Council authorizes RFP process for Texas GLO 'MIT Resilient Communities' grant work
Council authorized staff to complete the RFP process to select a professional services contractor for work tied to the Texas General Land Office Community Development and Revitalization (MIT Resilient Communities) grant for the City's Comprehensive Plan.
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Assistant City Manager Ryan Ward asked the council to authorize City staff to complete the Request for Proposal (RFP) process necessary to meet the first milestone of the Texas General Land Office (GLO) Community Development and Revitalization grant under the MIT Resilient Communities Program. Ward said completion of the RFP process is required for the 5% initial reimbursement milestone and will include solicitation, disadvantaged business outreach, independent cost estimate, evaluation, and award; once a contractor is selected, the award will return to council for approval.
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