Academy, the Guadalupe Regional Medical Center, and statewide deferred maintenance projects. The meeting also involves a discussion of the major modernization project for the James E. Rudder Building and provisions for a potential executive session to address legal, personnel, and real estate matters.
