City of Marble FallsIssuing agency·Marble Falls, TX·via CivCast, the bid board Texas civil engineers advertise onType of work: Civil Engineering RFQ
Pre-bid meeting: September 23, 2026 at 10:00 AM (Chicago) — Virtual meeting
Bid opening: October 16, 2026 at 5:00 PM (Chicago) — N/A
Questions asked: 8
Bid documents (download requires a free CivCast account):
The selected consultant will provide support during bid phase (answer Q&A, attend pre-bid, provide recommendation for contractor) and construction phase (respond to RFIs and submittals, occasional site visits, final walkthrough). No inspections are needed aside from occasional site visits and final walkthrough. Some H&H analysis may be needed to validate existing conditions at the 9 project sites. Coordination with LCRA may be required, to be established after the RFQ process.
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"<p>Hello, this solicitation is specifically for a "Request for Qualifications" and is meant to be for engineering design firms. Upon completion of the design we will solicit the plans for construction as a separate listing.</p>""6501fd8e-a133-4298-8201-d3027b1fba3f""2026-09-16T19:14:31.654Z"false"<p>TRC Engineering was selected to complete the pre-award which included the supporting documentation. There may be some H&H analysis needed to valid the existing conditions.</p><p></p>""e13928a8-c0a1-4740-8e19-947e987e70ee""2026-09-22T21:13:22.244Z"false"<p>There will likely be some coordination between LCRA although are unsure on how much. This will be established after the RFQ process.</p>""5e0d50e8-1a11-4ae8-ad91-bb3138576b22""2026-09-22T21:14:14.443Z"false"<p>Support for bid phase (answer QA, attend pre-bid, provide recommendation for contractor). Construction phase respond to RFIs and submittals. No inspections are needed aside from the occasional site visit and final walkthrough.</p><p></p>""6b9a02d9-4371-4101-ada9-3d301f5afa91""2026-09-22T21:14:48.417Z"false"<p>A firm was contracted for the pre-award (application), however the City is needing to re-solicit the RFQ for the post-award component to comply with grant requirements.</p>""c1f5c4f2-1236-4cb4-bfd8-0c8fd2d0a992""2026-09-22T21:16:58.663Z"false"<p>Yes, this has been added to the "docs" tab of this solicitation.</p>""3fe5bb3a-854d-4b7d-84de-a043d1eb2c49""2026-09-22T21:17:13.52Z"false"<p>A PowerPoint presentation was not created for the pre-proposal meeting and was presented through screen share.</p>""bd81cd42-954a-4362-9589-64e3ef266e41""2026-09-29T14:47:31.425Z"false"<p>No, this would not preclude the engineering firm that submitted on the RFQ to submit on the subsequent construction solicitation. Procurement for professional services is determined based on qualifications, and construction is determined on best value.</p>""ecc71591-b4c3-4de7-8c03-97115f1c917a""2026-09-29T14:50:35.457Z"falseMost Texas work asks for the two below, and the solicitation documents are where it’s stated. One prequalification covers both — on this bid and the next.
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Source: CivCast (project 6aa43686b67eca8dd2546e04), retrieved via CivCast, the bid board Texas civil engineers advertise on. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.