Jacinto City authorizes RFP/RFQ for GLO Disaster Recovery Resilience work
Summary
The council approved soliciting proposals for administrative services and qualifications for engineering services to support implementation of the Texas General Land Office Disaster Recovery Resilience Program; the motion passed 4-0 on Nov. 26, 2024.
Jacinto City Council voted to authorize the city to solicit requests for proposals (RFP) for administrative services and requests for qualifications (RFQ) for engineering services to manage and implement the Texas General Land Office (GLO) Disaster Recovery Resilience Program (DRRP).
Council Member Carmela Garcia made the motion, seconded by Council Member Allen Lee; the motion passed with a recorded Favor:4/0. City Attorney Jim Defoyd and Mayor Pro Tem Gregg Robinson provided a brief on the action before the vote. The council did not identify an estimated contract value or procurement timeline during the meeting.
The authorization allows city staff to prepare solicitation documents and accept proposals for firms to provide program management, grant administration and engineering oversight needed to comply with GLO DRRP requirements. Further steps, including any selection criteria, contract awards and funding details, were not specified in the meeting record and will follow the city's procurement procedures.
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