Dallas bid opening reveals construction and procurement proposals for 2025 projects

As the afternoon sun streamed through the windows of Dallas City Hall, officials gathered for a pivotal moment in the city’s ongoing development efforts. On May 16, 2025, the City of Dallas held a bid opening that showcased a range of construction and procurement projects aimed at enhancing community infrastructure and services.

The meeting kicked off with a significant construction request for bid, identified as CIZ25-Dash-DWU-Dash-25103, focusing on erosion control across various locations in Phase 6. Three companies submitted bids for this crucial project. Austin Filter Systems Inc. proposed a bid of $5,305,389, while Sonic Civil Construction Inc. offered a more competitive amount of $4,775,000. TREG Erosion Control Specialist LLC submitted the highest bid at $6,488,000, highlighting the competitive nature of the bidding process.

In addition to the construction bid, the city also opened a procurement request for proposal (RFP) for security alarm permitting and false alarm management services, designated as BEZ25-Dash-00026876. Companies vying for this contract included Central Square Technologies, LLC, PMAM Corp, and Tech Titan Solutions, LLC, each bringing their expertise to the table.

The meeting continued with a request for competitive sealed proposals (RFCSP) for external audit services, labeled BDZ25-Dash-00027253. Notable firms such as CLA, Clifton Larson Allen LLP, and RSM US, LLP were among those who submitted proposals, indicating a robust interest in providing oversight for the city’s financial operations.

Lastly, the city sought qualifications for independent medical review services through a sealed qualification request (RFSQ), BDZ25-Dash-00027344. Companies like MES Solutions and North American Consultants, Inc. expressed their interest in this important service, which plays a vital role in ensuring the integrity of medical assessments within the community.

As the meeting wrapped up, officials encouraged residents to stay informed about the outcomes of these bids and proposals. For those interested in revisiting the discussions, the city provided a pathway to access the meeting online through its official website.

This bid opening not only reflects the city’s commitment to improving infrastructure and services but also underscores the collaborative spirit of local businesses eager to contribute to Dallas’s growth and development. As the city moves forward, the outcomes of these bids will play a crucial role in shaping the future of Dallas.