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Dallas posts five solicitations at Jan. 10 bid opening

January 10, 2025 | Dallas, Dallas County, Texas


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Dallas posts five solicitations at Jan. 10 bid opening
A City of Dallas purchasing staff member announced five solicitations during the Jan. 10, 2025, bid opening, including a construction request for proposal, a request for competitive sealed proposals for cooling-tower replacement at the Winspear Opera House, a request for qualifications for Jefferson Boulevard engineering services, a solicitation for a professional employer organization, and a request for medical and wellness services for active employees and retirees.

The announcement outlined competing firms for each solicitation and project IDs. The Jefferson Boulevard item is a resolicitation for modification and realignment engineering services for phase 1 and phase 2; the Winspear Opera House item is listed as a cooling-tower replacement for the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation, Inc. (BCPAF). The purchasing staff member opened the record by saying, "Good afternoon. Welcome to the city of Dallas bid opening for January 10, 2025." The session concluded with, "This concludes the bid opening for today, January 10, 2025."

Most immediately relevant to capital work, the resolicitation RFQ for Jefferson Boulevard — listed as ciz24-tr-3135 in the bid opening — drew four firms: Bowman Consulting Group Ltd., Rich Farmer and Associations Inc., Grisham Smith, and HNTB Corporation. The announcement described that RFQ as a "resolicitation for Jefferson Boulevard via the modification and realignment engineering services phase 1 and phase 2."

The bid opening also listed a request for competitive sealed proposals (RFCSP) for cooling-tower replacement at the Winspear Opera House, identified with the venue and the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts Foundation, Inc.; the transcript lists an entry labeled "Dinah 10" among the submitted responses. For a construction request for proposal identified as ciz24-bc-md-3133, the purchasing staff said it was the meeting's first construction request for proposal.

A procurement solicitation for a professional employer organization (PEO) appeared under reference bfz24-00024919 with submitted firms recorded as BE Staffing Solutions LLC; Express Employment Professionals; Jain Small Business Services; and SuiteMack Staffing Solutions Inc. A separate RFCSP, bgz24-00026116, solicited medical and wellness services for active employees and retirees; firms listed as having submitted included Aetna; Frontier Health; HCSC; Meritan Health; Reconcile Care Management Services; and UnitedHealthcare Services Inc.

The purchasing staff did not announce contract awards, vote results, estimated values, or award timelines during the opening; the transcript records only the solicitation identifiers and the names of firms that submitted proposals or qualifications. The staff member directed viewers to the city website for the public record, saying the bid opening can be viewed later at www.dallascityhall.com under "watch city meetings online" and the purchasing tab.

The listing provides an initial public record of firms competing for Dallas work and benefits residents and local businesses monitoring city contracting; any awards or contract terms will be posted later by the City of Dallas purchasing department.

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