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County describes criteria‑document, TAC workshops and upcoming RFQ for design‑builder

Cochise County Board of Supervisors · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Staff outlined the criteria‑document development, Technical Advisory Committee workshops and schedule for an RFQ/RFP to shortlist and select a design‑build team; procurement options such as incentives for early completion were discussed.

Staff described recent and upcoming work on the criteria document used to define design‑build procurement. Presenters said the criteria architect work and a July workshop are complete, TAC workshops are ongoing and DLR will revise programming and begin schematic design from August through November before the team issues an RFQ to qualify design‑build firms.

"These workshops are with the TAC team, which is the technical advisory committee," a Presenter said, naming participants such as the jail commander, Megan Kennedy (MetJail Medical), Judge Larson (courts) and Amy Henley (clerk of the courts) as stakeholders who have participated in or will attend workshops. The procurement timeline described includes a qualification stage, shortlisting and then proposal preparation by shortlisted vendors in a December–February window, after which staff will return to the board for final selection and approval.

Board members asked whether procurement might include incentives to finish early or to reward particularly strong preliminary design proposals; staff said incentives and various competition strategies are options that will be considered during procurement planning.