Engineering Site Services for New Public Health Laboratory (DSHS / DPHL2) (Request For Qualifications)
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Aug 24, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Provide engineering site services for new public health laboratory.
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Aug 24, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Provide engineering site services for new public health laboratory.
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Austin
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Travis
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1711 San Jacinto Blvd., Central Services Bldg.
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(512) 463-3446
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78701
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This document outlines the terms and pricing for software licenses and technical configuration services provided by CobbleStone Software to the Texas Facilities Commission. It includes various Contract Insight Enterprise Hosted/SaaS licenses and technical configuration services, totaling $19,340.31.
This document is a Change Order from CobbleStone Software to Texas Facilities Commission, dated July 29, 2025, and authorized on August 7, 2025. It details pricing for SaaS Contract Insight Enterprise Edition (DIR-CPO-5672), technical configuration services, and work session hours, totaling $909.30 for the listed items. The stated total excludes additional costs such as travel, lodging, taxes, and VAT. Exhibit A describes the process for generating contract numbers.
This document is a Change Order from CobbleStone Software to the Texas Facilities Commission, dated July 22, 2025, outlining the provision of Contract Insight Enterprise Edition (annual hosted SaaS), Technical Configuration Services, and Configuration Work Session Hours for a total of $930.00 for these specific items. It also includes an Exhibit A detailing the technical configuration and process for generating Texas Facilities Commission's contract numbers and managing them by fiscal year. The Change Order is pursuant to a pre-existing Contract Insight Agreement.
This document is a change order or quote from CobbleStone Software to Texas Facilities Commission, dated October 22, 2025. It details the provision of Contract Insight Enterprise Edition (annual hosted) and 10 hours of Contract Insight Configuration Work Session, with the configuration hours priced at $1,346.50. The total for the listed items is $1,346.50. It references an existing Contract Insight Agreement (DIR-CPO-5672) and states that the pricing offer is valid for 30 days.
This document serves as a Change Order from CobbleStone Software to the Texas Facilities Commission, dated July 22, 2025. It details the procurement of Contract Insight Enterprise Edition software (annual hosted), technical configuration services for amendment rollup/calculation, and configuration work session hours. The total cost for these specific services is $2,850.00. This Change Order operates under the existing 'Contract Insight Agreement' between the parties, with all original terms remaining valid. Exhibit A provides detailed technical specifications for the configuration work.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas Facilities Commission
The commission approved numerous leases and lease amendments for several state agencies. It awarded multiple contracts, including Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) agreements for commissioning and environmental engineering services, and job order contracts for general building construction. The agenda included approvals for amendments to existing Design-Build and Construction Manager-at-Risk contracts for state office building projects, as well as new professional services contracts. The board reviewed internal audit plans, the annual report to the SAO, and status updates on major state infrastructure projects, including border infrastructure and the Capitol Complex. Finally, the commission appointed an Interim Executive Director, effective upon the retirement of the current Executive Director.
The commission reviewed and approved several Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts for professional services, including Geotech and Construction Material Testing, Civil Engineering and Land Surveying, and HVAC TAB services. Additionally, the commission authorized an amendment to the Project Management Contract with Square One Consultants, Inc. for the Pflugerville State Office Building and approved Amendment #1 to the Professional Management Firm Contract for the James E. Rudder State Office Building.
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The Commission recognized state service milestones for several employees and addressed a substantial consent agenda consisting of lease recommendations, renewals, and architectural and engineering services contracts for deferred maintenance projects. A construction manager-at-risk contract was awarded for the Capitol Complex New Buildings and Utility Infrastructure Project. Updates were provided by the Executive Director regarding facilities design, leasing operations, and pending legislative matters, including emergency funding requests. Additionally, the meeting included internal audit reports, a review of the organizational operational plan, and progress reports from audit, energy, and public-private partnership work groups. The Commission also approved a consultant for leadership training and re-elected the Vice Chair.
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