Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY SERVICES
P. O. Box 13030
NACOGDOCHES, TX 75962
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
RFP NUMBER
TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
Dated: 01/14/2016
PROPOSAL MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE:
5:00PM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016
MAIL PROPOSAL TO:
HAND DELIVER AND/OR
EXPRESS MAIL TO:
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services
P. O. Box 13030
Nacogdoches, TX 75962-3030
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services
2124 Wilson Drive
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Show RFP Number, Due Date and Time on Return Envelope
NOTE: PROPOSAL must be time stamped at Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services before the hour and date specified for receipt of proposal.
REFER INQUIRIES TO:
Kay Johnson
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
936.468.4037
email: johnsondk6@sfasu.edu
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY
Request for Proposal #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
THIS ADDENDUM MUST BE ACKNOWLEDGED IN ORDER FOR THE RESPONSE TO
RECEIVE CONSIDERATION. FAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE ADDENDUM WILL
RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION OF THE RESPONSE.
PRE-PROPOSAL MEETING/SITE VISIT SIGN-IN SHEETS
The sign-in sheets from the mandatory pre-proposal meeting/site visit held 01/05/2016 are included.
RFP Section 3.9.2, item a. is changed as follows:
Insertion of v. Exhibit H – HUB Subcontracting Plan
Questions and Answers provided at the pre-proposal meeting/site visit held 01/05/2016 at
10:00am:
1.
As far as network goes, can SFA give an idea of the network to each building?
Answer:
All buildings are served with 1 gig and some with 10 gig.
2.
The buildings that don’t have service today are they requesting to have service?
Answer:
Not necessarily, SFA wanted potential vendors to be aware some buildings don’t have service
and at some point SFA might want service provided to those areas. There are no current
expectations or requests to provide such service.
3.
There were a couple of different channel line-ups included in the RFP, is this strictly analog or
does it have high definition capability?
Answer:
SFA is all digital and there are over 100 high definition channels. Residents can purchase
expanded packages and expanded packages can be added to any of the buildings with existing
service now. Right now residents request converter boxes from the vendor.
4.
Vendor saw there is hard-line coaxial. Is this provided at all locations? Is there single-mode fiber
available at all locations at this time? Would you say 70%? On the RFP it looked like each
individual building was laid out. On the question of which building does or does not have singlemode fiber, can that be answered?
Answer:
Some locations are fed by coax and others by single-mode fiber based on the install provided by
the current vendor. Single-mode is available at most locations, but not all. Availability will
depend on the amount desired to each building based on design.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
ADDENDA NO. 1
Cont’d
5.
Are there video-on-demand movies currently available through web portals or through channels
like HBO, etc?
Answer:
Video-on-demand is available through premium and local programming.
6.
What percentage of resident’s upgrade their converter boxes? How many students are getting
upgrades?
Answer:
Residents go directly to the vendor for this service. While SFA does not have a student
breakdown, the information provided from the current vendor regarding additional services is
included.
7.
rd
The RFP indicates the Contractor shall provide for 3 party testing. Is this at the head-end
location only or at each individual location? The RFP reads like it’s only the head-end?
Answer:
What was tested in the past was at the head-end and a sampling at other locations to verify
signal was reaching multiple sites.
8.
Is the current mass notification system just on one channel or broadcasting on all channels?
Does UPD go to a computer or do they go directly to the head-end? If it is on all channels is it
like a banner across the screen or does the message replace the entire screen?
Answer:
Confirmed with UPD, the notification does take over all channels. Also, on older TVs the banner
message will take over the whole screen which is what is preferred. However, the new digital
signal from the current vendor runs just a smaller banner message.
9.
What is the make/model of the Emergency Response system? Is UPD on a computer to create
personalized own messages? Or does UPD have options to push across campus? How is the
message implemented?
Answer:
As indicated in the RFP, UPD currently uses Rave Mobile Safety for emergency notifications.
UPD works from a localized office computer working directly through a website entering the
desired message and hits enter. It takes approximately 90 seconds for the TVs to turn black and
the message to appear.
10.
How is the current wireless capability in the Residence Halls? Is it more centered around the
IPTV delivery, curious what is currently there and what it can handle? What is their user
experience? What kind of hardware?
Answer:
There are areas that are good and bad depending on the location. SFA is in the process of
increasing access points by approximately 60% this fiscal year. This started 09/01/2015. SFA
has completed about 4 of the buildings so far and has another 8-9 areas remaining. SFA uses
Cisco access points.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 1
ADDENDA NO. 1
Cont’d
11.
Are all of SFA switches POE capability? Is POE in each building?
Answer:
Not all switches are POE capable. Yes, POE is available in almost every building. There is
100% coverage in the Residence Halls but saturation is an issue. Every other academic building
and administrative building SFA has covered. Parking garages are not covered. A few outdoor
spaces are covered, mainly the few gathering points. SFA has adequate coverage where
students need coverage. Right now, SFA is trying to fix a load issue.
12.
How much bandwidth goes to students right now? Is that capacity maxed? If SFA brings in more
IPTV relating things, does SFA expect the load to increase? Or is it a concern that it will burden
the network?
Answer:
The current bandwidth is approximately 2 gig. Yes, if SFA opens the capacity the students will
use it. Yes, SFA expects the load to increase for IPTV related things and it is a concern right
now. SFA is working to increase internet links. SFA has a 10gig link to Houston. SFA has a 1gig
link to Dallas and is working to increase that to 10 gig. SFA has a 1 gig link to Tyler. SFA is
working to beef up those links. SFA is also part of a consortium out of Houston called SET
working on correctly routing to our cache services that SFA has out there.
13.
Has there been any indication from the current provider regarding Channel 2? Vendor recalls 5
years ago this was a sticking point. Will they continue to carry the channel or provide service to
the university?
Answer:
SFA has not discussed Channel 2 with the current provider. There has been no indication from
the current provider regarding Channel 2.
14.
Is there a pathway from the roof?
Answer:
rd
The roof will have to be penetrated. Once done, there is a pathway from the 3 floor wiring closet
to the Cold Room.
15.
Is the University open to all IT solutions?
Answer:
Yes, SFA is open to all solutions including pros/cons.
ADDITIONAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO SFA STUDENTS UNDER CURRENT AGREEMENT
Highlighted items are products that are provided as part of the bulk services within the current agreement.
Anything that is not highlighted indicates that a student has contacted the current provider and upgraded to
that additional product.
It is required to either have the HD/DVR, TiVo, or a form of DTA in order to receive any programming past what
the university provides (Basic and Expanded). There must be a set top box of some sort installed in order for
students to receive things such as VOD, TIERS, HBO, etc.…
Independent or bundled service
SERVICE ADDED
VOD ACCESS
TRACKING - DTA
BASE - HD BROADCAST
HD BASIC
LOCAL VOD
TIER - GATEWAY
HD/DVR EQUIPMENT
VOD
BASIC
EXPANDED
TRACKING - HD DTA
DIGITAL HDTA
HD EQUIPMENT
TIER - VARIETY
VOD DISNEY
HD STARZ
HBO
HD HBO
CABLE GUIDE
CINEMAX
TIER - MOVIE
HD SHOWTIME
TIER - SPORTS & INFO
TIVO
STARZ
SHOWTIME/TMC
HD PLUS
TIER - SPORTS PLUS
TIER - LATINO
Grand Total
Aug
36
20
24
21
18
16
18
4
4
6
6
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
185
Sep Oct Nov Grand Total
144 10 2
192
99 9
3
131
75 5
1
105
77 5
1
104
72 5
1
96
73 4
93
68 3
1
90
26 14 3
43
11 1
16
9
1
14
5
11
5
11
4
2
6
2
1
4
2
4
2
3
2
3
2
3
2
1
3
2
3
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
690 59 16
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Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY SERVICES
P. O. Box 13030
NACOGDOCHES, TX 75962
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
RFP NUMBER
TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
Dated: 01/22/2016
PROPOSAL MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE:
5:00PM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016
MAIL PROPOSAL TO:
HAND DELIVER AND/OR
EXPRESS MAIL TO:
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services
P. O. Box 13030
Nacogdoches, TX 75962-3030
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services
2124 Wilson Drive
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Show RFP Number, Due Date and Time on Return Envelope
NOTE: PROPOSAL must be time stamped at Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement Services before the hour and date specified for receipt of proposal.
REFER INQUIRIES TO:
Kay Johnson
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
936.468.4037
email: johnsondk6@sfasu.edu
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY
Request for Proposal #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
THIS ADDENDUM MUST BE ACKNOWLEDGED IN ORDER FOR THE RESPONSE TO
RECEIVE CONSIDERATION. FAILURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE ADDENDUM WILL
RESULT IN DISQUALIFICATION OF THE RESPONSE.
The following questions were received via email on 01/19/2016.
1.
What channels are currently being provided in the Basic, Expanded Basic and Premium lineups?
Answer:
Please refer to section 2.4.4, Exhibit F of the RFP as well as the final page of Addendum No. 1.
2.
What do the students currently pay for Premium Programming?
Answer:
As discussed in the pre-proposal meeting and as answered for question 6 of Addendum No. 1,
students who upgrade beyond what is provided by the University work directly with the current
provider.
3.
Do students pay a deposit for set top boxes or are they provided as part of the Premium
Programing?
Answer:
If a student is unable to access services provided by the University, a converter box is provided at
no additional charge. Pricing for boxes as part of an upgrade is negotiated by the student directly
with the vendor.
4.
Does SFA share revenue with SuddenLink on Premium Programming?
Answer:
No.
5.
If so, how much does SFA make per student?
Answer:
N/A
6.
Do Students use a Web Portal to access VOD and Movies?
Answer:
No.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
ADDENDA NO. 2
Cont’d
7.
What is the occupancy percentage of student housing?
Answer:
The occupancy fluctuates by semester and is at approximately 90% capacity.
8.
What percentage of students subscribe to Premium Programming?
Answer:
As discussed in the pre-proposal meeting and as answered for question 6 of Addendum No. 1,
students who upgrade beyond what is provided by the University work directly with the current
provider. Refer to the last page of Addendum No. 1 which reflects a breakdown of the upgrades
services requested by students.
9.
Can the Existing Cable Company feed from the SFA Head End to the Cable Company Head End
for Channel 2 be reused?
Answer:
Please refer to sections 2.3.4 and 2.3.5 of the RFP.
10.
CH2 Originates in the Boynton Building, it appears to be modulated out. Where does that
modulated signal go, and how does that get back to SuddenLink?
Answer:
The signal is carried over SFA owned fiber to the head end equipment in the Cold Room and is
then carried to SuddenLink over vendor owned fiber.
11.
Will SuddenLink still carry Channel 2 to the Community free of charge?
Answer:
As discussed in the pre-proposal meeting and as answered for question 13 of Addendum No. 1,
SFA has not discussed Channel 2 with the current provider.
12.
Does the Emergency Alert feed all of Nacogdoches or just the SFA Campus?
Answer:
The Emergency Alert feeds only SFASU
13.
Where is the Rave Emergency Alert Equipment located?
Answer:
Rave has five (5) redundant sites which house the necessary servers and equipment to provide
service to the University should a single or multiple sites go down as the result of an emergency.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
ADDENDA NO. 2
Cont’d
14.
Does every dorm room have a cat5 drop, and what is the topology of the network in a dormitory
building?
Answer:
Yes, all rooms have a cat5 drop, though it is not reserved for IPTV. The network is laid out using
star topology.
15.
Do all TVs require a set top box or is a set top box only required for premium channels?
Answer:
All TV’s do not require converter boxes. If a valid TV connection is unable to receive services
provided by the University a converter box is provided at no additional charge.
The following vendor questions are based on the evaluation of CATV design prints and Exhibit E (Service
Locations)
16.
There is no representation of CATV service to the Charter School (SEC 1.4.2).
a. How is CATV service delivered to the Charter School?
b. Is SFA single mode fiber optic cable available for the CATV system feed to the Charter
School?
c. Are active CATV devices (fiber optic receiver, power supply, amplifier) present at this
location?
Answer:
a. The SFA Charter School feed is delivered via single mode fiber.
b. Yes.
c. Yes, as per drawing.
17.
There is no representation of CATV service to the UPD Parking & Traffic Office.
a. How is CATV service delivered to the UPD Parking & Traffic Office?
b. Is SFA single mode fiber optic cable available for the CATV system feed to the UPD Parking
& Traffic Office?
c. Are active CATV devices (fiber optic receiver, power supply, amplifier) present at this
location?
Answer:
a. The UPD Parking & Traffic Office feed is delivered via single mode fiber.
b. Yes.
c. This would need to be verified.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
ADDENDA NO. 2
Cont’d
18.
There is no representation of CATV service to the Wellness Center.
a. How is CATV service delivered to the Wellness Center?
b. Is SFA single mode fiber optic cable available for the CATV system feed to the Wellness
Center?
c. Are active CATV devices (fiber optic receiver, power supply, amplifier) present at this
location?
Answer:
a. The Wellness Center feed is delivered via coax hard line.
b. No, not at this time.
c. This would need to be verified.
19.
Please identify/define Patio Square Apartments.
a. Is this location affiliated with the Pattillo Student Center?
b. How is CATV service delivered to this location?
c. Is SFA single mode fiber optic cable available for the CATV system feed to this location?
d. Are active CATV devices (fiber optic receiver, power supply, amplifier) present at this
location?
Answer:
a. These apartments, located on the north side of Starr Avenue west of Lumberjack Village, are
under the control of the S.T.E.M. Center and maintained through the Physical Plant
Department.
b. The Patio Square Apartment service is delivered by vendor directly from Starr Avenue. This
feed is not being delivered from campus.
c. Yes.
d. This would need to be verified.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
ADDENDUM NO. 2
ADDENDA NO. 2
Cont’d
20.
The following locations are shown to receive CATV service as per the CATV design prints but are
not included on Exhibit E (Service Locations):
 Griffith Fine Arts – Passive location
 Music Building – Two amplifiers at this location
 University Woods – One amplifier at this location
 Hall 7 (Todd) – One amplifier at this location
 Hall 8 (Gibbs) – Passive location (Adjacent to Charter School)
 Chemistry Building – Passive location
 Nursing & Math Building – Passive location
 Sheldon Gym – Passive location
 Agriculture Building – Passive location
 Early Childhood Lab – Fiber optic receiver & CATV power supply at this location provides
CATV service to the President’s Residence, Home Economics North & Home Economics
South
 Home Economics North – One amplifier at this location
 Home Economics South – Passive location
Answer:
Each year SFASU departments have the option to renew or terminate CATV service. Without
further research to validate, it is likely some of the locations listed on the design print terminated
the CATV service. Please refer to Exhibit E of the RFP for a list of all SFASU departments
currently receiving service. As for University Woods, Hall 7 (Todd) and Hall 8 (Gibbs), please
refer to section 1.4.8 note 2 on page 4 of 25 of the RFP. Lastly, the Early Childhood Lab (ECHL)
is now located within the Early Childhood Research Center (ECRC). The building titled “Early
Childhood Lab” on the design print is now called the Education Annex.
21.
The Early Childhood Lab will need to be included with the active CATV service in order to
provide CATV service to the President’s residence. Please confirm.
Answer:
Yes, however, note the new building name is Education Annex.
22.
What is the SFA position regarding the other buildings, in the above list, that are not included on
Exhibit E?
Answer:
Please see the answer provided above for question 20, as well as the answer provided for
question 2 of Addendum No 1.
23.
Is terminated single mode fiber optic cable available to all location requiring CATV service?
Answer:
Single-mode is available at most locations, but not all. Availability will depend on the amount
desired to each building based on design.
24.
Please provide a logical diagram for the existing CATV/Fiber Optic distribution system and for the
overall single mode fiber optic distribution system.
Answer:
Please refer to the logical diagram for CATV distribution included in the RFP.
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY SERVICES
P. O. Box 13030
NACOGDOCHES, TX 75962
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
RFP NUMBER
TVPROGSRV-2015
PROPOSAL MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE:
5:00PM, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016
HAND DELIVER AND/OR
EXPRESS MAIL TO:
MAIL PROPOSAL TO:
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
P. O. Box 13030, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, TX 75962-3030
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
2124 Wilson Drive
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Show RFP Number, Due Date and Time on Return Envelope
NOTE: PROPOSAL must be time stamped at Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services before the hour and date specified for receipt of proposal.
REFER INQUIRIES TO:
Kay Johnson
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
936.468.4037
email: johnsondk6@sfasu.edu
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Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY
Request for Proposal #TVPROGSRV-2015
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1 – INTRODUCTION
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
1.6
1.7
1.8
1.9
Scope of Proposal
Agreement Term
Respondent Qualifications
SFA Information
Schedule of Events
Open Records
Historically Underutilized Businesses
Performance Bond
Insurance Requirements
Section 2 – STATEMENT OF WORK
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
Scope of Work
Pricing
Equipment
Programming/Signal
Maintenance/Service
Section 3 – INSTRUCTIONS TO RESPONDENTS
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
3.8
3.9
Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conference
Contact Information
Communications and Deadline to Submit Questions
Submittal Deadline and Location
Proposal Validity Period
Submittal Instructions
Acceptance and Formation of Agreement
Evaluation Criteria
Proposal Format
EXHIBITS
Exhibit A
Exhibit B
Exhibit C
Exhibit D
Exhibit E
Exhibit F
Exhibit G
Exhibit H
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Execution of Offer
Acknowledgment of Addenda
Pricing Summary
Proposal Questionnaire
Locations to Receive Service
Current Channel Lineup
Drawings
HUB Subcontracting Plan
Stephen F. Austin State University
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1
SCOPE OF PROPOSAL
Stephen F. Austin State University, hereafter referred to as “SFA” or “the University”, is seeking
proposals for television programming services. Proposers may submit a turn-key solution for all
services or may propose to fulfill only parts; i.e., television programming delivery through existing
coax, IPTV delivery through existing network, both, or other delivery methods.
1.2
AGREEMENT TERM
The Agreement Term shall be from September 1, 2016 through August 31, 2021. The university
reserves the right to renew the Agreement for five (5) additional 1-year periods, subject to mutual
agreement of both parties. Contracted rates will be negotiated annually in January to be effective
the following August 1 of each year. Annual increases shall never exceed the annual rate of
increase proposed in Exhibit C.
1.3
RESPONDENT QUALIFICATIONS
Each Respondent must include information that clearly indicates the Respondent meets each of
the following minimum qualification requirements:
a.
Respondents shall be authorized by law and regulatory authorities, where applicable, to
provide television programming services in the State of Texas.
b.
Respondent must have minimum five years’ experience in installing and maintaining the
proposed system or service.
c.
Respondent shall ensure that agents, distributors and partners responding to this RFP
are be authorized by the underlying manufacturer to sell and support the systems and/or
services being proposed.
1.4
SFA INFORMATION
1.4.1
SFA is an institution of higher education operated as an agency of the State of Texas. SFA
employs approximately 1600 full and part-time faculty and staff members. SFA had an
enrollment of 12,801 full and part-time students during the fall 2014 semester. Most staff
positions are based on a 12-month appointment coinciding with the fiscal year (9/1-8/31).
Contracts are executed only for faculty members, and limited other appointments. A ninemember Board of Regents is appointed by the governor of Texas, with each regent serving
staggered six-year terms.
1.4.2
Currently, television programming service is provided by the local cable television provider,
Suddenlink. The current agreement expires August 31, 2016. SFA currently pays $5.75 per
cable drop plus approximately 8% per drop for FCC fees and taxes. In addition, SFA TV-2 is
transmitted to the community headend and broadcast to the local community at no cost to the
university, and cable television services are provided at no cost to the SFA public Charter School
th
serving K-5 grades. SFA anticipates that these 2 services will continue at no charge due to SFA
TV-2 being a public education channel, and the SFA Charter School being a public K-12
education entity.
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1.4.3
All programming feeds into headend equipment in the Human Services/Telecommunications
Building and is redistributed via broadband cable feed to the campus using fiber and coaxial trunk
that runs underground in the conduit systems on campus.
1.4.4
The current contractor owns the fiber Node Distribution System to the Demarcation point in the
Human Services/Telecommunications Building Cold Room, including the headend equipment.
SFA owns the passive distribution system; i.e., fiber, coax, taps, hardline trunk, feeder cable, etc.,
behind the demarcation point. The current contractor owns the active distribution system; i.e.,
amplifiers, power supplies, receivers, transmitters, fiber nodes, etc. behind the demarcation point.
1.4.5
Exhibit G includes the following drawings and data:
a.
Campus Map
b.
Human Services/Telecommunication Building Drawing
c.
Current distribution system
d.
Building inventory
1.4.6
New headend equipment was installed by the current contractor in 2005. SFA took ownership of
the existing coax cable in 2000. There are no other records as to when the existing cable
television system was first installed.
1.4.7
Television programming service is distributed to the residence halls, university apartments,
academic buildings and administrative buildings as well as the president’s house, all of which are
located on the main campus.
1.4.8
The University currently has 3776 cable drops on campus in the locations identified in Exhibit E:
3509 – residence halls and apartments
239 – academic and athletic areas
25 – student center
3 – president’s house
NOTE: In the Residence Halls, the drops equate to approximately 2441 service locations or
student room doors (excludes common areas). In the other areas, the drops equate to
approximately 70-75 service locations.
NOTE: Three buildings currently receiving service, University Woods, Gibbs Hall and Todd Hall,
are scheduled for demolition prior to 9/1/16. Two new building are in schedule for construction;
information about the two new buildings is shown in Exhibit E.
1.4.9
Currently only the basic and expanded basic entertainment channels are provided to students.
Students are required to contract directly with the contractor for upgraded services. The
contractor will be permitted 2 weeks per year for on-campus solicitation (1 week each semester).
For other areas of the campus the University purchases the basic and expanded channels, with
the President’s House and Student Center receiving some optional premium channels. The
services currently provided to the locations are shown on Exhibit E.
1.4.10 Some cable drops are in historical buildings, which are marked as such.
1.4.11 Current internet service is delivered by Stephen F. Austin State University. The Ethernet
equipment and the cabling infrastructure is owned and managed by the University.
1.4.12 SFA TV-2 which is broadcast as channel 2 on the present cable system serving Nacogdoches is
an extension of the University into the community. This educational access channel is operated
by the Department of Mass Communication serving many purposes and constituencies. SFA TV2 originates in the Boynton Building on campus and is fed to the community headend of the local
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cable provider and immediately distributed to their subscribers both on and off campus. The
channel is used by students as an outlet for their work as they produce and showcase local
programs of interest to the university, the community or both. The channel also provides public
service announcements, community calendar listings, and educational/instructional programs
from other various sources throughout the day. In addition to publicizing campus events and
showing the work of students studying television production, the channel has been used in recent
years to provide information to the community about hurricanes and campus threats.
1.4.13 The University currently has the functionality to disconnect from the Contractor’s feed and
substitute a feed from SFA to distribute over all channels to all SFA locations in the case of
emergency.
1.4.14 SFA IT Tech Support currently maintains cold room connectivity and works with the contractor on
feed adds and changes to the cold room or wiring closets. The SFA Physical Plant is responsible
for wiring associated with new construction, adds and changes. SFA Procurement and Accounts
Payable work with the contractor to update adds and changes to accounts and ensure that billing
and payment match the contracted services.
1.5
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS*
Issuance of Request for Proposals ................
December 18, 2015
University Closed ...........................................
December 23, 2015 – January 1, 2016
Mandatory Pre-Proposal Meeting and Site
Visit .................................................................
January 5, 2016 10:00am
Campus Buildings Site Visit ............................
January 6-7, 2016
Deadline to submit questions..........................
January 19, 2016, 5:00pm
Proposal Closing .............................................
January 27, 2016, 5:00pm
Evaluation of Proposals and Selection of
Finalists and/or Negotiations ..........................
January 28-February 12, 2016
Potential BAFO and/or Presentations .............
February 15-26, 2016
Award of Agreement .......................................
March 1, 2016
Agreement Finalized .......................................
March 31, 2016
System Tested, Accepted and Ready for
Distribution ......................................................
August 1, 2016, 5:00pm
*Dates are tentative and subject to change.
1.6
OPEN RECORDS
The parties understand the information exchanged in the negotiation process is confidential to the
fullest extent permitted by law, and neither party will disclose such information to anyone other
than representatives of the negotiating parties except as required by Texas law. Final awards
and agreements, after all negotiations are completed, may be subject to the Texas Public
Information Act.
1.7
HISTORICALLY UNDERUTILIZED BUSINESSES
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1.7.1
Each respondent is required to make a good faith effort to subcontract with historically
underutilized businesses and shall submit a HUB Subcontracting Plan using the HUB
Subcontracting Plan documents provided in Exhibit H.
1.7.2
Stephen F. Austin State University is committed to making a good faith effort to increase business
with historically underutilized businesses (HUBs) by contracting with HUBs either directly or
indirectly through subcontracting opportunities. Respondents are encouraged to actively seek to
subcontract or partner with HUBs in an effort to create an environment that actively
acknowledges and values diversity.
1.7.3
The University has determined that subcontracting opportunities are probable under this contract.
1.7.4
The University’s HUB goal for this procurement is: 26.0% for Other Services
1.7.5
Each HUB subcontracting plan will be evaluated independently of the response. If the HSP does
not reflect a good faith effort to subcontract with HUBs, the entire response will be disqualified.
1.7.6
All questions regarding the HUB Subcontracting Plan may be directed to the Vendor Relations
Manager, Manny Guerrero, 936-468-4529, guerreromg@sfasu.edu.
Failure to submit the HUB Subcontracting Plan will disqualify
the entire response from consideration.
1.8
PERFORMANCE BOND
1.8.1
A Performance Bond is to be provided by the awarded Contractor annually in the amount of
100% of the yearly agreement amount. This bond is to be made payable to SFA, is to be drawn
on a surety authorized to do business in the State of Texas, and is to be on forms acceptable to
the University.
1.8.2
The required bond is to be delivered to the SFA Purchasing Department within fourteen (14) days
of finalizing the Agreement. Failure to submit the bond within the required timeframe will be
considered breach of contract, and any contract awards, either verbal or in writing will be
considered null and void.
1.9
INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS
1.9.1
The Contractor shall not commence work under this Agreement until he has obtained all the
insurance required hereunder and certificates of such insurance have been filed with and
reviewed by SFA. Acceptance of the insurance certificates by SFA shall not relieve or decrease
the liability of the Contractor.
1.9.2
If policies are not written for the amounts specified below (except Worker’s Compensation and
Employer’s Liability), Contractor shall carry Excess Liability insurance for any difference in
amounts specified. If Excess Liability insurance is provided, it shall follow the form of primary
policy.
1.9.3
This insurance shall not be canceled, limited in scope of coverage, or non-renewed until after
thirty (30) days prior written notice, or ten (10) days for non-payment of premium, has been given
to the University.
1.9.4
Contractor’s insurance shall be deemed primary with respect to any insurance carried by Stephen
F. Austin State University for liability arising out of operations under this Agreement.
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1.9.5
Stephen F. Austin State University, its officials, directors, employees, representatives and
volunteers shall be named as additional insured. This is not applicable to the workers’
compensation policy.
1.9.6
The workers’ compensation and employers’ liability policy will provide a waiver of subrogation in
favor of the University.
1.9.7
The workers’ compensation insurance coverage must include the responsibility of the Contractor
to provide coverage for every worker either under the Contractor’s policy or under the policy
provided by a subcontractor. The Contractor’s policy shall provide that, in the event that a
subcontractor’s policy fails to provide worker’s compensation coverage of a worker, that such
insurance coverage is provided by the Contractor’s policy.
1.9.8
Unless otherwise provided for herein, the Contractor shall provide and maintain, until the Work
covered in this Agreement is completed and accepted by SFA, the minimum insurance coverage
as follows:
TYPE OF COVERAGE
LIMITS OF LIABILITY
a.
Workers’ Compensation Coverage OR
Employer’s Liability with $1,000,000 each occur/aggregate
b.
Comprehensive General Liability
a. $1,000,000 each occur
b. $2,000,000 general aggregate
c. $2,000,000 products/completed operations
c.
Comprehensive Automobile Liability
$1,000,000 combined single limit
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SECTION 2
STATEMENT OF WORK
2.1
SCOPE OF WORK
2.1.1
Stephen F. Austin State University, hereafter referred to as “SFA” or “the University”, is seeking
proposals for television programming services and the delivery of SFA TV-2 to the campus and
the local community. The University is open to consideration of all options available to deliver
television programming services to the campus community, including single or combined
solutions using direct broadcast satellite, cable, or any other available option.
2.1.2
In addition the university wants to consider options for IPTV delivery of the television
programming signal provided above, utilizing the existing campus network. The university
anticipates considering IPTV in addition to a coax drop, but reserves the right to implement IPTV
only in some areas. Digital IPTV content should be viewable on personal computers, mobile
devices and TV where possible. This “live” TV content delivered via IPTV may be supplemented
with other services including, but not limited to, DVR (digital video recorder) recording/time
shifting capabilities, Video on Demand (VoD) or other capabilities.
2.1.3
If required, the most desirable location for a satellite would be the roof of the Human
Services/Telecommunications Building where the headend equipment is located. However,
should it be necessary, the Contractor would be responsible for the penetration under the
guidance and direction of the Physical Plant. Contractor shall be responsible for an engineered
solution approved by the Physical Plant, and all work must be completed by an approved roofing
contractor. There would be no roof or chase access fees associated with this location. A pdf
drawing of the Human Services/Telecommunications Building is attached in Exhibit G.
2.1.4
Television programming services shall be distributed to all residence halls, university apartments,
president’s home, academic buildings, and administrative buildings identified in Exhibit E.
Locations or services may be added or dropped throughout the term of the agreement at the
rates in effect at the time of the change.
2.1.5
Although the university desires to enter into a 5-year agreement, the Contractor shall consult with
the university year by year to determine what services best meet the needs of the university in
terms of both service and price; i.e., using more IPTV and dropping coax; pick and choose coax
drops to be utilized and paid for during peak and non-peak use; implementing new technology
that becomes available, etc.
2.1.6
SFA has some locations not currently receiving service that may desire service in the future.
These locations are listed in Exhibit E.
2.1.7
Each Respondent is encouraged to propose options offering the maximum benefit to the
University in terms of services to the University and total overall cost to the University.
2.1.8
Identify options related to being able to disconnect from the Contractor’s feed and substitute a
feed from SFA to distribute over all channels to all SFA locations in the case of emergency. The
message would originate from the University Police Department campus emergency notification
system. This message needs to have the ability to be updated and removed with slight to no
delay by the SFA Police Department without interference from the cable provider. The message
may be in the form of a banner overlay at the top or bottom of the television screen or it may
replace the entire channel. The alert needs to work as much as possible similar to the EAS
Emergency Alert System required by all television systems to have in place by the FCC. This
includes both an auditory alert and the ability to place text on the screen. Currently, SFA
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contracts with Rave Mobile Safety for campus emergency notification and this is where the
message would originate from through a CAP protocol.
2.1.9
It is the desire of the University to have all equipment and the programming feed in place, tested
and accepted on or before August 1, 2016* so that SFA can be in full operation with service
redistribution on August 15, 2016*. In order to meet this deadline, we anticipate an agreement
date no later than March 31, 2016*.
*Dates are subject to change.
2.1.10 Respondents are encouraged to include value added programs, service options and/or discounts
that can be offered to students living off-campus and to university employees.
2.1.11 The University desires that proposals include value added programs such as scholarships,
internships, etc. that promote the academic mission of the University. The university’s mission
statement can be found at http://www.sfasu.edu/strategicplan/.
2.1.12 Any agreement negotiated as a result of this RFP shall not be considered exclusive.
2.2
PRICING
2.2.1
Proposed pricing shall be all-inclusive for hardware, software, licenses, training, travel and
lodging, etc. necessary to implement, provide and maintain uninterrupted service. However, the
University makes no commitment to purchase any minimum or maximum quantity or dollar
volume of services from the selected supplier. Service locations may be added, dropped or
changed at any time during the Agreement Term.
2.2.2
Proposed pricing should consider that on an annual basis the residence hall space is only
occupied 75% of the year. Respondents may offer pricing options to reflect this occupancy rate,
or the university is interested in considering options to turn service on and off at specified
locations during peak/non-peak use.
2.2.3
No payment for services will begin until September 30, 2016 or until final acceptance has been
made by the University representative identified in Paragraphs 2.3.7 and 2.5.1, whichever is later.
2.2.4
Responses must include a detailed channel listing and applicable pricing, including any pricing
options to reduce or expand channel lineups and including bundling of channels or services.
2.2.5
SFA TV-2 qualifies as a public education channel. Any cost associated with sending the signal to
the local cable provider for rebroadcasting the SFA channel to the local community must be
itemized along with the legal cite allowing for such cost. It is the Respondent’s responsibility to
contact the local cable provider to determine if any costs apply.
2.2.6
The SFA Charter School is a K-12 public education school. Any cost associated with providing
services for the Charter School must be itemized along with the legal cites allowing for such cost.
2.2.7
Respondents are encouraged to offer a variety of payment options that represent the best value
to the University, including but not limited to annual, monthly, semester, quarterly, early payment
discount, etc.
2.3
EQUIPMENT
2.3.1
The Contractor shall provide all equipment necessary; i.e., receivers, modulators, amplifiers, mux,
etc., to provide a functioning system.
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2.3.2
It shall be the Respondent’s responsibility to identify sites where equipment and/or cabling may
be located, and to ensure that sufficient space exists for such equipment and/or cabling. A
university representative from Telecommunications and Networking must approve all locations.
2.3.3
Respondents shall ensure that the proposed system will work with the existing infrastructure that
belongs to the University or shall be prepared to demonstrate how the proposed system will
provide equal or better service without using the existing infrastructure.
2.3.4
Contractor shall design, furnish, install, align and certify the headend portion of the proposed
system that interconnects the programming portion of the system to SFA’s distribution portion of
the system.
2.3.5
Respondent shall provide detailed information, drawings, and specifications for the headend
design including equipment manufacturer, model numbers, protocols, standards, and interfaces.
Detailed information and specifications shall be provided for all other equipment including the
protocols, standards used, and interfaces.
2.3.6
Contractor shall provide all labor, tools, materials, insurance and incidentals necessary to install
all required equipment; i.e., antennas, cabling, receivers, modulators, amplifiers, etc. for this
project. Installation shall include, but is not limited to, F.O.B. destination, unloading, uncrating,
setting in place, completing hook-ups and interfaces, etc. Any and all trash, containers, etc., are
to be removed from campus by the Contractor and properly disposed.
2.3.7
The Contractor shall provide for 3 party testing of all equipment to ensure compliance with the
specifications. Such testing shall be supervised by a University Representative and shall include,
but not be limited to, feeds into and out of headend equipment, feeds associated with SFA TV-2,
etc. Acceptance testing, any modifications and any additional re-testing is to be completed in
time to meet the required contract start. If any discrepancies are found with the initial acceptance
testing the Contractor will be notified of the discrepancy. The Contractor will then have 10
calendar days to rectify the problem. The Contractor and University Representative from ITS
shall then repeat the acceptance testing. Please note that the wiring in place does not have to be
validated.
2.3.8
During the first year of the agreement, Contractor shall update that distribution system map,
Exhibit G, at no cost to the University, noting ownership of distribution as either Contractor or
Stephen F. Austin State University, including those behind the demarcation point in the Human
Services/Telecommunications Building. The mapping will not include inside wiring. The map
must be provided as a CADD document. This “distribution map” shall be considered a work-forhire and become the property of Stephen F. Austin State University.
2.4
PROGRAMMING/SIGNAL
2.4.1
The Contractor is expected to provide uninterrupted, high quality, industry standard programming
during the term of the agreement.
2.4.2
HD signal is not required in the residence halls at this time; however, it is highly desired in other
locations of the campus.
2.4.3
Each channel will be capable of generating mono or stereo audio as provided by the service
provider.
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2.4.4
The current channel line-up is shown in Exhibit F and is provided only as a reference. Please
provide a proposed channel lineup that reflects SFA’s interest in providing a diverse education
experience as well as providing the best in entertainment for our culturally diverse student body.
2.4.5
Any agreement negotiated shall not prohibit SFA from utilizing SFA TV-2 for programming by the
Division of Mass Communications including the ability to redistribute such a signal 24/7 to the
community through the local cable television provider. SFA desires to consider options to
broadcast SFA TV-2 on campus. In addition, SFA shall not be prohibited from distributing the
programming on SFA TV-2 on social media platforms.
2.4.6
Contractor shall deal directly with students for any service upgrades. No additional services such
as broadband internet service, telephony (Voice over IP), or other services other than additional
or upgraded television programming will be marketed to or be made available to the on-campus
residence halls during the length of the agreement unless expressly approved by Stephen F.
Austin State University.
2.4.7
IPTV must allow transmission of channels as unicast signals over Wi-Fi.
2.4.8
It is desirable for the IPTV service to authenticate and authorize using single sign-on or an
authentication system that SFA can validate.
2.5
MAINTENANCE/SERVICE
2.5.1
SFA expects a 24/7 help desk solution.
2.5.2
Notwithstanding such testing and acceptance described in 2.3.7, any discrepancies in acceptable
levels of service found or discovered during the term of the agreement shall be fixed, repaired, or
replaced at the Contractor’s sole cost.
2.5.3
Contractor shall provide on-site personnel for maintenance, troubleshooting, etc. the first two
weeks of each fall and spring semester during the term of the agreement. On-site personnel shall
coordinate locations and services performed with a representative from Residence Life
Operations.
2.5.4
The University wants to consider various options for maintenance, new installs, moves and
changes. This may include, but is not limited to, new building installations, new outlets for
service, moving existing outlets for service, repairing and maintaining SFA’s owned inside wiring,
and activating/deactivating outlets for service. Options may be presented in various ways such
as time and materials, monthly or annual fees, etc.
2.5.5
In addition, the university wants to consider options for the Contractor to maintain a current list of
all outlets and services provided. Such list must be verified annually by each university
department.
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SECTION 3
INSTRUCTIONS TO RESPONDENTS
3.1
MANDATORY PRE-PROPOSAL CONFERENCE
3.1.1
A MANDATORY pre-proposal conference and site visit is scheduled for 10:00am, Tuesday,
January 5, 2016 in the Human Services/Telecommunications Building, Room 101, 2100 Raguet
St. North, Nacogdoches, Texas on the campus of Stephen F. Austin State University. A site visit
of the Human Services/Telecommunications Building Cold Room is scheduled after the preproposal meeting.
3.1.2
Failure to attend the pre-proposal conference and site visit will forfeit consideration of the
Respondent’s response.
3.1.3
If needed, January 6 and 7, 2016 have been set aside to provide Respondents access to the
various buildings currently receiving cable television services. Respondents should meet in the
Physical Plant Conference Room at 8:30am, Wednesday, January 6. SFA representatives will
conduct a tour of representative buildings. At the end of the day, the group will return to the
Physical Plant Conference Room to discuss additional needs of the group. Thursday, January 7,
respondents will meet in the Physical Plant Conference Room at 8:30am. A tour of buildings will
continue as needed. At the conclusion, the group will return to the Physical Plant Conference
Room to discuss additional needs for building access and determine how/when those needs can
be met.
3.2
CONTACT INFORMATION
3.2.1
All questions regarding the RFP, or response must be forwarded to the Director of Procurement
and Property Services:
Kay Johnson
P.O. Box 13030, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
Phone: 936.468.4037
Fax: 936.468.4282
Email: johnsondk6@sfasu.edu
3.3
COMMUNICATIONS AND DEADLINE TO SUBMIT QUESTIONS
3.3.1
The University specifically instructs all interested parties to restrict all contact and questions
regarding this RFP to written communications forwarded to the University Contact identified in
Section 3.2.1. The University Contact must receive all questions or concerns no later than
5:00pm, January 19, 2016 so that the University will have a reasonable amount of time to
respond to questions or concerns. It is the University’s intent to respond to all appropriate
questions and concerns; however, the University reserves the right to decline to respond to any
questions or concern.
3.3.2
Failure to follow the above requirements regarding communications may forfeit consideration of
the Respondent’s proposal.
3.4
SUBMITTAL DEADLINE AND LOCATION
3.4.1
All proposals must be received by SFA no later than 5:00pm, Wednesday, January 27, 2016.
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Proposals are to be submitted to:
MAIL PROPOSAL TO:
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
P.O. Box 13030, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, TX 75962-3030
HAND DELIVER AND/OR
EXPRESS MAIL TO:
Stephen F. Austin State University
Procurement and Property Services
2124 Wilson Drive
Nacogdoches, TX 75962
3.4.3
All U.S. Mail addressed to any component of SFA is delivered to a central mail room and
redistributed by SFA personnel to the addressee’s on-campus post office box. Consequently,
there is a possibility of delay between receipt of mail at the central mail room and receipt in the
Procurement and Property Services Department. Proposals must be in the office of the
Procurement and Property Services Department by the time set for RFP closing in order to be
considered, and receipt by SFA at the central mail room will not be deemed sufficient.
3.4.4
Proposals will be publicly opened Thursday, January 28, 2016 at 8:00am in the office of the
Director of Procurement, 2124 Wilson Drive. Only the names of the Respondents will be read
aloud.
3.4.5
Proposals received after the time for closing will be returned to Respondent unopened regardless
of the circumstance. It is the responsibility of the Respondent to get the proposals delivered in a
timely manner, regardless of delivery method or circumstances.
3.4.6
SFA offers facsimile or email service as a convenience only. The only telephone number for FAX
submission of responses is 936-468-4282. The only email for email submission of responses
is bids@sfasu.edu. The University shall not be responsible for responses or portions of
responses received late, illegible, incomplete, or otherwise non-responsive due to failure of
electronic equipment, technology error, operator error or being sent to the wrong fax number or
email. Confirmation of facsimile or email responses is recommended but not required.
3.4.7
Proposals may be withdrawn at any time prior to the time and date set for proposal closing.
3.4.8
Stephen F. Austin State University reserves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals and
to waive irregularities or technicalities provided such waiver does not substantially change the
offer or provide a competitive advantage to any Respondent in the judgment of Stephen F. Austin
State University.
3.5
PROPOSAL VALIDITY PERIOD
Each proposal shall remain valid for the University’s acceptance for a minimum of one hundred,
twenty (120) days after the Submittal Deadline, to allow time for evaluation, selection, and any
unforeseen delays.
3.6
SUBMITTAL INSTRUCTIONS
3.6.1
All proposals must be submitted in the format prescribed in Section 3.9.
3.6.2
Each Respondent must submit at least one original proposal with original signatures on
the Execution of Offer and Form of Proposal and seven (7) complete copies.
3.6.3
All proposals must be complete and convey all of the information requested to be considered
responsive. If the proposal fails to conform to the essential requirements of the RFP, SFA alone
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will determine whether the variance is significant enough to consider the proposal susceptible to
being made acceptable and therefore a candidate for further consideration, or not susceptible to
being made acceptable and therefore not considered for award.
3.6.4
Each respondent, by submitting a proposal, represents that the respondent has read and
completely understands the request for proposal documents and agrees to abide by the terms of
this RFP and any resulting agreement. Failure of the selected contractor to fulfill the provisions of
this request for proposal shall in no way relieve the obligation of the Contractor to furnish all
services necessary to carry out the provisions of the agreement.
3.6.5
Proposals shall be signed by a legally authorized representative of the Respondent. Unsigned
proposals (Exhibit A) will be rejected as a material failure.
3.7
ACCEPTANCE AND FORMATION OF AGREEMENT
3.7.1
The award of this Request For Proposal will be based on the best value to the University. The
primary recipients of the services are students; therefore, the services must meet a high standard
of quality. The University will be the sole judge of determining which proposal represents the best
value to the University.
3.7.2
No recommendation for award will be made until Stephen F. Austin State University is fully
satisfied that the Respondent is professionally competent and properly equipped to render the
specified television programming service.
3.7.3
If terms of the Agreement cannot be agreed upon within 30 calendar days from the date a notice
of award is issued, the University reserves the right to begin negotiations with the next successful
respondent.
3.7.4
SFA reserves the right to enter into an agreement not based only on the cost to the University,
but which, in the sole opinion of SFA, is deemed to represent the best value to SFA.
3.8
EVALUATION CRITERIA
3.8.1
Award will be based on a two-step evaluation process and negotiation of the proposal that best
meets the needs of the University. Submission of a proposal represents concurrence with this
method of evaluation and award. Furthermore, Respondents will not, under any circumstances,
dispute any award made using this method.
3.8.2
Evaluation of the proposals will be performed by an evaluation committee representing Stephen
F. Austin State University. A short list selection will be based on a comprehensive review and
analysis based on a weighted value of averaged evaluation scores based on the short list
evaluation criteria listed below in Section 3.8.4. Award will be made from the selected short list
respondents based on the award evaluation criteria listed below in Section 3.8.5 The University
reserves the right to request presentations and/or a Best and Final Offer from short-listed
Respondents for consideration in the award evaluation criteria. Submission of a proposal
represents concurrence with this method of evaluation and award.
3.8.3
Notwithstanding, the University reserves the right to further negotiate, after proposals are opened,
with any Respondent that submits a proposal. SFA may award a contract(s) based on initial
proposals received without any discussion of such proposals. Therefore, each proposal should
be submitted on the most favorable and complete price and terms possible.
3.8.4
Short List Evaluation Criteria
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a.
50% - Total anticipated 5-year cost including, but not limited to, the University’s cost, any
perceived hidden or soft costs to the University, programming and maintenance costs,
any additional costs to maintain the educational programming for the Division of Mass
Communications, any costs to maintain integration with the university’s emergency
warning system, and any optional costs selected by the university;
b.
10% - Respondent’s experience, financial stability and resources for handling this project,
and whether Respondent is in compliance with paragraph 1.3;
c.
15% - Channel lineup;
d.
5% - Timeliness of project implementation and required involvement of SFA personnel;
e.
15% - Integration capabilities and equipment including, but not limited to, the type of
solution proposed, the impact to the University in terms of aesthetic appeal of the
solution, acceptance of the solution by the students, on-going requirements involving
SFA personnel, etc.;
f.
5% - Maintenance options as described in paragraphs 2.5.4 and 2.5.5.
Award Evaluation Criteria
a.
40% - All Costs for the initial 5-year period, including, but not limited to, any upgrade
costs available to the university and students, and maintenance options;
b.
20% - Integration capabilities and equipment including, but not limited to, the type of
solution proposed, the impact to the University in terms of aesthetic appeal of the
solution, acceptance of the solution by the students, on-going requirements involving
SFA personnel, etc.;
c.
20% - Value Added programs that support the mission of the University, and that may
provide benefit to off-campus students and University employees;
d.
20% - Options to distribute the educational programming provided by the Division of
Mass Communications on campus.
3.9
PROPOSAL FORMAT
3.9.1
Proposals shall be prepared in a straightforward and concise manner, identifying clearly and
concisely any deviations, enhancements and other differences that exist between the RFP and
the respondent’s proposed services. Emphasis should be placed on responsiveness to the RFP
requirements, completeness and clarity of content and conformance to the RFP instructions.
Respondents shall organize their proposal in a point-by-point format according to Section
3.9.2. Failure to follow point-by-point presentation could be grounds for disqualification.
3.9.2
Proposal shall include the following information and be submitted in the following order:
a.
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Required Submittal – failure to provide any of the following documents will result in
disqualification of the proposal from further consideration
i.
Exhibit A – Signed Execution Of Offer
ii.
Exhibit B – Acknowledgement of Addenda, if any
iii.
Exhibit C – Pricing Summary
iv.
Exhibit D – Proposal Questionnaire
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b.
c.
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Evaluation Submittals
i.
Company Profile to include the names of individuals that would be assigned to
SFA's account, their experience, certifications and qualifications. Please identify
these main contacts for the areas of technical assistance, hardware assistance,
and accounting/billing assistance;
ii.
A brief history of the firm including information that supports the required
qualifications outlined in Paragraph 1.3;
iii.
Describe all past or pending litigation or claims filed against Respondent that
would affect its performance under an agreement with the University, if any.
iv.
Provide a list of no more than five (5) University/College organizations for which
Respondent currently provides television programming services. At a minimum,
include entity name, contact name, address, telephone number and e-mail
address;
v.
Provide a list of no more than five (5) University/College accounts cancelled or
terminated in the previous 24 months. At a minimum, include entity name,
contact name, telephone number, email address and reason for termination;
vi.
Provide Respondent's standard form of agreement, including all terms and
conditions.
Presentations/Best and Final Offer
Short-listed Respondents may be asked to make a presentation or submit a Best and
Final Offer for consideration in Step 2, Award Evaluation Criteria. If required, the shortlisted respondents will be notified of the date and time for either presentations or a Best
and Final Offer or both. The university reserves the right to work through the Step 1 and
Step 2 evaluation criteria and make an award based on the initial proposals received
without any discussion of such proposals.
Stephen F. Austin State University reserves the right to check references prior to award. Any
negative responses received may be grounds for disqualification of the bid. SFA reserves the
right to enter into an agreement not based only on lowest cost to the University, but which, in the
sole opinion of SFA, is deemed to represent the best value to SFA.
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EXHIBIT A
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT A
EXECUTION OF OFFER
In compliance with this RFP, and subject to all the conditions herein, the undersigned offers and agrees to furnish any or all
commodities or services and to comply with all terms, conditions and requirements set forth in the RFP documents and contained
herein.
By signature hereon, Respondent affirms that he/she has not given, offered to give, nor intends to give at any time hereafter any
economic opportunity, future employment, gift, loan, gratuity, special discount, trip, favor, or service to a public servant in
connection with the submitted Qualifications. Failure to sign the response, or signing it with a false statement, shall void the
submitted response or any resulting contracts, and the Respondent may be removed from all bid lists.
By the signature hereon affixed, the Respondent hereby certifies that neither the Respondent nor the firm, corporation,
partnership, or institution represented by the Respondent or anyone acting for such firm, corporation, or institution has violated
the antitrust laws of this State or the Federal antitrust laws nor communicated directly or indirectly the response made to any
competitor or any other person engaged in such line of business.
By signature hereon, Respondent certifies that if a Texas address is shown as the address of the Respondent, Respondent
qualifies as a Texas Resident Bidder as defined in Rule 34 TAC 20.38.
Certifications:
Texas Family Code Child Support Certification. By signature hereon, Respondent certifies as follows: "Under Section 231.006,
Texas Family Code, the Contractor certifies it is not ineligible to receive the payments specified in the Agreement and
acknowledges that this Agreement may be terminated and payment may be withheld if this certification is inaccurate."
Sales Tax Certification. By signing the Agreement, the Respondent certifies as follows: "Under Section 2155.004, Texas
Government Code, the Contractor certifies that the individual or business entity named in this Agreement is not ineligible to
receive the specified contract and acknowledges that this contract may be terminated and payment withheld if this certification is
inaccurate."
Franchise Tax Certification. By signing the Agreement, a corporate or limited liability company, Respondent certifies that it is
not currently delinquent in the payment of any Franchise Taxes due under Chapter 171 of the Texas Tax Code, or that the
corporation or limited liability company is exempt from the payment of such taxes, or that the corporation or limited liability
company is an out-of-state corporation or limited liability company that is not subject to the Texas Franchise Tax, whichever is
applicable. Contractor acknowledges and agrees that if this certification is false or inaccurate, at University's option, the
Agreement may be terminated and payment withheld.
Payment of Debts to the State of Texas. That pursuant to Section 403.0551, Texas Government Code, the Respondent agrees
that any payments owing to the Contractor under this contract may be applied towards any debt or delinquent taxes that the
Contractor owes the State of Texas or any agency of the State of Texas, until such debt or delinquent taxes are paid in full.
The person signing the Response should show title or authority to bind his/her firm in contract.
Federal Employer’s Identification Number:
Sole Owner should also enter Social Security No.:
Respondent/Company:
Signature (INK):
Name (Typed/Printed):
Title:
Street:
City/State/Zip:
Telephone No/Fax No:
Email.:
THIS SHEET MUST BE COMPLETED, SIGNED, AND RETURNED WITH RESPONDENT'S PROPOSAL.
FAILURE TO SIGN AND RETURN THIS SHEET MAY RESULT IN THE REJECTION OF YOUR RESPONSE.
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EXHIBIT B
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT B
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF ADDENDA
Receipt is hereby acknowledged of the following addenda to this RFP.
Addenda No.
Dated
Addenda No.
Dated
Addenda No.
Dated
Addenda No.
Dated
Respondent/Company:
Refer to the SFA Procurement and Property Services Department website to
confirm all addenda issued: http://www.sfasu.edu/purchasing/122.asp
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Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT C
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT C
PRICING SUMMARY
(provide information on separate pages if needed, but number and repeat the question
along with the answer)
Having carefully reviewed the specifications and related documents affecting the proposal to
provide television programming services to Stephen F. Austin State University, the undersigned
submits the following Pricing Summary in accordance with the Request for Proposal documents:
Respondent Name:
Authorized Signature:
1. Summarize the first year proposed cost and a maximum annual rate of increase for
Years 2-5. This cost should include the minimum service of providing television
programming to locations listed in Exhibit E. It should not include FCC and other fees,
streaming TV or any optional services.
Year 1
Year 2-5
$
%
2. Provide a detailed, itemized breakdown of how the above pricing is calculated such as
per drop rates, maintenance, etc.
3. Provide a detailed, itemized breakdown of all additional or optional costs not included
in Item 1 above, i.e., equipment costs, one-time costs; federal, state or local taxes, FCC
or PEG fees, any other fees, IPTV, maintenance options (2.5.4, 2.5.5), SFA TV-2 delivery
to the local community, distributing SFA TV-2 on campus, etc. The University will not
be responsible for any costs not itemized in the proposal.
4. The university will pay at a minimum annually. Provide all payment options, including
early payment discounts.
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Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT D
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT D
PROPOSAL QUESTIONNAIRE
(provide answers on separate pages if needed, but number and repeat the question along
with the answer)
1.
Describe in detail the proposed solution to meet the University’s television programming
needs including, but not limited to the method for delivery and redistribution to the campus,
all equipment, interfaces, etc.
2.
Describe in detail the implementation of the proposed solution from agreement signing
through testing and acceptance, including a timeline and required involvement by SFA
personnel.
3.
Describe on-going requirements for involvement by SFA personnel.
4.
Provide a proposed channel line-up, including HD programming options available.
5.
Describe in detail a proposed solution for educational programming provided by the SFA
Division of Mass Communications (SFA TV-2) to be broadcast to the local community
through the local cable provider.
6.
The university considers SFA TV-2 to be a public education channel. If there is a cost noted
in Exhibit C, Item 3 for transmission and/or distribution of SFA TV-2 to the local community or
through the local cable provider, provide the legal cite allowing for such charges associated
with a public education channel.
7.
Describe in detail a proposed solution for educational programming provided by the SFA
Division of Mass Communications (SFA TV-2) to be re-broadcast on campus.
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EXHIBIT D
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
8.
Describe all maintenance options as requested in paragraphs 2.5.4 and 2.5.5.
9.
Describe in detail options for integration with the university’s emergency warning system as
described in paragraph 2.1.8. In addition, provide Respondent’s contingency plan or disaster
recovery plan in the event of a disaster.
10. Describe 24/7 help desk capabilities and response times in the event of an outage. In
addition, describe the escalation procedures in the event of an outage, and provide a chart
with response times for potential problems as well as escalation time frames.
11. Within the context of the above 24/7 help desk capabilities, describe how student services
needs will be handled as compared to university service needs.
12. Confirm that service to the SFA Charter School will remain at no charge, or provide the legal
cite allowing for the charge.
13. Describe options for providing television programming service to the locations identified in
Exhibit E that are currently not served.
14. Describe service option upgrades and associated costs for students as described in
paragraph 2.4.6.
15. Describe in detail how IPTV will be delivered.
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EXHIBIT D
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
16. Describe in detail all options for IPTV including, but not limited to, DVR recording/time shifting
capabilities, Video on Demand, set top box requirements, the service provider, maintenance
and support, etc.
17. What is the maximum number of simultaneous users through the IPTV solution?
18. What authentication does the IPTV solution require?
19. Provide a sample of a detailed billing invoice. SFA prefers invoicing by building. Please
advise if Respondent can accommodate this request.
20. If annual payments are made, describe how additions, deletions and changes will be
handled.
21. Describe any value added programs, service options and/or discounts for students living offcampus and for university employees, and associated costs as noted in 2.1.9.
22. Describe any value added programs such as scholarships, internships, etc. that promote the
academic mission of the University as noted in paragraph 2.1.10. The university’s mission
statement can be found at http://www.sfasu.edu/strategicplan/.
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EXHIBIT E
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT E
LOCATIONS TO RECEIVE SERVICE
BUILDING
Athletics
Fieldhouse and
Press Box
Austin
Boynton
ROOM(S)
NUMBER
101, 102, 108, 109, 112,
114, 117, 121, 122, 123,
124A, 125, 126, 128, 130,
131(2), 132, 133, 136,
Press Box (19)
119, 122/124 (1), 134, Res
Life breakroom, 301 (2),
314
1st Floor Lobby (1),
101B (2), 202 (3), 209 (2),
301, 301A, 301B
39
Campus Recreation
Center
Coliseum Athletics
Early Childhood
Research Center
East College
Cafeteria
Education
Forestry
Ferguson
Health Services
HPE Complex
Human
Services/Telecomm
unications
Liberal Arts North
Library
McGee Business
Building
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7
11
86
1st floor- 4
2nd floor- 4
Womens Locker Room– 1
ESPN Studio– 1
Elementary Ed (1) – 209
Lab (1) – 113
Charter School (4) – 123,
124, 15, 126
10
6
3
456
101, 107, 290
G77
Lobby, 136
114A (12), 203, 204
112, 325, 325B
1
3
1
2
14
3
127, 235, 303, 308, 335
Staff Lounge, Student
Lounge
229, 115, 303, 303F (2),
486
5
2
6
SERVICE – all
service is
Basic/Extended
unless noted
otherwise
Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT E
BUILDING
ROOM(S)
Military Science
Physical Plant
101, 102, 110
Electronics Shop, HVAC
Shop, Conference Room
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
NUMBER
3
3
Physical Plant
Grounds &
Transportation
President’s House
President’s House
3
Rusk Building
205
1
Science
127C, 322
2
Student Center
Student Center
Pine Log Office 2.112
20 drops with
basic/extended service,
4 drops with additional
services
1
24
1
UPD Parking and
Traffic Office
UPD Main Office
Wellness Center –
Athletics
Hall 5 (Wisely)
Hall 9 (North)
Hall 10
Hall 11 (Mays)
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SERVICE –
Basic/Extended
unless noted
otherwise
2
Emergency Op Ctr (4),
Trng/Emerg Call Ctr (1),
Kitchen (1),
Admin Office (2)
101, 102
8
2
43
54
81
77
Set up as a residential
account; not charged
based on number of
drops; Monthly
charges plus Double
Play package
Flat Rate of
$308.86/month
Additional Services on
4 drops: Commercial
Movie Tier, Sport and
Info Tier, Commercial
Family Package, HD
Plus Tier, Digital
Converter-DVR/HD;
Additional
$175.50/month
Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT E
BUILDING
ROOM(S)
Hall 12 (South)
Hall 14
Hall 15 (Griffith)
Hall 16
Hall 17 (Steen)
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
NUMBER
SERVICE –
Basic/Extended
unless noted
otherwise
54
219
272
220
West Tower (194),
East Tower (191)
385
Hall 18 (Kerr)
Hall 20
272
203
Patio Square Apt
A (2), D (3), E (3)
Lumberjack
Landing
Lumberjack Lodge
Lumberjack Village
8
220
448
953
LOCATIONS CURRENTLY NOT RECEIVING SERVICE
Art Gallery
329 East Main St.
Nursing Building
5707 North Street
Music Prep Building
Raguet Street North
McKinney Building
2210 North Street
Safety Office
East Austin
Science Research Center
7308 Hwy 59 North
SFA Beef Farm
Hwy 59 North, County Road 123
SFA Observatory
Hwy 59 North
SFA Theater
2212 North Street
Social Work Building
420 Starr Avenue
Technical Support Center
428 East Austin
Tucker House
Raguet Street North
NEW BUILDINGS TO BE BROUGHT ON-LINE
Residence Life Operations Building
May 2017 – approximately 9 drops
STEM Building
Fall 2017 – service needs unknown
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EXHIBIT F
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT F
CURRENT CHANNEL LINE-UP
The University currently only purchases Basic/Extended services for all areas of the campus,
except for premium channels purchased for the Student Center and President’s house.
Page 1 of 3
Channel Lineup
Nacogdoches - Stephen F Austin University
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 18, 2015
SL200 HDTV
1
2
3
4
4
5
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
63
64
65
66
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
76
77
78
79
80
81
Suddenlink On Demand
Local Education
KETK-LP (NBC) Lufkin, TX
KPRC-NBC Houston, TX
QVC
KTRE-DT Telemundo Lufkin, TX
KYTX-ME TV Nacogdoches, TX
KTRE-ABC Lufkin, TX
KFXK-LP (Fox) Lufkin, TX
KYTX-CBS Nacogdoches, TX
KERA-PBS Dallas, TX
Local Information
Univision
KLNM-LP Lufkin, TX
KYTX-DT2-CW Nacogdoches, TX
Fredonia Hill Ministry
EVINE Live
KSLA-CBS Shreveport, LA
Local Government
Trinity Broadcasting Network
EWTN
Inspirational Network
The Weather Channel
C-SPAN
C-SPAN 2
QVC
Home Shopping Network
Lifetime Television
Lifetime Movie Network
truTV
tbs
TNT
ESPN
ESPN 2
Fox Sports 1
Fox Sports Southwest
Fox Sports Plus
SEC Network
SEC Overflow
Longhorn Network
NBC Sports Network
Fox News Channel
Blaze
CNN
Headline News
CNBC
MSNBC
BBC America
USA
FX
FXX
Arts & Entertainment
History Channel
Discovery Channel
The Learning Channel
ABC Family
Disney
Sprout
Cartoon Network
Animal Planet
Home & Garden Television
Food Network
Hallmark Channel
Hallmark Movies & Mysteries
Investigation Discovery
American Movie Classics
Bravo
E! Entertainment
OWN
Oxygen
WE tv
The Travel Channel
82
83
84
85
86
88
89
90
91
93
95
96
102
103
104
104
105
108
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
130
133
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
Syfy
Pivot
UP
WGN America
Game Show Network
AXS TV SD
Velocity SD
Great American Country
Outdoor Channel
El Rey
Galavision
EWTN Espanol
Local Education
KETK-HD-NBC Jacksonville, TX
KPRC-NBC Houston, TX
QVC
KTRE-DT Telemundo Lufkin, TX
KYTX-ME TV Nacogdoches, TX
KTRE-HD-ABC Lufkin, TX
KFXK-HD Fox Lufkin, TX
KYTX-HD-CBS Nacogdoches, TX
KERA-HD-PBS Dallas, TX
Local Information
Univision HD
KLNM-LP Lufkin, TX
KYTX-DT2-CW Nacogdoches, TX
Fredonia Hill Ministry
EVINE Live
KSLA-CBS Shreveport, LA
Local Government
Trinity Broadcasting Network
EWTN
Inspirational Network
KCEB-DT COZI TV Longview, TX
KLPN-LP MNT
EPL Extra Time 1
EPL Extra Time 2
EPL Extra Time 3
EPL Extra Time 4
EPL Extra Time 5
EPL Extra Time 6
EPL Extra Time 7
The Weather Channel HD
C-SPAN HD
C-SPAN 2
QVC HD
Home Shopping Network HD
Lifetime HD
Lifetime Movie Network HD
tru TV HD
tbs HD
TNT HD
ESPN HD
ESPN 2 HD
Fox Sports 1 HD
Fox Sports Southwest HD
Fox Sports Plus HD
SEC Network HD
SEC Overflow HD
Longhorn Network HD
NBC Sports Network HD
Fox News Channel HD
Blaze HD
CNN HD
Headline News HD
CNBC HD
MSNBC HD
BBC America HD
USA HD
FX HD
FXX HD
Arts & Entertainment HD
259
260
261
263
264
265
266
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
288
289
290
291
293
295
296
901
902
903
904
905
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
History HD
Discovery Channel HD
The Learning Channel HD
ABC Family HD
Disney HD
Sprout HD
Cartoon Network HD
Animal Planet HD
Home & Garden Television HD
Food Network HD
Hallmark Channel HD
Hallmark Movies & Mysteries HD
Investigation Discovery HD
AMC HD
Bravo HD
E! Entertainment HD
OWN HD
Oxygen HD
WE tv HD
The Travel Channel HD
Syfy HD
Pivot HD
UP HD
WGN HD
Game Show Network HD
AXS TV HD
Velocity HD
Great American Country HD
Outdoor Channel HD
El Rey
Galavision
EWTN Espanol
MC - Hit List
MC - Pop Rhythmic
MC - Dance/EDM
MC - Indie
MC - Hip Hop and R&B
MC - Rap
MC - Hip-Hop Classics
MC - Throwback Jamz
MC - R & B Classics
MC - R&B Soul
MC - Gospel
MC - Reggae
MC - Rock
MC - Metal
MC - Alternative
MC - Adult Alternative
MC - Rock Hits
MC - Classic Rock
MC - Soft Rock
MC - Love Songs
MC - Pop Hits
MC - Party Favorites
MC - Teen MC
MC - Kids Only!
MC - Toddler Tunes
MC - Y2K
MC - 90s
MC - 80’s
MC - 70’s
MC - Solid Gold Oldies
MC - Pop Country
MC - Today’s Country
MC - Country Hits
MC - Classic Country
MC - Contemporary Christian
MC - Pop Latino
MC - Musica Urbana
MC - Mexicana
MC - Tropicales
MC - Romances
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
949
950
997
998
MC - Sounds of the Seasons
MC - Stage & Screen
MC - Soundscapes
MC - Smooth Jazz
MC - Jazz
MC - Blues
MC - Singers & Swing
MC - Easy Listening
MC - Classical Masterpieces
MC - Light Classical
iN DEMAND 2
iN DEMAND 1
TUNE TO CHANNEL 1
TO ACCESS VOD
SEE GUIDE FOR DETAILS
SL200 HDTV - Video On Demand
1
Suddenlink Vod
A&E On Demand
ABC Family On Demand
ABC Primetime On Demand
AMC On Demand
Anime Free Preview On Demand
AXS TV On Demand
Bravo On Demand
Cartoon Network On Demand
CBS Primetime On Demand
Exhibit F, Page 2 of 3
CNN On Demand
Discovery Networks On Demand
Disney On Demand
ESPN On Demand
Food Network On Demand
Fox Prime Time On Demand
Fox Sports 1 On Demand
Fuse On Demand
FX On Demand
Health Info On Demand
HGTV/Home & Garden On Demand
History On Demand
IFC On Demand
Karaoke Free Preview On Demand
Lifetime On Demand
Mag Rack On Demand
Music Choice On Demand
National Geographic On Demand
NBC Primetime On Demand
NFL Network On Demand
On Demand Previews
Outdoor Channel On Demand
Syfy On Demand
TBS On Demand
The Travel Channel On Demand
The Weather Channel On Demand
TNT On Demand
USA On Demand
We On Demand
Channel Lineup
Nacogdoches - Stephen F Austin University
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 18, 2015
SL300
1
300
301
302
303
304
310
312
313
314
315
316
317
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
330
338
342
347
350
365
368
369
370
371
376
377
378
379
386
389
390
600
FAMILY PACKAGE
Kids Unlimited On Demand
Disney XD HD
Disney Junior
Discovery Family Channel HD
Boomerang
BabyFirst
Destination America HD
The Science Channel HD
American Heroes Channel
H2 HD
Crime and Investigation
Military History Channel
Smithsonian Channel HD
Chiller
Lifetime Real Women
Aspire
fyi HD
Do-it-Yourself
The Cooking Channel
National Geographic Wild
comedy.tv
RLTV
National Geographic HD
TV One HD
Esquire Network HD
Nuvo TV
Universal HD
Family Network
The Word Network
BYU HD
3ABN
Daystar
RFD TV
Fox Business Network HD
Weatherscan
C-SPAN 3
Fuse HD
Music Choice Play HD
Revolt
Disney XD
ESPN U HD
ESPN Goal Line / Buzzer Beater HD
Fox Sports 2 HD
CBS Sports Network HD
Big Ten HD
Fox College Sports Atlantic
Fox College Sports Central
Fox College Sports Pacific
Pac-12 Network HD
Pac-12 Arizona HD
Pac-12 Bay Area HD
Pac-12 Los Angeles HD
Pac-12 Mountain HD
Pac-12 Oregon HD
Pac-12 Washington HD
The Golf Channel HD
Univision Deportes
Gol TV HD
The Sportsman Channel HD
TVG
Discovery Life Channel
Fusion
BBC World News
Bloomberg
NFL Network
ESPN Classic
ESPNews
ESPN U
ESPN Goal Line / Buzzer Beater
Fox Sports 2
CBS Sports Network
Big Ten
Fox College Sports Atlantic
Fox College Sports Central
Fox College Sports Pacific
Pac-12 Network
Pac-12 Arizona
Pac-12 Bay Area
Pac-12 Los Angeles
Pac-12 Mountain
Pac-12 Oregon
727
728
730
731
733
734
740
741
742
743
Pac-12 Washington
The Golf Channel
Univision Deportes
Gol TV
The Sportsman Channel
TVG
Discovery Life Channel
Fusion
BBC World News
Bloomberg
Pac-12 On Demand
NFL Network HD
ESPN Classic
ESPNews HD
407
408
410
412
414
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
427
428
430
431
433
434
440
441
442
443
700
705
706
707
708
710
712
714
718
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
1
1
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
511
512
513
514
517
518
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
761
762
763
764
767
768
IFC in Theaters
Movies On Demand
Encore HD East
Encore Action East
Encore Classic East
Encore Westerns East
Encore Suspense East
Encore Black East
Encore Family
Encore Espanol
IFC HD
Sundance TV East HD
Turner Classic Movies HD
FX Movie Channel
MGM HD
Sony Movies HD
Encore East
Encore Action East
Encore Classic East
Encore Westerns East
Encore Suspense East
Encore Black East
Encore Family
Encore Espanol
IFC
Sundance TV East
Turner Classic Movies
FX Movie Channel
MGM
Sony Movies
Boomerang SAP
Disney XD en Espanol
Discovery Familia
Sorpresa
EWTN Espanol
TBN Enlace USA
CineLatino
Cine Mexicano
De Pelicula
818
819
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
De Pelicula Clasico
Bandamax
Ritmoson
Telehit
Video Rola
Cable Noticias
NBC Universo
Galavision
UniMAS
828
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
601
602
603
604
610
612
613
614
615
616
617
619
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
630
638
642
647
665
668
669
670
671
676
677
678
679
686
689
690
Disney Junior
Discovery Family Channel
Boomerang
BabyFirst
Destination America
The Science Channel
American Heroes Channel
H2
Crime and Investigation
Military History Channel
Smithsonian Channel
Chiller
Lifetime Real Women
Aspire
fyi
Do-it-Yourself
The Cooking Channel
National Geographic Wild
comedy.tv
RLTV
National Geographic
TV One
Esquire Network
Nuvo TV
Family Network
The Word Network
BYU
3ABN
Daystar
RFD TV
Fox Business Network
Weatherscan
C-SPAN 3
Fuse
Music Choice Play
Revolt
1
400
405
406
SPORTS & INFO PACKAGE
MOVIE PACKAGE
MI CONEXION
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
ESPN Deportes
Fox Deportes
CNN en Espanol
History Channel en Espanol
Discovery en Espanol
SUR
TV Chile
TeleN
Nuvo TV
Cartoon en Espanol
TV Azteca
Univision Deportes
FOROtv
tlNovelas
HBO Latino East HD
MAX Latino HD
HBO Latino East
MAX Latino
PREMIUM CHANNELS
1
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
857
858
859
860
861
862
863
864
Cinemax On Demand
Cinemax HD East
More Max East
Action Max East
Thriller Max East
Movie MAX
5StarMAX
OuterMAX
MAX Latino HD
Cinemax East
More Max East
Action Max East
Thriller Max East
Movie MAX
5StarMAX
OuterMAX
MAX Latino
1
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
872
873
874
875
Showtime On Demand
Showtime HD East
Showtime 2 East HD
Showtime Showcase East HD
Showtime Extreme East
Showtime Beyond East
Showtime Next East
Showtime Family East
Showtime Women East
The Movie Channel HD East
The Movie Channel Xtra East
Flix
Showtime East
Showtime 2 East
Showtime Showcase East
Showtime Extreme East
Showtime Beyond East
Showtime Next East
Showtime Family East
Showtime Women East
The Movie Channel East
The Movie Channel Xtra East
Flix
HD PLUS
217
218
219
220
221
222
Velocity HD
HDNet Movies
AXS TV HD
Universal HD
MGM HD
Sony Movies HD
SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES
1
1
1
401
701
NFL Network On Demand
Anime On Demand
Karaoke Unlimited On Demand
NFL Red Zone HD
NFL Red Zone
1
550
551
552
553
554
555
556
850
851
852
853
854
855
856
HBO On Demand
HBO HD East
HBO2 East HD
HBO Signature East HD
HBO Family East HD
HBO Comedy East HD
HBO Zone East
HBO Latino East HD
HBO East
HBO2 East
HBO Signature East
HBO Family East
HBO Comedy East
HBO Zone East
HBO Latino East
576
577
578
579
580
581
876
877
878
879
880
881
Starz On Demand
Encore On Demand
Starz HD East
Starz Edge East
Starz in Black East
Starz Kids & Family East HD
Starz Cinema East HD
Starz! Comedy East HD
Starz East
Starz Edge East
Starz in Black East
Starz Kids & Family East
Starz Cinema East
Starz! Comedy East
NEW CHANNELS NOW AVAILABLE!
EVINE Live
AXS TV SD
EWTN Espanol
EVINE Live
EPL Extra Time 6
EPL Extra Time 7
The Weather Channel HD
C-SPAN HD
Fox Sports Plus HD
Hallmark Movies & Mysteries HD
AXS TV HD
Great American Country HD
TV One HD
Family Network
Daystar
The Word Network
BYU HD
3ABN
C-SPAN 3
Music Choice Play HD
Family Network
Daystar
The Word Network
BYU
3ABN
C-SPAN 3
Big Ten HD
Pac-12 Network HD
Pac-12 Arizona HD
Pac-12 Bay Area HD
Pac-12 Los Angeles HD
Pac-12 Mountain HD
Pac-12 Oregon HD
Pac-12 Washington HD
Gol TV HD
TVG
Big Ten
Pac-12 Network
Pac-12 Arizona
Pac-12 Bay Area
Pac-12 Los Angeles
Pac-12 Mountain
Pac-12 Oregon
Pac-12 Washington
TVG
Encore Family
Encore Espanol
Sundance TV East HD
FX Movie Channel
Encore Family
Encore Espanol
FX Movie Channel
Cartoon en Espanol
HBO Signature East HD
Movie MAX
5StarMAX
OuterMAX
MAX Latino HD
MAX Latino HD
http://www.suddenlink.com/television/lineupsearch
Exhibit F, Page 3 of 3
1
1
MAX Latino East
Movie MAX
5StarMAX
OuterMAX
MAX Latino
Showtime 2 East HD
Showtime Showcase East HD
Showtime Women East
Flix
Showtime Women East
Flix
Starz Kids & Family East HD
Starz Cinema East HD
AXS TV HD
*Monthly subscription to
premium channel required
**Lineup is subject to change
Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT G
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT G
DATA AND DRAWINGS
Campus Map (1 page)
Human Services/Telecommunications Building (3 pages)
Current Distribution System (15 pages)
Building Inventory (3 pages)
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101
102
103
104
106
109
110
113
114
117
120
121
122
123
124
125
131
132
133
136
137
138
139
140
146
147
148
149
151
152
153
154
155
157
158
160
161
162
163
164
165
167
168
169
170
171
172
178
180
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
Building Name
Stephen F Austin Administration
Thomas J. Rusk
Chemistry
Physical Plant
Forestry Laboratories
L. E. Griffith Fine Arts
Military Science
Agriculture Mechanics Shop
Shelton Gym
Mechanical Plant I
Kennedy Auditorium
E. L. Miller Science
T. E. Ferguson Liberal Arts
Human Sciences Building
Tom & Peggy Wright Music
Biology Greenhouse
Art Building
Art Studio
Presidents Home
Paul L. Boynton
Forestry Building
Purchasing And Central Stores
Stone Fort
Chemistry Storage
R. W. Steen Library
Lucille Norton HPE Complex
R. E. Mcgee Business
Robert T Mckibben Education
Mechanical Plant II
Early Childhood Laboratory
University Police
Agriculture
Mechanical For Agriculture
Agriculture Greenhouse 1
Human Sciences South
Forestry Greenhouse
Nursing And Math
Vera Dugas Liberal Arts North
Motor Pool
Agriculture Greenhouse 2
Agriculture Headhouse
Visitor Information Center
Tucker House
Observatory
Large Dome
Small Dome
Intramural Restroom
Grounds Storage
SFA Theater
Science Research Center
Social Works Building
Nursing Annex
Human Services
University Safety
Student Technical Support
318 E. Starr Ave.
Early Childhood Research Center (ECRC)
Music Preparatory School (Bomar Prop)
Dewitt Nursing Administration
Dewitt Nursing Education
310 E Starr
100.4 SFA Building Inventory (November, 2015) - Sheet 1
Location
Construction
Year
Floors
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Wood Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Reinforced Concrete Masonry
Wood Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Glass Building
Lightweight Metal Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Steel Frame
Steel Frame
Registerred Historical Facility
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Glass Building
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Glass Building
Steel Frame
Steel Frame
Lightweight Metal Walls
Glass Building
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Wood Frame with Masonry
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Steel Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
1924
1926
1938
1951
1949
1959
1965
1963
1950
1949
1968
1968
1969
1970
1970
1970
1982
1972
1957
1957
1970
1963
1936
1961
1973
1974
1974
1974
1973
1975
1976
1977
1977
1977
1981
1982
1983
1984
1984
1982
1982
1984
1986
1978
1976
1976
1987
1991
1950
1984
1949
1950
2004
1945
1945
1923
2009
1928
2010
2010
1915
3
3
3
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
3
5
2
2
1
1
1
2
3
2
2
2
1
4
2
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
Page 1 of 3
GSF
40,963
42,332
26,759
21,680
9,342
63,355
5,552
9,200
28,264
5,550
14,268
144,550
75,000
18,592
59,105
4,500
33,110
14,550
4,626
41,703
51,695
25,251
5,060
400
237,044
113,293
89,569
89,569
9,301
31,469
6,088
23,009
495
5,111
11,020
8,290
70,177
55,517
13,500
2,688
1,657
140
3,943
1,500
500
144
925
3,100
9,836
34,189
15,345
3,489
59,528
2,835
3,879
4,326
123,231
4,392
13,781
29,217
4,054
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Building Inventory
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194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
500
501
502
511
512
515
516
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
526
527
528
529
530
532
533
534
535
536
537
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
552
553
554
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
Building Name
Mechanical for ECRC
Ed And Gwen Cole Art Center
Mechnical For Music
Mechanical For Forestry
Piney Woods Native Plant Center Greenhouse
Piney Woods Native Plant Center Headhouse
Safety Chemical Storage
University Safety Garage
Cinematography Storage
Forestry Storage
Observatory Slide Off
Wisely Hall
Hall 8 - Gibbs
Hall 11 - Mays
Hall 9 - North
Hall 12 - South
Hall 7 - Todd
Hall 10
Hall 14
Hall 15 - Griffith
Hall 16
Hall 17 - Steen
Lumberjack Lodge
East College Cafeteria
Hall 18 - Kerr
Housing Operations Annex
Stadium Fieldhouse
Stadium Restroom East
Stadium Restroom West
Stadium Press Box
William R Johnson Coliseum
Baker Pattillo Student Center
Stephen B Tucker Health Services
University Woods Apartments
Tracy D. Pearman Alumni Building
Sports Medicine / Academic Center
Hall 20
Stadium Ticket Booths
Stadium Storage I
Stadium Storage 2
Jimmy W. Murphy Wellness Center
Student Center Garage
Aikman Drive Parking Garage
Lumberjack Village - Bldg 1
Lumberjack Village - Bldg 2
Lumberjack Village - Bldg 3
Lumberjack Village Community Bldg
Lumberjack Village Parking Garage
Student Recreation Center
Schlief Tennis Complex
Wilson Drive Garage
Parking And Traffic Office
Lumberjack Landing
Stadium Storage 3
Stadium Ticket Booth East
Baseball Pressbox
Baseball Training Room
Baseball Locker Room
Baseball Grounds Equipment Shed
Baseball Ticket Booth
Softball Press Box
100.4 SFA Building Inventory (November, 2015) - Sheet 1
Location
Construction
Year
Floors
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Remote/ Isolated Location
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Glass Building
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Wood Frame with Masonry
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Lightweight Metal Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Steel Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Wood Frame with Masonry
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Steel Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Lightweight Metal Walls
Steel Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Wood Frame with Masonry
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Steel Frame
Wood Frame with Masonry
Steel Frame
Steel Frame
Reinforced Concrete Frame
Lightweight Metal Walls
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
Wood Frame
2009
1910
1970
1970
2001
2001
2011
1964
1923
1970
2011
1935
1938
1950
1960
1960
1963
1963
1964
1965
1966
1968
2008
1968
1968
1971
1972
1972
1972
1972
1974
1960
1978
1980
1982
2004
1985
1987
1980
1990
1996
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2010
2010
2011
1981
1987
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
4
3
3
3
3
4
5
4
10
4
2
5
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
5
4
4
4
4
1
4
2
1
5
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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GSF
1,603
9,460
480
757
270
1,316
68
740
647
95
308
27,456
41,800
30,156
17,407
17,407
20,220
26,928
69,595
91,082
69,595
125,747
126,327
42,480
91,082
3,000
22,476
1,320
1,320
10,262
93,214
224,021
11,200
32,535
2,483
5,234
90,646
170
1,650
1,600
8,350
135,531
191,664
132,470
83,507
79,939
8,627
274,000
78,820
2,200
309,526
1,307
124,500
1,213
179
213
215
1,247
96
34
126
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565
566
567
568
569
601
602
607
608
609
610
801
821
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
839
840
Building Name
Softball Locker Room
Softball Equipment Storage
Softball Grounds Equipment Shed
Softball Ticket Booth
Conservation Education Building
Patio Square Apartments
Mechanical Bldg For Dorms 15 & 18
Mechanical Bldg For Dorm 17
Mechanical Blg For Univ Center
Student Rec Center Pool Pump House
Mechanical For Lumberjack Village
Mechanical For Lumberjack Landing
Piney Woods Conservation Center
Beef Livestock Barn
Beef Implement And Repair Shed
Beef Farm Residence 2
Beef Farm Residence 3
Swine Facility
Poultry Feed Mill
Poultry Conference Building
Poultry Processing Building
SFA Broiler House 1
SFA Broiler House 2
SFA Broiler House 3
SFA Broiler House 4
Equine Center
Poultry Test House
Poultry Selection
Poultry Tractor Barn
Poultry Medication Room
Broiler Farm Tractor Barn
Broiler Farm Shop
100.4 SFA Building Inventory (November, 2015) - Sheet 1
Location
Construction
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Main Campus
Wood Frame with Masonry
Main Campus
Wood Frame
Main Campus
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Main Campus
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Main Campus
Load-bearing Masonry Walls
Main Campus
Reinforced Concrete Masonry
Main Campus
Reinforced Concrete Masonry
Main Campus
Reinforced Concrete Masonry
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Steel Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Steel Frame
Branch/Special Campus
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Wood Frame
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
Remote/ Isolated Location
Lightweight Metal Walls
TOTAL GROSS SQUARE FEET (154 Buildings) Page 3 of 3
Year
Floors
2010
2009
2009
2009
2014
1989
1965
1968
1981
2008
2006
2011
1986
1969
1970
1987
1996
1989
1989
1989
1989
2002
2002
2002
2002
2011
1989
2005
1995
2002
2004
2005
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
GSF
1,338
58
240
34
3,071
5,419
4,102
2,635
2,406
2,090
2,595
2,279
23,973
6,030
3,272
1,131
2,100
4,607
2,958
2,360
2,336
24,750
24,750
24,750
24,750
1,363
10,059
2,410
288
610
276
195
4,768,714
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Stephen F. Austin State University
EXHIBIT H
RFP #TVPROGSRV-2015
EXHIBIT H
HUB SUBCONTRACTING PLAN
Page 1 of 43
Rev. 09/15
HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP)
QUICK CHECKLIST
While this HSP Quick Checklist is being provided to merely assist you in readily identifying the sections of the HSP form that you will need to
complete, it is very important that you adhere to the instructions in the HSP form and instructions provided by the contracting agency.
If you will be awarding all of the subcontracting work you have to offer under the contract to only Texas certified HUB vendors, complete:
Section 1 - Respondent and Requisition Information
Section 2 a. - Yes, I will be subcontracting portions of the contract.
Section 2 b. - List all the portions of work you will subcontract, and indicate the percentage of the contract you expect to award to Texas certified HUB vendors.
Section 2 c. - Yes
Section 4 - Affirmation
GFE Method A (Attachment A) - Complete an Attachment A for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed in Section 2 b.
If you will be subcontracting any portion of the contract to Texas certified HUB vendors and Non-HUB vendors, and the aggregate
percentage of all the subcontracting work you will be awarding to the Texas certified HUB vendors with which you do not have a
continuous contract* in place for more than five (5) years meets or exceeds the HUB Goal the contracting agency identified in the
“Agency Special Instructions/Additional Requirements”, complete:
Section 1 - Respondent and Requisition Information
Section 2 a. - Yes, I will be subcontracting portions of the contract.
Section 2 b. - List all the portions of work you will subcontract, and indicate the percentage of the contract you expect to award to Texas certified HUB vendors
and Non-HUB vendors.
Section 2 c. - No
Section 2 d. - Yes
Section 4 - Affirmation
GFE Method A (Attachment A) - Complete an Attachment A for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed in Section 2 b.
If you will be subcontracting any portion of the contract to Texas certified HUB vendors and Non-HUB vendors or only to Non-HUB
vendors, and the aggregate percentage of all the subcontracting work you will be awarding to the Texas certified HUB vendors with
which you do not have a continuous contract* in place for more than five (5) years does not meet or exceed the HUB Goal the
contracting agency identified in the “Agency Special Instructions/Additional Requirements”, complete:
Section 1 - Respondent and Requisition Information
Section 2 a. - Yes, I will be subcontracting portions of the contract.
Section 2 b. - List all the portions of work you will subcontract, and indicate the percentage of the contract you expect to award to Texas certified HUB vendors
and Non-HUB vendors.
Section 2 c. - No
Section 2 d. - No
Section 4 - Affirmation
GFE Method B (Attachment B) - Complete an Attachment B for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed in Section 2 b.
If you will not be subcontracting any portion of the contract and will be fulfilling the entire contract with your own resources (i.e., employees,
supplies, materials and/or equipment, including transportation and delivery, complete:
Section 1 - Respondent and Requisition Information
Section 2 a. - No, I will not be subcontracting any portion of the contract, and I will be fulfilling the entire contract with my own resources.
Section 3 - Self Performing Justification
Section 4 - Affirmation
*Continuous Contract: Any existing written agreement (including any renewals that are exercised) between a prime contractor and a HUB vendor,
where the HUB vendor provides the prime contractor with goods or service, to include transportation and delivery under the same contract for a
specified period of time. The frequency the HUB vendor is utilized or paid during the term of the contract is not relevant to whether the contract is
considered continuous. Two or more contracts that run concurrently or overlap one another for different periods of time are considered by CPA to
be individual contracts rather than renewals or extensions to the original contract. In such situations the prime contractor and HUB vendor are
entering (have entered) into “new” contracts.
Rev. 09/15
HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP)
In accordance with Texas Gov’t Code §2161.252, the contracting agency has determined that subcontracting opportunities are probable under this contract. Therefore,
all respondents, including State of Texas certified Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs) must complete and submit this State of Texas HUB Subcontracting
Plan (HSP) with their response to the bid requisition (solicitation).
NOTE: Responses that do not include a completed HSP shall be rejected pursuant to Texas Gov’t Code §2161.252(b).
The HUB Program promotes equal business opportunities for economically disadvantaged persons to contract with the State of Texas in accordance with the goals
specified in the 2009 State of Texas Disparity Study. The statewide HUB goals defined in 34 Texas Administrative Code (TAC) §20.13 are:
•
11.2 percent for heavy construction other than building contracts,
•
21.1 percent for all building construction, including general contractors and operative builders’ contracts,
•
32.9 percent for all special trade construction contracts,
•
23.7 percent for professional services contracts,
•
26.0 percent for all other services contracts, and
•
21.1 percent for commodities contracts.
- - Agency Special Instructions/Additional Requirements - In accordance with 34 TAC §20.14(d)(1)(D)(iii), a respondent (prime contractor) may demonstrate good faith effort to utilize Texas certified HUBs for its
subcontracting opportunities if the total value of the respondent’s subcontracts with Texas certified HUBs meets or exceeds the statewide HUB goal or the agency
specific HUB goal, whichever is higher. When a respondent uses this method to demonstrate good faith effort, the respondent must identify the HUBs with which it
will subcontract. If using existing contracts with Texas certified HUBs to satisfy this requirement, only the aggregate percentage of the contracts expected to be
subcontracted to HUBs with which the respondent does not have a continuous contract* in place for more than five (5) years shall qualify for meeting the HUB
goal. This limitation is designed to encourage vendor rotation as recommended by the 2009 Texas Disparity Study.
The HUB Subcontracting GOAL for this procurement is: 26.0% for Other Services
Vendors are required to provide a minimum 7 working days notice to notice of subcontracting
opportunities.
Failure to submit a HUB Subcontracting Plan will disqualify the entire response from consideration.
The HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP) will be evaluated independently of the response. If the HSP
does not reflect a good faith effort to subcontract with HUBs, the entire response will be disqualified.
SECTION-1: RESPONDENT
a.
AND
REQUISITION INFORMATION
Respondent (Company) Name:
State of Texas VID #:
Point of Contact:
Phone #:
E-mail Address:
Fax #:
b. Is your company a State of Texas certified HUB?
- Yes
- No
c. Requisition #:
Bid Open Date:
(mm/dd/yyyy)
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SECTION-2: RESPONDENT's SUBCONTRACTING INTENTIONS
After dividing the contract work into reasonable lots or portions to the extent consistent with prudent industry practices, and taking into consideration the scope of work
to be performed under the proposed contract, including all potential subcontracting opportunities, the respondent must determine what portions of work, including
contracted staffing, goods, services, transportation and delivery will be subcontracted. Note: In accordance with 34 TAC §20.11., a “Subcontractor” means a
person who contracts with a prime contractor to work, to supply commodities, or to contribute toward completing work for a governmental entity.
a. Check the appropriate box (Yes or No) that identifies your subcontracting intentions:
- Yes, I will be subcontracting portions of the contract. (If Yes, complete Item b of this SECTION and continue to Item c of this SECTION.)
- No, I will not be subcontracting any portion of the contract, and I will be fulfilling the entire contract with my own resources, including employees, goods,
services, transportation and delivery. (If No, continue to SECTION 3 and SECTION 4.)
b. List all the portions of work (subcontracting opportunities) you will subcontract. Also, based on the total value of the contract, identify the percentages of the contract
you expect to award to Texas certified HUBs, and the percentage of the contract you expect to award to vendors that are not a Texas certified HUB (i.e., Non-HUB).
Item #
Subcontracting Opportunity Description
HUBs
Non-HUBs
Percentage of the contract
Percentage of the contract
expected to be subcontracted to expected to be subcontracted to
HUBs with which you have a
HUBs with which you do not have
a continuous contract* in place continuous contract* in place for
more than five (5) years.
for more than five (5) years.
Percentage of the contract
expected to be subcontracted
to non-HUBs.
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Aggregate percentages of the contract expected to be subcontracted:
(Note: If you have more than fifteen subcontracting opportunities, a continuation sheet is available online at http://window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/hub-subcontracting-plan/).
c. Check the appropriate box (Yes or No) that indicates whether you will be using only Texas certified HUBs to perform all of the subcontracting opportunities
you listed in SECTION 2, Item b.
- Yes (If Yes, continue to SECTION 4 and complete an “HSP Good Faith Effort - Method A (Attachment A)” for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed.)
- No (If No, continue to Item d, of this SECTION.)
d. Check the appropriate box (Yes or No) that indicates whether the aggregate expected percentage of the contract you will subcontract with Texas certified HUBs
with which you do not have a continuous contract* in place with for more than five (5) years, meets or exceeds the HUB goal the contracting agency
identified on page 1 in the “Agency Special Instructions/Additional Requirements.”
- Yes (If Yes, continue to SECTION 4 and complete an “HSP Good Faith Effort - Method A (Attachment A)” for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed.)
- No (If No, continue to SECTION 4 and complete an “HSP Good Faith Effort - Method B (Attachment B)” for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed.)
*Continuous Contract: Any existing written agreement (including any renewals that are exercised) between a prime contractor and a HUB vendor,
where the HUB vendor provides the prime contractor with goods or service, to include transportation and delivery under the same contract for a
specified period of time. The frequency the HUB vendor is utilized or paid during the term of the contract is not relevant to whether the contract is
considered continuous. Two or more contracts that run concurrently or overlap one another for different periods of time are considered by CPA to
be individual contracts rather than renewals or extensions to the original contract. In such situations the prime contractor and HUB vendor are
entering (have entered) into “new” contracts.
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Requisition #:
SECTION-2: RESPONDENT's SUBCONTRACTING INTENTIONS (CONTINUATION SHEET)
page can be used as a continuation sheet to the HSP Form’s page 2, Section 2, Item b. Continue listing the portions of work (subcontracting
This
opportunities) you will subcontract. Also, based on the total value of the contract, identify the percentages of the contract you expect to award to Texas certified HUBs,
and the percentage of the contract you expect to award to vendors that are not a Texas certified HUB (i.e., Non-HUB).
Item #
Subcontracting Opportunity Description
HUBs
Non-HUBs
Percentage of the contract
Percentage of the contract
expected to be subcontracted to expected to be subcontracted to
HUBs with which you have a
HUBs with which you do not have
a continuous contract* in place continuous contract* in place for
more than five (5) years.
for more than five (5) years.
Percentage of the
contract expected to be
subcontracted to nonHUBs.
16
%
%
%
17
%
%
%
18
%
%
%
19
%
%
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20
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Aggregate percentages of the contract expected to be subcontracted:
*Continuous Contract: Any existing written agreement (including any renewals that are exercised) between a prime contractor and a HUB vendor,
where the HUB vendor provides the prime contractor with goods or service, to include transportation and delivery under the same contract for a
specified period of time. The frequency the HUB vendor is utilized or paid during the term of the contract is not relevant to whether the contract is
considered continuous. Two or more contracts that run concurrently or overlap one another for different periods of time are considered by CPA to
be individual contracts rather than renewals or extensions to the original contract. In such situations the prime contractor and HUB vendor are
entering (have entered) into “new” contracts.
HSP – SECTION 2
(Continuation Sheet)
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- SELF PERFORMING JUSTIFICATION
SECTION-3:
Requisition #:
(If you responded “No” to SECTION 2, Item a, you must complete this SECTION and continue to SECTION 4.)
If you responded “No” to SECTION 2, Item a, in the space provided below explain how your company will perform the entire contract with its own employees, supplies,
materials and/or equipment, to include transportation and delivery.
SECTION-4:
- AFFIRMATION
As evidenced by my signature below, I affirm that I am an authorized representative of the respondent listed in SECTION 1, and that the information and
supporting documentation submitted with the HSP is true and correct. Respondent understands and agrees that, if awarded any portion of the requisition:
•
The respondent will provide notice as soon as practical to all the subcontractors (HUBs and Non-HUBs) of their selection as a subcontractor for the awarded
contract. The notice must specify at a minimum the contracting agency’s name and its point of contact for the contract, the contract award number, the
subcontracting opportunity they (the subcontractor) will perform, the approximate dollar value of the subcontracting opportunity and the expected percentage of
the total contract that the subcontracting opportunity represents. A copy of the notice required by this section must also be provided to the contracting agency’s
point of contact for the contract no later than ten (10) working days after the contract is awarded.
•
The respondent must submit monthly compliance reports (Prime Contractor Progress Assessment Report – PAR) to the contracting agency, verifying its
compliance with the HSP, including the use of and expenditures made to its subcontractors (HUBs and Non-HUBs). (The PAR is available at
http://www.window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/hub-forms/progressassessmentrpt.xls).
•
The respondent must seek approval from the contracting agency prior to making any modifications to its HSP, including the hiring of additional or different
subcontractors and the termination of a subcontractor the respondent identified in its HSP. If the HSP is modified without the contracting agency’s prior approval,
respondent may be subject to any and all enforcement remedies available under the contract or otherwise available by law, up to and including debarment from all
state contracting.
•
The respondent must, upon request, allow the contracting agency to perform on-site reviews of the company’s headquarters and/or work-site where services
are being performed and must provide documentation regarding staffing and other resources.
Signature
Printed
Name
Title
Date
(mm/dd/yyyy)
Reminder:
If you responded “Yes” to SECTION 2, Items c or d, you must complete an “HSP Good Faith Effort - Method A (Attachment A)” for each of
the subcontracting opportunities you listed in SECTION 2, Item b.
If you responded “No” SECTION 2, Items c and d, you must complete an “HSP Good Faith Effort - Method B (Attachment B)” for each of
the subcontracting opportunities you listed in SECTION 2, Item
b.
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HSP Good Faith Effort - Method A (Attachment A)
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IMPORTANT: If you responded “Yes” to SECTION 2, Items c or d of the completed HSP form, you must submit a completed “HSP Good Faith Effort -
Method A (Attachment A)” for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed in SECTION 2, Item b of the completed HSP form. You may photo-copy this
page or download the form at http://window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/hub-forms/hub-sbcont-plan-gfe-achm-a.pdf
SECTION A-1: SUBCONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY
Enter the item number and description of the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION 2, Item b, of the completed HSP form for which you are completing
the attachment.
Item Number:
Description:
SECTION A-2: SUBCONTRACTOR SELECTION
List the subcontractor(s)
you selected to perform the subcontracting opportunity you listed above in SECTION A-1. Also identify whether they are a Texas certified
HUB and their Texas Vendor Identification (VID) Number or federal Emplioyer Identification Number (EIN), the approximate dollar value of the work to be
subcontracted, and the expected percentage of work to be subcontracted. When searching for Texas certified HUBs and verifying their HUB status, ensure that you
use the State of Texas’ Centralized Master Bidders List (CMBL) - Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Directory Search located at
http://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/tpasscmblsearch/index.jsp. HUB status code “A” signifies that the company is a Texas certified HUB.
Company Name
Texas certified HUB
Texas VID or federal EIN
Approximate
Dollar Amount
Do not enter Social Security Numbers.
If you do not know their VID / EIN,
leave their VID / EIN field blank.
Expected
Percentage of
Contract
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- No
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- No
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REMINDER: As specified in SECTION 4 of the completed HSP form, if you (respondent) are awarded any portion of the requisition, you are required to
provide notice as soon as practical to all the subcontractors (HUBs and Non-HUBs) of their selection as a subcontractor. The notice must specify at a minimum the
contracting agency’s name and its point of contact for the contract, the contract award number, the subcontracting opportunity they (the subcontractor) will perform, the
approximate dollar value of the subcontracting opportunity and the expected percentage of the total contract that the subcontracting opportunity represents. A copy of
the notice required by this section must also be provided to the contracting agency’s point of contact for the contract no later than ten (10) working days after the
contract is awarded.
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(Attachment A)
HSP Good Faith Effort - Method B (Attachment B)
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Requisition #:
IMPORTANT: If you responded “No” to SECTION 2, Items c and d of the completed HSP form, you must submit a completed “HSP Good Faith Effort Method B (Attachment B)” for each of the subcontracting opportunities you listed in SECTION 2, Item b of the completed HSP form. You may photo-copy this
page or download the form at http://window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/hub-forms/hub-sbcont-plan-gfe-achm-b.pdf.
SECTION B-1: SUBCONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY
Enter the item number and description of the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION 2, Item b, of the completed HSP form for which you are completing
the attachment.
Item Number:
Description:
SECTION B-- 2: MENTOR PROTÉGÉ PROGRAM
If respondent is participating as a Mentor in a State of Texas Mentor Protégé Program, submitting its Protégé (Protégé must be a State of Texas certified HUB) as a
subcontractor to perform the subcontracting opportunity listed in SECTION B-1, constitutes a good faith effort to subcontract with a Texas certified HUB towards that
specific portion of work.
Check the appropriate box (Yes or No) that indicates whether you will be subcontracting the portion of work you listed in SECTION B-1 to your Protégé.
- Yes (If Yes, to continue to SECTION B-4.)
- No / Not Applicable (If No or Not Applicable, continue to SECTION B-3 and SECTION B-4.)
SECTION B- 3: NOTIFICATION OF SUBCONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY
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When completing this section you MUST comply with items a, b, c and d, thereby demonstrating your Good Faith Effort of having notified Texas certified HUBs and
trade organizations or development centers about the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1. Your notice should include the scope of work,
information regarding the location to review plans and specifications, bonding and insurance requirements, required qualifications, and identify a contact person.
When sending notice of your subcontracting opportunity, you are encouraged to use the attached HUB Subcontracting Opportunity Notice form, which is also available
online at http://www.window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/hub-subcontracting-plan.
Retain supporting documentation (i.e., certified letter, fax, e-mail) demonstrating evidence of your good faith effort to notify the Texas certified HUBs and trade
organizations or development centers. Also, be mindful that a working day is considered a normal business day of a state agency, not including weekends, federal or
state holidays, or days the agency is declared closed by its executive officer. The initial day the subcontracting opportunity notice is sent/provided to the HUBs and to
the trade organizations or development centers is considered to be “day zero” and does not count as one of the seven (7) working days.
a. Provide written notification of the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1, to three (3) or more Texas certified HUBs. Unless the contracting agency
specified a different time period, you must allow the HUBs at least seven (7) working days to respond to the notice prior to your submitting your bid response to the
contracting agency. When searching for Texas certified HUBs and verifying their HUB status, ensure that you use the State of Texas’ Centralized Master Bidders
List (CMBL) - Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Directory Search located at http://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/tpasscmblsearch/index.jsp. HUB status code “A”
signifies that the company is a Texas certified HUB.
b. List the three (3) Texas certified HUBs you notified regarding the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1. Include the company’s Texas Vendor
Identification (VID) Number, the date you sent notice to that company, and indicate whether it was responsive or non-responsive to your subcontracting
opportunity notice.
Company Name
Texas VID
Date Notice Sent
(Do not enter Social Security Numbers.)
(mm/dd/yyyy)
Did the HUB Respond?
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
c. Provide written notification of the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1 to two (2) or more trade organizations or development centers in Texas to
assist in identifying potential HUBs by disseminating the subcontracting opportunity to their members/participants. Unless the contracting agency specified a
different time period, you must provide your subcontracting opportunity notice to trade organizations or development centers at least seven (7) working days prior to
submitting your bid response to the contracting agency. A list of trade organizations and development centers that have expressed an interest in receiving notices
of subcontracting opportunities is available on the Statewide HUB Program’s webpage at http://www.window.state.tx.us/procurement/prog/hub/mwb-links-1/.
d. List two (2) trade organizations or development centers you notified regarding the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1.Include the date
when you sent notice to it and indicate if it accepted or rejected your notice.
Date Notice Sent
Trade Organizations or Development Centers
(mm/dd/yyyy)
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(Attachment B)
Was the Notice Accepted?
- Yes
- No
- Yes
- No
HSP Good Faith Effort - Method B (Attachment B) Cont.
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SECTION B-4: SUBCONTRACTOR SELECTION
Enter the item number and description of the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION 2, Item b, of the completed HSP form for which you are completing
the attachment.
a. Enter the item number and description of the subcontracting opportunity for which you are completing this Attachment B continuation page.
Item Number:
Description:
b. List the subcontractor(s) you selected to perform the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1. Also identify whether they are a Texas certified
HUB and their Texas Vendor Identification (VID) Number or federal Emplioyer Identification Number (EIN), the approximate dollar value of the work to be
subcontracted, and the expected percentage of work to be subcontracted. When searching for Texas certified HUBs and verifying their HUB status, ensure that
you use the State of Texas’ Centralized Master Bidders List (CMBL) - Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Directory Search located at
http://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/tpasscmblsearch/index.jsp. HUB status code “A” signifies that the company is a Texas certified HUB.
Company Name
Texas certified HUB
Texas VID or federal EIN
Approximate
Dollar Amount
Do not enter Social Security Numbers.
If you do not know their VID / EIN,
leave their VID / EIN field blank.
Expected
Percentage of
Contract
- Yes
- No
$
%
- Yes
- No
$
%
- Yes
- No
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%
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- No
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- No
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- Yes
- No
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- No
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- Yes
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- Yes
- No
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%
c. If any of the subcontractors you have selected to perform the subcontracting opportunity you listed in SECTION B-1 is not a Texas certified HUB, provide written
justification for your selection process (attach additional page if necessary):
REMINDER: As specified in SECTION 4 of the completed HSP form, if you (respondent) are awarded any portion of the requisition, you are required to provide
notice as soon as practical to all the subcontractors (HUBs and Non-HUBs) of their selection as a subcontractor. The notice must specify at a minimum the
contracting agency’s name and its point of contact for the contract, the contract award number, the subcontracting opportunity it (the subcontractor) will perform, the
approximate dollar value of the subcontracting opportunity and the expected percentage of the total contract that the subcontracting opportunity represents. A copy of
the notice required by this section must also be provided to the contracting agency’s point of contact for the contract no later than ten (10) working days after the
contract is awarded.
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(Attachment B)
HUB Subcontracting Opportunity Notification Form
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In accordance with Texas Gov’t Code, Chapter 2161, each state agency that considers entering into a contract with an expected value of $100,000 or more shall, before the
agency solicits bids, proposals, offers, or other applicable expressions of interest, determine whether subcontracting opportunities are probable under the contract. The state
agency I have identified below in Section B has determined that subcontracting opportunities are probable under the requisition to which my company will be responding.
34 Texas Administrative Code, §20.14 requires all respondents (prime contractors) bidding on the contract to provide notice of each of their subcontracting opportunities to at
least three (3) Texas certified HUBs (who work within the respective industry applicable to the subcontracting opportunity), and allow the HUBs at least seven (7) working days to
respond to the notice prior to the respondent submitting its bid response to the contracting agency. In addition, at least seven (7) working days prior to submitting its bid response
to the contracting agency, the respondent must provide notice of each of its subcontracting opportunities to two (2) or more trade organizations or development centers (in Texas)
that serves members of groups (i.e., Asian Pacific American, Black American, Hispanic American, Native American, Woman, Service Disabled Veteran) identified in Texas
Administrative Code, §20.11(19)(C).
We respectfully request that vendors interested in bidding on the subcontracting opportunity scope of work identified in Section C, Item 2, reply no later than the date and time
identified in Section C, Item 1. Submit your response to the point-of-contact referenced in Section A.
SECTION: A PRIME CONTRACTOR’S INFORMATION
State of Texas VID #:
Phone #:
Company Name:
Point-of-Contact:
Fax #:
E-mail Address:
SECTION: B CONTRACTING STATE AGENCY AND REQUISITION INFORMATION
Agency Name:
Point-of-Contact:
Phone #:
Requisition #:
Bid Open Date:
(mm/dd/yyyy)
SECTION: C SUBCONTRACTING OPPORTUNITY RESPONSE DUE DATE, DESCRIPTION, REQUIREMENTS AND RELATED INFORMATION
1. Potential Subcontractor’s Bid Response Due Date:
If you would like for our company to consider your company’s bid for the subcontracting opportunity identified below in Item 2,
we must receive your bid response no later than
on
Central Time
.
Date (mm/dd/yyyy)
In accordance with 34 TAC §20.14, each notice of subcontracting opportunity shall be provided to at least three (3) Texas certified HUBs, and allow the HUBs at least
seven (7) working days to respond to the notice prior to submitting our bid response to the contracting agency. In addition, at least seven (7) working days prior to us
submitting our bid response to the contracting agency, we must provide notice of each of our subcontracting opportunities to two (2) or more trade organizations
or development centers (in Texas) that serves members of groups (i.e., Asian Pacific American, Black American, Hispanic American, Native American, Woman,
Service Disabled Veteran) identified in Texas Administrative Code, §20.11(19)(C).
(A working day is considered a normal business day of a state agency, not including weekends, federal or state holidays, or days the agency is declared closed
by its executive officer. The initial day the subcontracting opportunity notice is sent/provided to the HUBs and to the trade organizations or development centers
is considered to be “day zero” and does not count as one of the seven (7) working days.)
2. Subcontracting Opportunity Scope of Work:
3. Required Qualifications:
- Not Applicable
4. Bonding/Insurance Requirements:
- Not Applicable
5. Location to review plans/specifications:
- Not Applicable
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EASY HUB LOOKUP on the CMBL
In accordance with Texas Administrative Code 20.14, the following HUB lookup procedures have been
developed utilizing the Comptroller of Public Accounts website to identify possible HUB Vendors for
subcontracting opportunities.
To that end the following easy step by step instructions to identify NIGP codes and search for potential HUB
subcontractors is provided by Stephen F. Austin State University. In addition, the University may have already
completed searches that may be beneficial and include a list of potential HUB subcontractors that may be used
by the Respondent. If you have a hard time reading the webpages cited, increase the page view to 200% or
better.
For assistance with this instruction or further assistance in identifying potential HUB subcontractors, please
contact Manny Guerrero, Vendor Relations Manager at 936-468-4529.
STEP 1:
After identifying what areas that are going to be subcontracted for the project go to the following
web address at Window on State Government:
http://www.window.state.tx.us/procurement/tools/comm-book/
Under NIGP Commodity Book double click Search the Commodity Book Alpha Index. The following page will
display:
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Type in the item you are looking for in Search keywords: (for this example we are looking for drywall services)
The page will list Keyword Match for drywall. In this example the Class-Item for Drywall Services, Ceiling and
Wall is 910-75. You can do the same for other items that you will be subcontracting. Remember to write down
the Class and Item numbers. Once you have completed collecting all Class and Item numbers you can precede
to Step 2.
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STEP 2:
With the Class and Item numbers you can search for HUB Vendors on the Centralized Master
Bidders List – HUB Directory Search. Go to the following web address at Window on State Government:
https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/tpasscmblsearch/index.jsp
The EXAMPLE below is how the form should be filled out. Search for HUBs on CMBL; Selection 1: ClassItem; Select Fields For Output (Vendor ID, Company Name, Contact Person, City, Email, Phone, Business
Description, HUB Eligibility, HUB Gender)
For the example below we are searching for NIGP Class Code 910, Items 75.
Once all the information has been entered – CLICK Search.
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The EXAMPLE page below appears with a list of all HUB companies that are Class 910 and Item 75
For this EXAMPLE there are 81 HUB Vendors that have listed Class Code 910 Item 75 and say that they can
provide the service.
YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SELECT THREE (3) HUB VENDORS TO CONTACT.
When looking for HUB Vendors to support you at SFA look for these vendors that are close to Nacogdoches
and east Texas. If none can be found in our area, expand your search to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, Austin and
Houston market areas.
NOTES:
1) SELECTING HUBS THAT ARE EL PASO, AND FAR WEST TEXAS DOES NOT SHOW GOOD
FAITH IN YOUR SELECTION PROCESS.
2) IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND THESE DIRECTIONS OR NEED ASSITANCE PLEASE
CONTACT THE SFA PROCUREMENT OFFICE FOR HELP.
Revised 1 December 2014
POTENTIAL HUB SUBCONTRACTORS PROVIDED WITH
Request For Proposal: #TVPROGSRV-2015
Issued by Stephen F. Austin State University
Closing Date/Time: January 27, 2016 5:00pm
This list of potential HUB subcontractors is provided for information only and SFA does not endorse, recommend, nor
attest to the capabilities of any company or individual listed. A complete list of State certified HUBs can be searched online at https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/tpasscmblsearch/index.jsp
The Respondent is responsible for compliance with the Good Faith Effort requirements outlined in the Request For
Proposal and HUB Subcontracting Plan documents.
NIGP Class Code – vendors in the following commodity class codes are identified on the
following pages. The vendor is responsible to identify all commodity classes that may
represent subcontracting opportunities.
910-66 – Roof Maintenance and Repair
925-44 – Engineering, General Construction
925-88 – Engineering, Structural
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ROOFING & RELATED SHEET
CASTRO ROOFING
RODOLFO
OF TEXAS, L.L.C.
RODRIGUEZ
DALLAS
TX
rudy@castroroofing.com
214-381-8108
METAL/COMMERCIAL ROOFING CONTRACTOR
ESPCIALIZING IN BUILT UP, MODIFIED &
SHEETMETAL ROOFS
360 ROOFING LLC
HYNES SERVICES,
INC.
B & H ENGINEERS,
INC.
ACUMEN
Bryan Wiest AUSTIN
Pres./MICHA
EL W.
HYNES
ROCKPOR
T
Eric Brinkley IRVING
Wayne
ENTERPRISES, INC. Boyter
DESOTO
TX
bwiest@gmail.com
512-280-7663 Provide roofing services and materials
TX
HynesServicesInc@aol.com
361-729-7180
TX
ebrinkley@bh-engineers.com 214-646-3244 Engineering and Construction Services
TX
wayne@acumenenterprises.com
972-572-0701
ROOFING, GENERAL CONSTRUCTION,
GENERAL MAINTENANCE
Mechanical HVAC & plumbing contractor,
mechanical insulation, & general construction
Jones Engineers L.P. is a Texas Limited
JONES ENGINEERS, N CURT
L. P.
JONES
HOUSTON TX
vroberts@jonesengineers.co
m
713-222-7766
Partnership specializing in Mechanical and
Electrical Engineering Design and
Commissioning
NORTH TEXAS
Derek
HORIZONS LLC
Wright
LEETEX
President/Ric
CONSTRUCTION,
hard L.
LLC
Karlos
ARCJF, INC.
JEFF
FOLSOM
IRVING
TX
dwright@5pe.com
972-490-5151 Education
Construction Management, Program
DALLAS
TX
rkarlos@leetexllc.com
roofing, electrical
DALLAS
SOUTH TEXAS
Derek
SAN
HORIZONS LP
Wright
ANTONIO
Roofing services, sheet metal fabrication,
TX
jfolsom@alpineroofing.com
214-528-9897
TX
dwright@5pe.com
210-308-8200 Billing and Coding instruction. Business
siding
AI
M
AI
M
AI
M
Computer Information Technology and Medical
consulting, Education.
Design & engineering, Steel Inspection,
LAMB-STAR
John M.
ENGINEERING, L.P. Lamb, P.E.
PLANO
TX
John.Lamb@lamb-star.com
214-440-3600
Construction management, Land
Surveying,Laser Scanning, Subsurface Utility
Engineering, and Project Delivery
Company Name
CAMPBELL &
ASSOCIATES
CONSULTING
E3 ENGINEERING
CLICK
ENGINEERING, INC.
LOVE ELECTRIC,
INC.(ROBERT M.
LOVE, INC.
Contact
Person
STEPHEN J
CAMPBELL
City
DALLAS
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
Structural design of educational, institutional,
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
AI
M
TX
scampbell@cace-inc.com
214-559-2600
TX
e3eng@cawb.com
214-773-6767 Civil Engineering Consulting.
AI
M
DALLAS
TX
jclick@clickeng.com
214-871-2302 Structural Engineering Consulting Services.
AI
M
TYLER
TX
RMLOVE@TYLER.NET
903-592-7561 MISCELLANEOUS TX03833
AI
M
AI
M
972-362-1994 contract-to-hire staff augmentation services in AS
F
Owner/Shaw ROYSE
n E. Poe
Sta
CITY
commercial, healthcare, and airport facilities.
President/Jo
hn J. Click,
PE, LEED AP
LOVE,
ROBERT M.
Engineering and technical solutions to
SIMGINEERS LLC
Matthew
Snead
complex problems by using state-of-the art
AUSTIN
TX
Support@Simgineers.com
512-363-7676 simulation methods and big data analytics,
specializing in traffic, layout, and system
optimization.
A nationwide Recruiting and Staffing company
STAFFOR
CONSULTING LLC
that provides direct hire, contract and
Jack Nagdev PLANO
TX
jnagdev@staffor.com
IT, Engineering, Accounting & Finance, Clinical
& Healthcare.
RESTL ENGINEERS
Gina P
TX, LLC
Konganda
JQ+TSEN, LLC
Stephanie
Tsen
DALLAS
TX
gkonganda@restl.com
972-897-2641 Structural Engineering and civil engineering
AS
F
AUSTIN
TX
stsen@jqtsen.com
512-474-4001 Structural Engineering Services
AS
F
AS
F
AS
F
Compliance, Feasibility Studies, Design,
Construction, Operation, and Pilot Studies in
INTEGRITY
Suja
GRANBUR
SERVICES
Christodoss
Y
TX
info@cleanwater4.us
817-894-1357
Water, Wastewater, Environmental
Remediation, City Engineering, Automatic
Meter Reading, farming education, green
technologies, and website design services.
UNINTECH
Wan Yu Elisa SAN
TX
ECHAN@UNINTECH.COM
210-641-6003 Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering,
Company Name
CONSULTING
Contact
Person
Chan
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
der
AS
F
AS
F
AS
F
AS
F
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
469-223-1010 document control, safety, QC & other general AS
M
ANTONIO
Transportation, Project Management,
Construction Management, Surveying
BARNHART
Pres./DEBBI
ENGINEERING
E BARNHART
ENGINEERING INC
Eligibi Gen
lity
ENGINEERS, INC.
HARUTUNIAN
Business Description
HUB
PROVIDE CIVIL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
HOUSTON TX
dybarnhart@barnharteng.us 713-681-5006 SERVICES TO GOVERNMENT (TXDOT) &
BUSINESSES.
ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING &
TAKOOHY
HARUTUNIA AUSTIN
TX
ANNE@HEIWORLD.COM
512-454-2788
N
AUTOMATION ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, WATER/WASTEWATER
FACILITIES & POWER PLANTS
GC Engineering, Inc. is a multidisciplinary
GC ENGINEERING,
Mahendra
INC.
Rodrigo
PEARLAND TX
mrodrigo@gcengineering.com
281-412-7008
consulting firm specialized in providing
professional services in Civil Engineering,
Transportation, Envir
ENGINEERING &
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY, IN
Vijay K
Khemka
THE STRUCTURAL
ZAK
ALLIANCE INC
NAKHODA
AIA ENGINEERS,
LTD.
Quy D.
SOLUTIONS, INC.
Nguyen
4C TECHNOLOGIES, KAMRAN
CONSULTANTS, LLC
713-772-6049 INCLUDING PAYROLLING FOR TEMPORARY
EMPLOYEES
DALLAS
TX
SUPPORT@TSA-ENG.COM
469-330-5200 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
admin@aiainc.com
281-493-4140 inspection, construction management
services.
QN MANAGEMENT
TRANSOL
engit@sbcglobal.net
Civil & structural engineering, design,
Andy Evans
ADVANCED
HOUSTON TX
Ashraf Islam HOUSTON TX
CP&Y, INC.
INC.
TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT EMPLOYEES
BASHIR
DALLAS
TX
ssolano@cpyi.com
214-638-0500
ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTING
Project control management (scheduling,
ALLEN
TX
qnguyen@qn-solutions.com
management
Provide procurement services. Wholesalers,
HOUSTON TX
kbashir@4ctechnologies.com 281-580-2853 construction services, Servicing the Oil & Gas
AS
M
AS
M
industry.
Firoze
MCKINNE
Shams
Y
Civil Engineering & Design, Transportation
TX
firozes@hotmail.com
469-995-1134 (Highway, Railroad, LRT) planning & design,
Utility engineering, traffic analysis &
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
AS
M
AS
M
832-370-8631 Drafting services, Survey work, Environmental AS
M
design,ITS, illumination, land development
MV ENGINEERING,
INC.
Consulting Civil Engineering - Roadway
Syed Aftab
DALLAS
TX
saftab@mv-engineering.com 972-733-3618 Design, Structures, Bridges, Hydraulics,
Hydrology, Traffic Control, Pavement Marking
President/CH
EXCELSIS, INC.
ARLIE
YOSSUNDHA
HOUSTON TX
info@excelsis-inc.com
713-785-9815 Consulting Civil engineering
RAKUL
Project Management, Construction
TECHNICAL
CONULTANTS
Arun Jauhar HOUSTON TX
technicalconsultantsinc@gm
ail.com
Management and Inspection, Design and
work management, Preliminary studies and
Field investigation
INFRASTRUCTURE
Cynthia
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Foteh
HOUSTON TX
vh1@iahouston.com
713-622-0120
CONSULTING, PLANNING AND
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT.
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
Encotech Engineering is a full service
engineering firm specializing in MEP,
ENCOTECH
Pres./Ali R
ENGINEERING, INC. Khataw
AUSTIN
TX
khataw@encotechengineerin
g.com
Structural, Transportation and Civil
512-338-1101 Engineering. Encotech offers Commissioning,
Cost Estimating, Sustainability Consulting,
Project Management, and Program
Management.
APEX-RBI, INC.
Balwanthrao
Rao Ratnala
SIRRUS
Sujeeth
ENGINEERS, INC.
Draksharam
Construction Management, Civil Engineering,
HOUSTON TX
rratnala@ratnala-bahl.com
281-759-6400
HOUSTON TX
sbd@sirrusengineers.com
713-334-7300
tchu@leapstructures.com
512-298-3999 Structural Engineering Consulting Services
AS
M
HOUSTON TX
mariac@laysu.com
281-498-4100 ARCHITECTS AND CONSULTING ENGINEERS
AS
M
RICHMON TX
q.javed@deltacivil-eng.com
832-449-3839 Engineering Design Consultants
AS
M
Structuring Engineering
Consulting Engineering For Civil Water
Resources /Environmental
Tak S.
LEAP STRUCTURES
Chu/Manage AUSTIN
TX
r
LAY-SU, &
Pres./Robert
ASSOCIATES, INC.
o Lay-Su
DELTA CIVIL
Qayyum
Company Name
ENGINEERING
KUO & ASSOCIATES
INC
Contact
Person
Javed
te
BAHONG
HOUSTON TX
KUO
INC.
i C. Dao
EPIC
President/Ha
TRANSPORTATION
rish
GROUP LP
Narayanappa
CIVILITUDE-CJG
President /
ENGINEERS, LLC
Fayez Kazi
Operations
Manager/Ma
qsood Khan
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
D
PRESIDENT/
CIVIL ASSOCIATES, President/Ch
2 CMD INC.
City
Sta
bahong.Kuo@Kuoassociates.
com
713-975-8769
CIVIL,STRUCTURAL,TRAFFIC
ENGINEERING,LAND SURVEYING
Consulting Professional services---- Civil
DALLAS
TX
info@civilassociates.com
214-703-5151 ENGINEERing, design, planning,
environmental and management.
Engineering Services - for
SUGAR
LAND
TX
mail@epicgrouplp.com
713-609-9416
roadway/transportation projects. Services
include engineering, planning, design &
construction.
To provide full-service structural engineering
WEST
LAKE
TX
fkazi@civilitude-cjg.com
512-306-8255
HILLS
ARLINGTO
N
services and construction administration to
public higher learning institutions and state
agencies.
TX
makhan@2cmdinc.com
817-459-1420
GENERAL CONTRACTING, CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT & DESIGN
Roadway design, drainage study, hydrologic &
MHR ENGINEERING, Harun
SAN
LLC
ANTONIO
Rashid
TX
hrashid@mhreng.com
210-641-0543
hydraulic modeling, flood study, traffic study,
water & sewer modeling & design, right-ofway &parcel map
IGET SERVICES,
Satyanaraya
LLC
na Pilla
KYSU GROUP PLLC
Chinh Phan
GROUPSTRUCTURAL Gaylord
ENGINEERS, INC.
AG&E ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C. DBA AG&E
STRUC
O'Con
Pres./Sanjay
Agrawal
HOUSTON TX
ARLINGTO
N
DALLAS
info@igetservices.com
832-858-3982
Civil Engineering Designs, Consulting and
Project Management
Provide professional service that includes Civil
TX
cphan@kysugroup.com
972-567-2877 and Structural Engineering. Designs of
roadways and bridges. Engineering Services.
TX
ADDISON TX
marcus@groupstructural.co
m
sagrawal@ageassociates.co
m
214-397-0455 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Services
214-520-7202
Structural analysis and design of buildings and
other structures
Company Name
ARS ENGINEERS,
INCORPORATED
JAKAN
ENGINEERING, PLLC
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
President /
AYUB
DALLAS
TX
asandhu@arsengineers.com 214-739-3152
TX
sngo@jakanengineering.com 682-561-9449
SANDHU
Son Ngo
ARLINGTO
N
Business Description
CIVIL ENGINEERING, DESIGN, ROADWAYS &
UTILITIES, LAND SURVEYING, AND ANALYSIS
Providing Civil and Structural Engineering
Design Services.
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
Universal Service Enterprises provides
UNIVERSAL
SERVICE
ENTERPRISES
Owner/Sid
Naeimi
SAGINAW TX
sidnaeimi@useengineering.c
om
Mechanical, Electrical,Plumbing, fire
214-315-4786 protection, commissioning, and test and
balance services, Professional engineering
consulting design and design-build contracting
We are a consulting engineering firm
RONALD A
ROBERTS
ASSOCIATES, INC.
specializing in Structural Engineering. This
Ronald
Roberts
DALLAS
TX
rroberts@rara.net
214-637-6299
includes, but is not limited to buildings of all
types and sizes, bridges, retaining walls,
hydraulic structures(basins, tanks,etc.) and
foundations of all types, etc.
TECHNICAL ADVISORS, INC. IS AN
INNOVATIVE ENGINEERING CONSULTING
TECHNICAL
ADVISORS, INC.
Maneck
Bharucha,
P.E.
RICHARD
SON
TX
nmyazdani@technicaladvisors.com
FIRM PROVIDING A WIDE RANGE OF
972-437-9999 EXPERTISE IN
MECHANICAL/ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING (MEP)
ENGINEERING, LEED COMMISSIONING AND
ENVIRONMENTAL AND RELATED FIELDS.
REGIONAL
ENGINEERING INC.
Mohammad
Naeem/Presi AUSTIN
Pres./Ajay C.
ASSOCIATES, INC
Shah
OIL FIELD
DEVELOPMENT
reiaustx@gmail.com
512-507-9355
HOUSTON TX
cadams@shahsmith.com
713-780-7563
DALLAS
TX
sahmed@ieaworld.com
214-884-4253
HOUSTON TX
jay_chen@ofdeng.com
281-556-4913
dent/CEO
SHAH SMITH &
IEA INC.
TX
CEO/Shakeel
Ahmed
Jay Chen
Testing of Material.Construction. Inspection
servicess. Engineering serviceses.
Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing
Engineering; Commissioning
Consulting engineering firm specializing
intransportation and municipal services.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT, ENGINEERING
DESIGN & CONSULTING SERVICES.
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
AS
M
AS
M
AS
M
BL
F
BL
F
BL
F
BL
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BL
F
ENGINEERING,
L.L.C
Matrix Structural Engineers is a multiple
award-winning consulting firm founded in
MATRIX
CHMN &
STRUCTURAL
Pres./Moyee HOUSTON TX
ENGINEERS, INC.
n Haque
marketing@matrixstructural.
com
713-664-0130
1993. The engineering Principals have
managed projects with budgets up to
$200,000,000 We are licensed professional
engineers in Texas and several other states.
INGENIUM, INC.
Harendra
Mahendra
HOUSTON TX
anu.mahendra@ingeniuminc
.com
Engineering Services In Structural
713-339-9160 Design/Redesign, Schematic Design And
Development
Established in 1985, Landtech Consultants,
LANDTECH
CONSULTANTS INC
Inc. is a civil engineering and land surveying
Marketing
Director/CAT HOUSTON TX
cdarche@landtech-inc.com
713-861-7068
HY D'Arche
firm serving the public and private sectors.
We pride ourselves in offering the best
available consulting services in a timely and
cost effective manner.
BOBBYE JOYNER-
Bobbye
MILLS INC.
Joyner-Mills
SWAYZER
Michele K.
ENGINEERING, INC. Swayzer
HOUSTON TX
bobbye@bobbyemills.com
713-551-2010 Real Estate Agent/Broker
HOUSTON TX
mkswayzer@swayzer.com
713-942-7929 Services, Document Control, Construction
Engineering Design, Cx (Commissioning)
Inspection
We provide general contracting and complete
project planning and management services.
360TXC
Tony Lester
AUSTIN
TX
estimator@360txc.com
877-710-7474
Our vast project portfolio covers everything
from 1,000sqft interiors and renovations to
25,000sqft+ ground-up and core-shell
buildouts.
ADAPTIVE &
EFFICIENT DESIGN
SERVICES, LL
ECR STRATEGIES,
Tasha
McCarter
AUSTIN
TX
Glenn,LaToy HOUSTON TX
tmccarter@aedesignservices.com
lglenn@ecr-strategies.com
Building Design, Architecture, Electrical
512-765-5617 Engineering, Planning and Interior Design
Consulting Services
202-509-5474 Contract Management and Administration,
Company Name
LLC
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
a
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
F
BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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Sub-contractor Evaluation and Selection
Project Management, Procurement/Proposal
Preparation Business Developm
SIMON
ENGINEERING &
CONSULTING, INC.
Voranique V.
Simon
DALLAS
TX
nsimon@simonengineering.c
om
Civil engineering consulting services including
214-884-2059 the planning, design and construction of
roadway and drainage projects.
Special Trade Contractor, Landscaping and
other Gardening services, Mowing. grass
MSK INDUSTRIES
Mildred Knox
CORPUS
CHRISTI
TX
msk2011mt@yahoo.com
832-215-2410
cutting, demolition, site work, painting, land
clearing, concrete repair, concrete, drywall,
fencing, sodding, irrigation systems, sprinkler
systems, janitorial services.
Health Services, Personnel management,
HUCKEYEHEALTH
christopher
SERVICES LLC
Ojiako
KATY
TX
huckeyehealth@yahoo.com
281-712-2051
security, light contruction, Industrial and
general cleaning, security, purchasing and
supplies
AMERICAN DREAM
Troy D.
SOLUTIONS LLC
Refuge
S&R
WATERPROOFING
AND ROOFING, LLC
HOUSTON TX
adsllc7@gmail.com
Stephanie
MONTGO
randall@srwaterproofing.co
Petersen
MERY
TX
m
832-819-5004
281-726-2305
Roofing, General Contractor, Contract Labor
Supplier
Waterproofing , Roofing and Parking structure
repairs
Integrated civil engineering solutions and IT
INTEGRATION
CONCEPTS, LLC
management consulting in transportation,
Tomasita
Louviere-
AUSTIN
TX
tligons@gmail.com
512-251-4876
Ligons
public works and land development. Services
include construction managment,
project/program managment, civil design
services and managment consulting services.
SPECHT
DaTechia
CONSULTING, LLC
Specht
PROACTION
SERVICES
Project
Manager/Cor
edell Kincade
PEARLAND TX
PRAIRIE
VIEW
spechtpc@gmail.com
713-922-9772
Provide Project Management and Project
Controls for projects.
Computer training, website design, computer
TX
pros@proactionservices.com 281-304-2575 accessories/supplies, hardware/software
repair & installation, inventory, disaster
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
F
BL
M
BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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preparation and recovery, landscaping, home
improvements,kids transportation service.
HYDE SAMUELS CONSTRUCTION IS A
HYDE SAMUELS
Principal/Mar
CONSTRUCTION,
tanya Blair
LLC
Hyde
GENERAL CONTRACTING COMPANY THAT
SUGAR
LAND
TX
hscsales@hotmail.com
832-372-2287
SPECIALIZES IN NEW CONSTRUCTION
(RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL),
RENOVATIONS, BUILD-OUTS AND PROJECT
MANAGEMENT.
W. B. Construction and Sons, Inc. is a General
W.B.
President /
CONSTRUCTION
Wallace
AND SON'S, INC.
Batiste Jr.
Contracting firm that has experience in a
BEAUMON
T
TX
wbatistejr@wbconstructionin
c.com
409-840-9220
broad range of construction capabilities. Our
services range from design/build,renovation,to
underground.We are a certified small
business.
Construction Management, Program
LLOYD, SMITHA
AND ASSOCIATES,
Management, Engineering, Project
Edwin Lloyd
HOUSTON TX
elloyd@lsa-engineers.com
281-660-8737 Management, Inspection, Client
LLC
Representative, Staffing, SWPPP, Developer
Services,
Remodeling: make
ready's,kitchen,baths,carpentry,general
SUPERB HOME
William
SERVICES
Peterson
FRESNO
TX
jazz2u@sbcglobal.net
713-966-9181
plumbing,electrical,painting,power
washing,fencing etc. Flooing: laminate,hard
wood,ceramic,natural stone,carpet Custom
built showers and tile work.
Mging
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE SERVICES -
CONSOLIDATED
Broker/ABAY SUGAR
ENTITIES LLC
OMI A.
LAND
TX
realty@cosolent.com
OWOLABI
TRIFORCE
SOLUTIONS, INC
281-265-2457
PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT, PROCUREMENT,
MGMT.& SALES. PROVISION-REAL ESTATE
EDUCATIONAL AND INSTRUCTIONAL SVCS.
Triforce is a general contractor and consulting
Jeff Blake
AUSTIN
TX
jeff@triforcepartners.com
512-788-1773 firm, specializing in construction,
telecommunications, technology, computers,
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
M
BL
M
BL
M
BL
M
BL
M
BL
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BL
M
281-898-4741 Management, Project Management Consulting, BL
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and software services.
ELZARN
Lisa
ENGINEERING PC
Whitehead
DONE-RIGHT HOME Owner/DARR
REPAIR & SERVICES YL R. WHITE
Provide Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire
HUMBLE
TX
lisa@elzarnengineering.com 281-271-7059 Protection, Electrical Lighting and Power
design
APARTMENT & HOME MAKE READY,
AUSTIN
TX
drhrs@ao.com
512-821-3508 ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, & SHEET ROCK
REPAIR, REMODELING, ROOF REPAIR
PROGRAM/PROJECT MANAGEMENT and
President
KAI/ALLIANCE, L.C.
and C.O.O. /
Darren L.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT prof. svcs
DALLAS
TX
dljames@kaitexas.com
214-742-0400
James
firm, supported with plnng, arch., interior and
engrg. design. Maj. markets: K-12 & Higher
Ed. facilities, Multi-Family Hsg., Transp.
Facilities, Community Cntrs & Rec. facilities
We specialize in demolition,debris clean
up,construction builing,highway road
T. B. TRANSPORT
CEO/Terry L. BEAUMON
SERVICES, LLC
Brown
T
TX
tbrown1009@yahoo.com
409-454-1782
construction,material
hauling,dirt,sand,gravel,limestone,site
preparation,excavation,dozers,bobcat, and
any type of rock hauling.
FOSTER CM GROUP, Paul W
SAN
INC.
ANTONIO
Foster
TX
fostercmg@fostercmgroup.c
om
210-804-1004 Program / Construction Management
We offer Structural Engineering services with
EAKOM
ENGINEERING &
CONSULTING,
Achille
Kodom
MIDLAND TX
achillek@eakomengineering.
com
specialties in: Public & Private K-12
432-789-2882 educational and Higher Education,
Institutional, Water and Wastewater
Treatment Plants,Commercial and Industrial
TEI
PROGRAM/CONSTR
UCTION
TAYLOR
CONSTRUCTION
THOMAS
TRAINER
DALLAS
TX
TTRAINER@TEICONSTRUCTI
ON.COM
214-760-1966
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT, CONTSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT & ENGINEERING SERVICES.
Administrative Management & Facility
Troi Taylor
HOUSTON TX
troi@tcm-llc.com
Cost Estimation, Master Project Scheduling,
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
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713-722-0577 certified general contracting,new and retro-fit BL
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Construction Site Inspection.
COLEMAN CIVIL &
Nick
RAIL PROJECT MGT, Coleman,
LLC
ICONIC
CONSULTING
GROUP, INC.
TX
PE, PMP
Pres./Keith
Britton x110
DADE CONSULTING President/Pr
GROUP, INC.
SPRING
eston Ervin
FRISCO
TX
ncoleman@colemancivilpm.c
om
keith.britton@iconiccg.com
Professional Engineering and Construction
832-564-7558 services for the civil and rail construction
industries.
214-705-3765
Professional engineering, CADD and
management services
Civil engineering - transportation, utility
FORNEY
TX
dadecg@sbcglobal.net
512-653-3557 design, utility coordination, subsurface utility
engineering, survey
Advancetech Systems is a business consulting
firm focusing on project/Program
ADVANCETECH
TERRY
SYSTEMS 2 INC
GOMES
HOUSTON TX
tgomes@advancetechsystem
s.com
713-777-7878
management,construction management,& IT
managed services. (LAN/WAN/Wifi,voice and
data), quality assurance, earn value,
performance and cost management
SKYSTONE
Wayne T
ROOFING GROUP
Lawrence
TLC ENGINEERING,
INC.
DFW CONSULTING
GROUP
ARK ENGINEER AND
CONSULTANTS,
INC.
TATES
CONTRACTING, LLC
TX
wlawrence@skystoneroofing.
com
469-802-5187 Roofing Contractors
TLC Engineering, Inc. (TLC) is a full service
Debbie
Anders281-
HOUSTON TX
debbieanders@tlceng.com
713-868-6900
387-6808
ASD CONSULTANTS, President/Cu
INC
DALLAS
TX
Troy Skillern IRVING
TX
Pres./James
S. Harvey
HOUSTON TX
Johnny
Tates/Presid HOUSTON TX
ent
engineering, construction, technical recruiting
& business admin
AUSTIN
rtis Brown
organization which provides consulting,
curtisb@asdconsultantsinc.c
om
512-836-3329
General Contractors,Cost
Estimators,Construction Inspection
tskillern@dfwcgi.com
972-929-1199 Engineering Services
jharvey@arkengineer.com
832-236-7165
dcheriseperson@tatescontra
cting.com
HVAC, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING FIRE
PROTECTION ENGINEERING SERVICES
We provide HUB and city of Houston MEB
construction, engineering, project
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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BL
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management, commercial HVAC, refrigeration,
new design and development, control
packages and construction oversight 24 hours
a day.
Monica
CMTS, LLC
Bailey-
DALLAS
TX
mbailey@cmtsinc.com
214-637-6200
Jackson
CAPTAIN
Bobby
CONSTRUCTION
Captain/Own
COMPANY LLC
er/Mgr.
APM &
Afisu
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Olabimtan
EJES
INCORPORATED
KINGS
STRUARCHURAL,
INC.
MB FIVE
CONSULTING, LLC
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATES,
Management and Quality Assurance
We are experienced in roofing, plumbing,
MANSFIEL
D
TX
cccbuilders@aol.com
682-518-1448
electrical, landscaping, concrete, flooring,
general repair and remodeling to include
modular trailer finish out.
Consulting engineering services involving civil
DALLAS
TX
afisu@apmtexas.com
214-748-4888
Edwin Jones DALLAS
TX
ejones@ejesinc.com
214-343-1210 Engineering Services
and structural designs.
Structural engineering design - Commercial,
Patrick
ROUND
Asiedu
ROCK
TX
patricka@kingsse.com
512-271-7331
Office, Retail, Institutional, Buildings.
Retaining Walls,Steel, Wood, Masonry,
Concrete Structural Design.
Andre Ketter
MCKINNE
Y
Pres./Edwar SOUTHLA
d Andrews
UNITED
Sherif
ENGINEERS, INC.
Mohamed
KE
MB5 Consulting LLC's provides engineering
TX
aketter@mb5consulting.com 972-895-2414 consulting for businesses and industrial
manufacturers.
TX
EANDREWS@PMAPLLC.COM 972-302-7635
MOMENTUM
John F.
CONSTRUCTION
Preston
Civil engineering design and project/program
and construction management
Civil Engineering, Design And Consulting
HOUSTON TX
sherifm@unitede.com
713-271-2900 Services, Construction Management & Land
Surveying Services
GLOBAL
COMPANY, LL
Construction Management, Program
Drywall, Painting, Installing Ceiling Tiles, and
HOUSTON TX
info@globalmcc.com
832-466-4267 Construction Cleanup/Underground Utility
Services and Energy Mgmt and Consulting
Company Name
SOWELLS
CONSTRUCTION
MANAGEMENT &
INSPEC
FRANKLIN
ENGINEERS &
CONSULTANTS, LLC
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
HOUSTON TX
jsowells@scmandi.com
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
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BL
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817-845-0057 Painting, Janitorial Services, and Construction BL
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Jerry
Dewayne
Business Description
HUB
832-731-7290
Sowells
Civil Engineering - Specializing in Construction
Management and Construction Inspection
Environmental Engineering & Consulting
Juene
Franklin
PEARLAND TX
jfranklin@feandcllc.com
281-205-8415
(Pipeline Design & Engineer Right-of-Way
Permitting, Air Permitting, Air Permit
Application, Air Construction P
general construction services-construction
DL CONSTRUCTION dlconstructio ARLINGTO
LP, LLP.
n,lp llp
N
TX
bids@dlconstructionllp.com
817-999-0379
product purchasing, telecommunications
service.building construction including
contractors and operative builders
QUANTUM
ENVIRONMENTAL
Bennie
CONSULTANTS,
Benford
HOUSTON TX
b.benford@qeci.com
713-961-9975
Environmental Consulting, Site Assessment
And Remediation Design
INC.
JAYMARK
ENGINEERING
CORPORATION
SRG GROUP, LLC
Mark D.
Taylor.
Marlon Date
SPRING
ARLINGTO
N
TX
TX
mdt@jaymarkengineering.co
m
info@servusconstruction.co
m
Civil/Structural Engineering and Construction
281-374-0399 Management services, commodities
wholesaler/reseller.
SRC is a General Contractor specializing in
Clean ups.
General Contracting Personel Management
Permit Site work Procurement Sub-contracting
WOODLEY
Freddie L.
MISSOURI
CONTRACTING INC
Woodley
CITY
TX
info@myitsworking.com
713-245-9034
Inspections Masonry Debris Removal Site
Work Concrete installation services Painting
BL
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Interior and Exterior Painting Gypsum/Drywall
Electrical Plumbing HVAC
CLOTTEY
CLIFFORD
CEDAR
ENGINEERING INC
CLOTTEY
PARK
CURRENT DESIGN
Pres./Raymo
AND DRAFTING
nd C.
DESOTO
TX
TX
cclottey@clotteyengineering.
com
rcurrent@cddsllc.com
512-996-9020
214-208-4957
DESIGN & INSPECTION OF BRIDGES &
PAVEMENTS; STRUCTURAL DESIGN
Provide computer aided design and drafting
services.
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
BL
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Current
General Contractor specializing in
FJW
CONSTRUCTION,
LLC
President/Da
vid Bowlin
medical/hospital building
AUSTIN
TX
dbowlin@fjwcc.com
512-329-8822 constrcution/renovation. We also do food
service, dining, residencek, office, general
retain building construftion and rennovation.
Independent Roof Consultant with HUB
COMMERCIAL
EXTERIOR
TECHNOLOGIES
Pres./Keetha FORT
n S. Carter
WORTH
Certification, U.S. Ply Commercial Roofing
TX
k.carter@cetsupply.com
817-984-6520 Material (APP,SBS Modified Bitumen, and
Reflective liquid roof membranes) and
Maintenance Accessories.
APEX COST
ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT AND
President./C
CONSULTANTS INC. LAUDE
DBA EUDACORP
EUDARIC
ACO ASSOCIATES,
Isidoro
INC.
Korngold
FT WORTH TX
ceudaric@eudacorp.com
972-934-1300
GENERAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTING
SERVICES Cost Estimating, Project
Managment, Scheduling
GARLAND TX
ikorngold@intercontl.com
210-271-7947 CIVIL ENGINEERING CONSULTING
Resource to governmental entities for
interpretation of state and federal regulatory
KESPE, LLC
Kenneth E.
Seiler
AUSTIN
TX
kespe@outlook.com
512-751-8094
requirements. This includes development,
implementation, and monitoring of programs
to assure compliance with these requirements.
Also contract administration.
H2B, INC. IS A CONSULTING ENGINEERING
H2B, INC.
Henning,
Tod
HOUSTON TX
tod.henning@h2bengineers.c
om
COMPANY THAT PROVIDES CIVIL,
713-864-2900 STRUCTURAL AND GEOPHYSICAL EXPERTISE
TO THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS. H2B
IS UNIQ
RMDC
Robert
ENGINEERING, INC. Dawes
BASIC SDV, INC
Jeff Judkins
DALLAS
TX
AUSTIN
TX
mdawes@rmdcengineering.c
om
jjudkins@basicsdv.com
214-272-3684 Engineering Services
210-542-0873
Job Order Contracting, General Contracting,
Construction Management
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
DV
M
DV
M
HI
F
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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We offers design, construction/project
management, facility condition and energy
ALPHA TERRA
ENGINEERING INC.
Wayne Crist
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
wcrist@atei97.com
210-930-2834
assessments, environmental assessments,
facility plans, SPCC plans & regulatory permits
Plus expert witnesses, stakeholder program,
health & safety assessments and training
Engineering services across a broad spectrum
RJL
April
MCKINNE
SOLUTIONEERING
Rossrucker
Y
TX
arossrucker@abbiegregg.co
m
of Markets. 30+ years in the field of electronic
480-446-8000 manufacturing and engineering ranging from
semiconductors through laser optical devices
for commercial, medical, telecom and defense.
10YRS COMBINED EXPERIENCE IN RES.
CONST., GOVT CONST., COMM CONST., SITE
MYBK
Owner/Maria
ENTERPRISES, INC. Godina
EL PASO
TX
mgodina.mybkent@yahoo.co
m
915-566-8028
PREP., MAINTENANCE FACILITIES MGT.,
RENOVATION, REMODELING,
LANDSCAPING,STEEL ERECTION, WELDING,
DEMOLITION
GREENHALL LLC
Cindy Green
FRANK X SPENCER
President /
& ASSOCIATES,
Rebecca T.
INC.
Spencer
BRYNCO, INC.
PILGRIM
CONTRACTORS,
INC.
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
cindy@greenhallco.com
210-381-0601 Commercial Building General Contractor.
Civil Engineering, Surveying, Construction
EL PASO
TX
bts@fxsa.com
915-533-4600 Management, Subsurface Utility Engineering,
Geographic Information Systems
Pres/Katheri COLLEGE
ne Garza
STATION
Pres./Elise
PINEHURS
Carranza
T
General Contractors specializing in
TX
BRYCOINC@GMAIL.COM
979-220-8856 Commercial and high-end residential
consruction and consruciton material supply
TX
281-356-7647 Commercial and Residential construction.
QUALITY
ASSURANCE
ROOFING OF
TEXAS, LLC
Residential new construction and re-roofing.
Erica Bray
BROOKSH
IRE
TX
erica@myassuranceroofing.c
om
281-392-5570
Commercial new construction and re-roofing.
We do every type of roof from composition,
tile, metal, stone coated steel, TPO, modified
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
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HI
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HI
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bitumen, wood shingles, etc.
CONSTRUCTION AND REMODELING,
ROOFING-ELECTRICAL-HVAC-PLUMBINGGG'S
CONSTRUCTION,
LLC
ROLANDO
OSORIO
AUSTIN
TX
ROLANDOO@MXCONSTRUCT
ION.NET
CONCRETE, CARPENTRY,CABINETS AND
512-257-8075 COUNTERTOPS, INSULATION, DRYWALL,
TAPE/FLOAT/TEXTURE/PAINTING FLOORING:
CARPETING, CERAMIC TILE, WOOD METAL
AND WOOD FRAMING, WEATHERIZATION
SAM'S PLUMBING & Partn/Graciel
ENVIRONMENTAL
a M. Favela
Plumbing-Residential& Commercial HVAC
EL PASO
TX
sfavela1940@gmail.com
915-778-8517 Systems residential& Commercial
Flooring,Demolition,Painting& Drywall
Industrial and Commerical Construction
President/CE
JSR, INC.
O - Nancy A. SCHERTZ TX
Nancy@jsrincorporated.com 210-653-7772
Greaves
IBARRA
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS
Pres./Raquel
Ibarra
DALLAS
Juanita S.
DRIPPING
ENVIRONMENTAL
Jennings
SPRINGS
GENERAL
Rebecca
SAN
CONSTRUCTION,
Flores
ANTONIO
TX
IBARRAengineers@aol.com
214-219-1030 Consulting Engineering.
HI
F
TX
tjenn@ecosouth.com
512-423-1674 Other Services including Legal Services
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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AIR STREAM
TX
bflores@airstreamservices.com
Air-Conditioning, HVAC Contracting,
210-533-3264 Mechanical Services, and Facilities Support
Services
INC
Managing
CABRE &
Partner/Car
FLOWER
ASSOCIATES, LLC
men
MOUND
Civil and Structural Engineering and
TX
carmen@cabre.us
214-513-8764 Consulting Planning Services Land
Development Services
Dominguez
ASSOCIATES, LLC
Shawn Ash
CRANE
Pres./Edwar
ENGINEERING
d D. Garza
Metals, Millwork, and Industrial Fabrications
and Full Installation Services
ECO-SOUTHWEST
ASH &
Services, In-House Metals and Specialty
SAN
MARCOS
LAREDO
TX
info@ashandassociates.net
512-392-1719
TX
eddie-crane@sbcglobal.net
956-712-1996
Architecture, Engineering, Surveying, Land
Planning
Hydrology, land planning, subdivision design,
platting and zoning; water distribution,
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
CORPORATION
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
F
HI
F
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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wastewater collection, stormwater
management, public works, construction
staking, GIS mapping and construction
management
AMSTAR, INC.
RIO ROOFING, INC.
OAKS PERSONNEL
SERVICES, INC.
Mary Teresa SAN
Flores
ANTONIO
TOM
HARLINGE
GONZALEZ
N
TX
tflores@amstarincgc.com
210-927-5705 General Contracting
TX
rioroofermama@aol.com
956-423-3359
Diana Acosta HOUSTON TX
diana.acosta@oaksgroup.co
m
281-258-2200
COMMERCIAL ROOFING; ROOFING AND
SHEET METAL
Staffing and recruitment for oil and gas
companies
Reynaga Consulting, PLLC is a Product
REYNAGA
MARINA
CONSULTING, PLLC REYNAGA
AUSTIN
TX
marina_reynaga@yahoo.co
m
512-326-3752
Representative for Cosella-Dorken, DELTA
Moisture Proofing membranes. and Provides
Structural Engineering Services
CARCON
INDUSTRIES &
DIANA
CONSTRUCTION,
MUNOZ
DALLAS
TX
dmunoz@carconindustries.co
m
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION SERVICES214-352-8515 CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS PURCHASINGTELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
LLC
Program Management, Project Management,
President/Ya
JASMINE
saman
ENGINEERING, INC. Jasmine
Commissioning, Construction Management,
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
jasmine@jasmineengineerin
g.com
210-227-3000
Azima
Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Consulting
Engineer Services,Facilities Assessment
Studies, Programming, Program Management,
Cost Estimating,Value Engineering,Design,
SEILER/LANKES
Gerald
ROUND
GROUP
Lankes
ROCK
CAMPOS
Steve
ENGINEERING, INC. Sanders
DALLAS
RGM ENGINEERING, ROGER
SAN
LLC
ANTONIO
MENDEZ
Civil Engineering Services focused primarily on
TX
jseiler@slg-eng.com
512-785-8564 transportation related projects from planning
and design through construction
TX
TX
ssanders@camposengineerin
g.com
ROGER@RGMENGINEERING.
NET
MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING,
214-696-6291 ENGINEERING SERVICES. TESTING &
BALANCING / COMMISSIONING.
210-299-4522
MEP engineering firm specializing Mechanical
Design, Electrical Design, Plumbing Design,
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
512-843-7663 Standing Seam, Tile, Modified Bitumen, Stone HI
M
Construction Administration, Feasibility
Studies, Code Studies, Bidding and
Negotiation Assistance and Construction
Management.
R-S-C-R, INC.
President/Ro SAN
nald Podojil
ANTONIO
TX
rap@rscrengineers.com
210-340-7973 Structural Engineering Services
We provide all Division 7 Roofing and Sheet
ARCHITECTURE
ROOFING AND
REMODELING
Samuel M.
Imbriaco
Metal Installations. Single Ply roof systems,
AUSTIN
TX
Samuel@ArtechRoof.com
Coated Metal, Wall Panel Systems, and
composition asphalt shingles.
Consulting Structural Engineers. Provide all
structural engineering services required from
EPB ASSOCIATES,
Pres./Edgard
INC.
o P. Brandao
DALLAS
TX
ebrandao@epbassociates.co
m
972-239-5495
conceptual stage through completion of
HI
M
210-731-0000 information security & IT, environmental & life HI
M
construction for buildings, commercial,
industrial, water/wastewater, transit and
telecommunications facilities.
OPERATIONAL
TECHNOLOGIES
Max Navarro
CORPORATION
ABR CONSULTING
ENGINEERS
Albert Rubio
ALLY GENERAL
Rolando
SOLUTIONS
Castaneda
SAN
ANTONIO
SAN
ANTONIO
Telecom EF&I, supply chain management,
TX
mnavarro@otcorp.com
science.
TX
PEARLAND TX
arubio@abrconsultingengine
ers.com
rcastaneda@allygeneralsoluti
ons.com
Design professional engineering commercial
210-493-2414 services in mechanical, electrical, plumbing
HI
M
HI
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HI
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and fire protection.
713-459-7230
Traffic Counts and Traffic/Transportation
Engineering with General Construction
OMEGA is an engineering and construction
management firm specializing in
OMEGA ENGINEERS Santiago
INC
Castaneda
HOUSTON TX
scastaneda@omegaengineer
s.com
infrastructure, civil engineering, highway
281-647-9182 engineering, transportation planning, railway
engineering, water resources, water &
sanitary sewer design, construction
inspection.
Company Name
MILLENNIUM
ENGINEERS GROUP,
INC.
Contact
Person
City
President/Ra EDINBUR
ul Palma
G
Sta
te
TX
HUB
Email
Phone
rpalma@megengineers.com 956-702-8500
Business Description
Civil and Geotechnical Engineering,
Consultants/CMT
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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Integris Projects, LLC FKA Integris Roofing
Services has successfully operated in the
INTEGRIS
PROJECTS, LLC
Trisha Lira
FRIENDS
WOOD
TX
info@integrisprojects.com
713-920-7123
Houston area for the past 14 years working on
both small and large scale roofing
construction, repair, and alteration projects
focusing on commercial contracting.
SES HORIZON
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS, INC.
Epifanio E.
Salazar, Jr.
Consulting Engineering, Civil Engineering,
HOUSTON TX
Inspection Services
RGT ENGINEERING, Reynaldo
ROUND
INC.
ROCK
Gonzalez
epi.salazar@seshorizon.com 713-988-5504 Computer Aided Design And Construction
TX
rgonzalez@rgtengineering.co
m
512-689-2341
Architectural/Engineering and Surveying
Services
Diverse Roofing specializes in roofing, reroofing, metal, concrete, TPO, tile,
DIVERSE ROOFING
Gilbert
BROWNSV
Garzoria
ILLE
TX
gilbert@diverseroofing.xyz
956-496-7473
composition shingle, elastomeric coating, flat
roof system, vegetative roof system, walkable
pvc system, solar roofing, and assist in
insurance claims process.
A multi-discipline consulting CAD firm
CADTECH
President/Jo KINGWOO
SOLUTIONS, INC.
se A. Garcia D
providing drafting for Architectural,
TX
garciaj@cadtech.biz
281-312-4884 Construction, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical
Plumbing, Structural, Telecommuniations &
Transportation.
ERO
INTERNATIONAL,
Eli R. Ochoa AUSTIN
TX
pdelgado@eroarchitects.com 512-358-0100 Architectural/Engineering and Surveying,
AUSTIN
TX
sdavidson@rtg-texas.com
512-231-9544
FORT
TX
ooaxaca@basecominc.com
817-589-0050 GENERAL CONTRACTOR
LLC
RODRIGUEZ
TRANSPORTATION
GROUP, INC.
BASECOM INC
Pres./Mark
E. Rodriguez
OSCAR
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES; PUBLIC TRANSIT
05567$
Company Name
Contact
Person
OAXACA
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
M
WORTH
Building Tech Team, LLC will provide a wide
BUILDING TECH
Phillip A.
VON
TEAM, LLC
Guajardo
ORMY
TX
phillipg@buildingtechteam.c
om
range of installation, construction,
210-264-6382 construction consulting, construction
management, engineering, and personnel
staffing services.
JRB ENGINEERING,
LLC
Construction Materials Testing and Inspection;
Eric Garcia
DALLAS
TX
egarcia@jrbengineering.com 214-678-0022 Geotechnical Engineering; Environmental
Consulting
CAMPOS ROOFING
Pres./ALBER
& CONSTRUCTION,
T CAMPOS
EL PASO
TX
camposroofing01@sbglobal.
net
915-755-3916
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ROOFING GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
ATSER is an engineering services firm. Our
ATSER, L.P.
CEO/D. Fred
Martinez
core services include Program and
HOUSTON TX
dfm@atser.com
281-999-9961 Construction Management, Engineering and
Testing Services and Patented Web-based
Technology
M ENGINEERING &
Jose
CONSTRUCTION LLC Monarrez
CASTILLA - KHA
PARTNERSHIP, LLC
Trevor L.
Castilla/Princ
ipal Manager
HOUSTON TX
MCKINNE
Y
TX
jm@themcorp.com
832-669-0103 Structural Engineering Profesional Services
HI
M
tcastilla@civilgroup.net
972-569-9193 Professional civil engineering services.
HI
M
HI
M
Roofing,Framing,Siding,Foundation,Plumbing,
ASHLEY
CONSTRUCTION &
DEVELOPMENT, LLC
HVAC,Electrical,Drywall,Painting,Finish
Dennis
Ashley
PEARLAND TX
acandd.llc@gmail.com
979-265-4099
Carpentry,Cabinets and Countertops. In case
of a catastroph(Wind,Fire or Flood) AC&D,LLC
has licensed adjusters on staff too assit you
with your insurance claims.
G. P.
WATERPROOFING &
RESTORATION
SERVIC
BENCO
LUIS
ROSILES/O
DALLAS
TX
lrosiles@aol.com
972-642-4335 WATERPROOFING AND RESTORATION.
HI
M
TX
bert@benco-rfg.com
817-740-8866 COMMERCIAL ROOFING-INSTALLATION,
HI
M
WNER
President/Al FORT
Company Name
CONSTRUCTION
Contact
Person
varo Nunez
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
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281-340-8900 CONSULTING ENGINEERING SERVICES
HI
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361-452-1375 Surveying Services
HI
M
830-885-2950 ROOFING
HI
M
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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WORTH
REPAIR AND MODIFICATION
SERVICES, INC.
JIMENEZ
ENGINEERING
SOLUTIONS, LLC
ENGINEERING AND DESIGN OF CIVIL,
JESUS J.
CORPUS
JIMENEZ
CHRISTI
TX
JJ@ICENGINEERS.NET
361-385-0385
STRUCTURAL, MARINE, AIRFIELD PROJECTS
AS WELL AS ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING,
SURVEYING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT.
Structural Engineering Associates, Inc. is a
STRUCTURAL
JESSE S
ENGINEERING
COVARRUBI
ASSOCIATES INC
AS
San Antonio based firm that provides
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
sea@seatx.com
210-735-9202
structural engineering design services
exclusively. We have been in business since
1976 and provide services for both
transportation and commercial structures.
AGUIRRE & FIELDS, OSCAR
SUGAR
LP
AGUIRRE
LAND
HYDRO EX
Daniel Olivo
CORPUS
CHRISTI
ADVANTAGE USAA, Victor
SPRING
INC.
Escobedo
BRANCH
ONYX
Guillermo
CORPUS
ENGINEERING, INC. Guariguata
ENSIGHT HAYNES
WHALEY, LLC
Ruben
ENGINEERS, LLC
Martinez
& CONSTRUCTION
LLC
TX
TX
AUSTIN
oscar.aguirre@aguirrefields.com
daniel@hydroexllc.com
ADVANTAGE2000@ADVANTA
GEUSAA.COM
Conceptual and detail engineering services for
TX
kens@onyx-engineering.com 361-698-0900 the energy sector and terminal and
environmental compliance.
Mark D. Lilie STAFFORD TX
MARTINEZ MOORE
R G RENOVATIONS
CHRISTI
TX
TX
mark.lilie@ensighthayneswh
aley.com
rmartinez@martinezmooreen
gineers.com
713-933-1041 Structural Engineering Consulting Services
Structural engineering, civil engineering and
512-330-1278 parking consulting services for commercial
and institutional projects.
Paint,carpentry,dry
Rodolfo G.
Gonzalez
LAREDO
TX
rgrenovations@att.net
956-795-0028
wall,electrical,repairs,trimming, mill work and
any repairs or add ons for residential and
commercial buildings.
FST
OWNER/FER SAN
CONSTRUCTION
NANDO
ANTONIO
TX
fstconstruction@yahoo.com
210-843-5725 Building and construction.
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
SANCHEZ
ERO is an architecture and urban design firm
ERO
Managing
INTERNATIONAL,
Partner/Eli
LLP
R. Ochoa
that offers the following:from comprehensive
MCALLEN
TX
gbarrera@goero.com
956-661-0400 planning, zoning and regulation amendments, HI
M
design guidelines, TOD planning and workshop
facilitation to design and implementation.
Erecting metal buildings, demolition,near
MAHAN
FOUNDATION &
Henry Mahan
CONTRACTORS, LLC
CORPUS
CHRISTI
TX
mahanfci@yahoo.com
361-687-3901
construction, renovations,heavy equipment
use,dirtwork,concrete,electrical,plumbing and
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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glazed glass.
STRUCTURESPE,
Principal/Jerr
LLP
y Garcia
AUSTIN
TX
jerry@structurestx.com
512-499-0919 Structural Engineering and consultation
BGK is an architectural firm providing
BARNES
GROMATZKY
KOSAREK
ARCHITECTS INC
planning/urban design, feasibility studies,
President,
Jay W.
programming, and
AUSTIN
TX
jbarnes@bgkarchitects.com
512-476-7133 architectural/sustainable/interior design for
Barnes
public spaces, performance centers, academic
facilities, offices, mixed-use, and private
residences.
JEA/HYDRO TECH
ENGINEERING, INC.
STEINMAN
LUEVANO
STRUCTURES, LLP
Owner Edward J.
Gutierrez
John
Steinman
FULL SERVICE ENGINEERING, SURVEYING,
FORT
WORTH
TX
jea-hydro@jea-hydro.com
817-451-9000
HYDROLOGY/HYDRAULICS, LAND
PLANNINNG, GAS WELL PERMITTING & SITE
PLANNING
AUSTIN
TX
john@slstructures.com
512-891-6766 Consulting Structural Engineers
Full-service planning, engineering and
MORENO
CARDENAS, INC.
construction management services
Exe.
V.P./Roberto EL PASO
Moreno
TX
rmoreno@morenocardenas.c
om
915-532-2091
specializing in traffic and transportation;
water and wastewater; reclaimed water; flood
control; flood plain management; public
works; and site and land development.
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
GGKS HOLDING,
Guillermo
CORPUS
INC.
Guariguata
CHRISTI
Sta
te
TX
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
HI
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HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
ruben@martinezengineeringl 512-322-3970 Structural engineering services for commercial HI
M
kens@onyx-engineering.com 361-698-0900 ENGINEERING SERVICES, PROFESSIONAL
Facilities operations and maintenance, real
ARYO
ENTERPRISES,
L.L.C.
ARNOLD
SAN
BENAVIDEZ
ANTONIO
property records management, and provide
TX
ab@aryoenterprisesllc.com
210-451-8404 clients with business process management
solutions, facilities inventory. Manage food
service operations and Janitorial Services.
ENSIGHT, INC.
MARK D.
LILIE
SPIRE CONSULTING Anthony
GROUP, LLC
Gonzales
STAFFORD TX
mlilie@ensightinc.com
713-621-0725 Structual engineering consulting.
AUSTIN
anthonyg@spirecg.com
512-637-0845
TX
Architectural/Engineering and Surveying
Services
ENGINEERING DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE
ENTECH CIVIL
ENGINEERS, INC.
President - J.
Antonio
PREPARATION OF CONSTRUCTION PLANS
HOUSTON TX
tgelacio@entechhou.com
281-945-0069 AND DOCUMENTS FOR HIGHWAYS,
Gelacio
FREEWAYS, URBAN ARTERIALS & MUNICIPAL
PROJECTS
CAPITAL CITY
MAINTENANCE &
WATERPROOFING
C.E.O. /Rene
Molina Jr..
AMERICA ROOF
JOSE
SOLUTIONS, INC.
BALDERAS
SOLID
CONSTRUCTION
SOLUTIONS
Exterior building maint. & restoration. We are
AUSTIN
TX
capitalcityoffice@yahoo.com 512-406-4796 also now doing dry wall,tape & float, painting
and more.
MANOR
TX
AMERICAROOF@SBCGLOBAL
.NET
512-844-9051 ROOFING SYSTEMS
Commercial and Institutional building
Agustin
CHANNEL
Gomez
VIEW
TX
agustin@solidconstructionsol
utions.com
281-864-9151
renovation and expansions. Interior finishes,
concrete pour, and roofing for metal and flat
roof membranes.
A wide range of services to private and public
clients including civil and
GARZABURY, LLC
Rudy Garza
AUSTIN
TX
rgarza@garzabury.com
512-298-3284
mechanical/electrical/plumbing engineering,
surveying,project management,water and
wastewater,landscape architecture and
development consulting.
MARTINEZ
Ruben
AUSTIN
TX
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
ENGINEERING, LLC Martinez
CHANIN
President/Mi
ENGINEERING, LLC guel Chanin
HUB
Email
Phone
TX
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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210-333-1200 Commercial,Residential,Industrial and service HI
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lc.com
MCALLEN
Business Description
HUB
and industrial projects
info@chaninengineering.com 956-687-9421 Structural engineering consulting.
communication systems engineering firm,
CES NETWORK
ENRIQUE H.
SERVICES, INC.
FLORES
DALLAS
TX
cesnet@cesnetser.com
972-241-3683
specializing in consulting and project
management for telecommunication. RF
engineering, wireless, microwave
SANCHEZ-SALAZAR Juan Carlos
SAN
& ASSOCIATES, LLC Sanchez
ANTONIO
TX
jsanchez@ssa-pe.com
210-324-2907
FELIX
OTHON, INC.
PARAGON PROJECT
RESOURCES, INC.
PRIDE GENERAL
WILLIAM
Services
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING,
HOUSTON TX
fwothoncorp@othon.com
713-975-8555 ENVIRONMENTAL AND CONSTRUCTION
OTHON
MANAGEMENT SERVICES.
President/WI
PROGRAM/CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT,
LLIAM
DALLAS
TX
marketing@2paragon.com
214-634-7060 ENGINEERING DESIGN, Specialty Inspection
CORREA
Ramon T.
CONTRACTORS LLC Salgado
and INFORMATION Technology
EL PASO
L & G CONSULTING JACINTO
MERCEDE
ENGINEERS, INC.
GARZA P.E.
S
AMBIOTEC
Pres./CARLO
ENVIRONMENTAL
S MARIN,
CONSULTANTS
Ph.D., P.E.
ALAMO ROOFING & Tomas
METAL CO., INC.
Civil Engineering Consulting Professional
HARLINGE
N
SAN
Villarreal Jr. ANTONIO
TX
pridegeneralcontractorsllc@g
mail.com
915-771-9601
General Construction, Demolition, Paving and
Janitorial Services.
DEVELOP PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS,
TX
mmarin@lgengineers.com
956-565-9813
TX
CMMARIN@AMBIOTEC.COM
956-423-7807 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICES.
TX
tvillarreal@alamoroofingand
metal.com
ESTIMATES FOR ENGINEERING PROJECTS
Civil Tech Engineering, Inc. is a multidisciplined consulting engineering firm
CIVILTECH
Melvin G
ENGINEERING, INC. Spinks
CYPRESS
TX
company@civiltecheng.com
281-304-0200
specializing in civil engineering, water
resources, transportation, structures,
HI
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HI
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economic and real estate services, and
geographic information systems (GIS).
CAMACHO-
JOHN
SAN
TX
info@camachohernandez.co 210-341-6200 CIVIL ENGINEERING SERVICES
Company Name
HERNANDEZ &
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HERNANDEZ ANTONIO
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
M
817-529-2700 zoning, hydrology/hydraulics and construction HI
M
m
ASSOCIATES, L.L.C.
IT Consulting, Program/Project
Management,Construction Project
RECRUIT VETERANS
Kimberly
CEDAR
Carella
PARK
TX
kimberly.carella@recruitvete
rans.com
Management & Inspection, Engineering,
512-657-1246 Logistics Consulting Vendor Compliance,
Monitoring and Reporting, Facilities
Management, certifications -SVDVOSB, 8(a),
dba Recruit Veterans
Arizpe is a multidisciplinary design group in
Austin, Texas. Over the last two decades the
THE ARIZPE GROUP Robert
INC
Arizpe
AUSTIN
TX
bob.arizpe@arizpe.com
512-339-3707
firm has developed expertise in: Architecture,
Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing
Engineering, and Sustainability Consulting
including LEED Commissioning.
Managing
EVOLVING TEXAS,
Mbr/Francisc FORT
LP
o David
WORTH
We offer civil engineering including planning,
TX
frank@evolvingtexas.com
administration.
Cano
Professional Civil Engineering and Land
surveying for public and private
CIVILCORP LLC
Owner/Ben
L. Galvan
VICTORIA TX
bgalvan@civilcorp.us
361-570-7500
sectors.Specializes in transportation,
infrastructure, site development engineering,
HI
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as well as land surveying services including
boundary, topo,right of way,and control.
STRUCTURES +
HAYNES WHALEY,
LLC
STRUCTURAL
ROOFING
SOUTHERN
TRENCHLESS
Heidi
AUSTIN
TX
heidi@structurestx.com
512-495-9540 Structural Engineering
HI
M
Hector Leija DALLAS
TX
hectorleija@inbox.com
214-864-9310 Commercial Roofing Systems Contractor.
HI
M
Eric Dupre'
TX
HI
M
Cisneros
LAREDO
eric@southerntrenchless.co
m
956-763-7898
HUB/MBE Utility contractor for waste water
rehabilitation of aging infrastructure. Municipal
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
SOLUTIONS
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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work, industrial and private general
contractor/materials supplier distributor.
LNV is a reputable engineering, architecture,
LNV, INC.
Robert Viera
CORPUS
CHRISTI
TX
RViera@LNVinc.com
361-883-1984
and construction firm that has been providing
quality services to our clients throughout
Texas.
RHS &
Robert H.
ASSOCIATES, LLC
Siegfried
HOUSTON TX
rsiegf@gmail.com
713-501-2336 Business and Engineering Consulting
Mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire
protection (MEP) engineering design firm
TRAK
Pres./Frank
ENGINEERING, INC. Traknyak
KATY
TX
ftraknyak@trakengineering.c
om
832-864-0210
providing engineering and design services
primarily for laboratories (both regulated and
unregulated) in Universities, pharmaceutical,
and health care industry.
General Contractor-Heavy, Industrial,
Agricultural, Public, & Commercial;
BROWN-MCKEE,
President/Mi
INC.
chael P. Oles
LUBBOCK TX
mikepoles@brownmckee.co
m
Professional Engineering; Foundation Drilling,
806-745-4511 Caissons, Geothermal Wells, & Grounding
Wells; Renewable Energy (Geothermal
Systems, Small Wind, Solar, & Water
Filtration)
DATUM GOJER
Charles
ENGINEERS, L.L.C.
Gojer
CARRASQUILLO
ASSOCIATES, LTD.
DALLAS
TX
CARRASQUIL AUSTIN
TX
RAMON
LO
bgojer@cgojer.com
RLC@CARRASQUILLOASSOC
IATES.COM
214-340-1199
512-328-7020
CONSULTING ENGINEERING, STRUCTURAL &
CIVIL
MATERIALS, CONSTRUCTION, AND
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
Structural Engineering Bridge Engineering
DECON LLC
Fulvio
Jaramillo
Civil Engineering Construction Engineering
HOUSTON TX
fjaramillo@deconeng.com
832-538-3740 Structural Erection Shop Drawings Building
Inspections Bridge Inspections Drafting
Construction Management
BENCOV
Raul Benitez HOUSTON TX
Raul@BenCov.com
832-649-1544 Engineering and Consulting services for
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
M
210-705-3735 A/E Design; PM/CM Services; Commissioning. HI
M
ENGINEERING LLC
Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing,
Commissioning Compliance and Facility
Management
GARCIA & WRIGHT
CONSULTING
MR. GARCIA
ENGINEER
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
rgarciajr@garciawright.com
210-349-5253
CIVIL CONSULTING ENGINEERING AND
SURVEYING SERVICES
Full service consulting engineering firm
JOSE I. GUERRA,
Pres./Rick
INC.
Guerra
AUSTIN
TX
rguerra@guerra.com
512-445-2090
offering a comprehensive range of Civil,
Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, and
Plumbing Engineering services.
LACKEY
COMMERCIAL
PROPERTIES, LLC
Pres./Michae SAN
l W. Lackey
ANTONIO
TX
mwlackey@lc-cx.com
We are a civil engineering firm which provides
MENDEZ
Principal/Ray SAN
ENGINEERING, PLLC Mendez
ANTONIO
TX
RMendez@MendezEngineerin
g.com
construction documents and specifications for
830-438-0337 Commercial and Public Development, which
HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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includes retail, industrial, residential, and
multi-family.
Roofing,re-roofing & roof repair services-cold
applied,hot mopped,heat weld,self-
ARGIO ROOFING &
CONSTRUCTION,
LLC
Owner/Roger RIO
Escobedo
HONDO
adhered.asphalt built up,fiberglass, & metal
TX
rescobedo@argioroofing.com 832-250-9417 roofing systems.Related sheet metal
work,wood,tile & slate roofing
systems,andAPP,SBS,Fiberglass,TPO,PVC and
Liquid Membrane.
MULTATECH
President-
FORT
ENGINEERING, INC. Alfred Saenz WORTH
TX
asaenz@multatech.com
817-877-5571
MEP, CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
SERVICES; ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES
Engineering and environmental consulting.
R2M ENGINEERING, John E.
LLC
Rantz
LUBBOCK TX
jrantz@bentonconsultants.co
m
806-783-9944
Also safety management and training.
Transportation design and construction
management
INTERNATIONAL
Pres./David
HOUSTON TX
aeservices@iltinc.org
713-789-8400 Architectural, Engineering, Construction and
Company Name
LEADING
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Casares
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
HI
M
HI
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HI
M
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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Project Management Services.
TECHNOLOGIES,
CTX Construction Systems is a Houston-based
CTX
CONSTRUCTION
SYSTEMS, LLC
Hector
Canales
company specializing in residential and
HOUSTON TX
hector@ctxcontractors.com
832-707-0675 commercial remodeling and renovations. We
specialize in exterior walls, framing, drywall,
painting and flooring.
President/Ja
IDC INC.
mes
Planning, Transportation Engineering, Public
HOUSTON TX
jimg@idcus.com
713-541-5591 Works, Program Management, Civil
Gonzales
DISPUTE
MANAGEMENT
GROUP, LLC
Engineering, Construction Management
Manager,
Jose L.
Hernandez,
Construction Dispute Resolution, Construction
AUSTIN
TX
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Alex Woelper EL PASO
GR INTERNATIONAL
CONSULTING
GROUP
AMBIOTEC CIVIL
ENGINEERING
GROUP, INC.
Teri Wallace
Pres./GERAR
DO RAMIREZ
GROUP, INC.
BEAUMON
T
IRVING
President/CA HARLINGE
RLOS MARIN N
STAR ENGINEERING Pres./Manuel
A Diaz
TX
HELOTES
TX
encon.admin@enconinternati
RESTORATION &
Partnering/Team Building, Facilitation Services
onal.com
twallace@chicaandassociates
.com
ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNICAL
915-833-3740 ENGINEERING, ALSO CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS' TESTING
CIVIL ENGINEERING SPECIALIZING IN
409-833-4343 ROADWAY, BRIDGE DESIGN AND WATER,
SEWER AND UTILITY DESIGN.
DESIGN, PROJECT MANAGEMENT,
TX
gram@griconsulting.com
972-871-8624
TX
cmmarin@ambiotec.com
956-548-9333 DESIGN, SURVEYING, ENGINEERING AND
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION.
CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING,
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
TX
mdiaz@starengineeringgrou
p.com
210-871-4133 Professional engineering services.
Partners Remodeling Restoration and
PARTNERS
REMODELING
Inspection, Construction Inspection Training,
and Construction Conflict-Resolution.
INC.
CHICA &
et
512-426-6958
P.E.
ENCON
INTERNATIONAL,
dmghernandez@sbcglobal.n
Daniel Besa
AUSTIN
TX
Danielbesaprrw@yahoo.com 512-947-6114
Waterproofing we provide services that
include: Waterproofing, Caulking, Fire
Proofing, Concrete Repairs, Coating, Painting,
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
Demolition, Tile Flooring, building
construction, remodeling, ceiling tile,
sheetrock,
ARREDONDO,
ZEPEDA & BRUNZ,
LLC
P/Alfonso P
Garza
INTELLIGENT
Agustin
ENGINEERING
Tellez /
SERVICES, LLP
Principal
AGUIRRE RODEN,
INC.
AGC GROUP INC.
ALEGRO
Gary Roden
David
Gonzalez
ROLANDO
ENGINEERING, L.P. LEGARRETA
ABACO
CONSULTANTS,
INC.
ENGINEERING, TRANSPORTATION, AIRPORTS,
DALLAS
agarza@azb-engrs.com
214-341-9900 STRUCTURES, DRAINAGE, ENVIRONMENTAL & HI
M
SURVEYING
SAN
ANTONIO
DALLAS
CYPRESS
EL PASO
PORFIRIO S. SAN
LOZANO
TX
ANTONIO
TX
atellez@ie-services.com
TX
gdroden@aguirreroden.com 972-789-2622
TX
TX
TX
fcanahuati@agcgroupinc.co
m
rlegarreta@alegroengineering.com
plozanoabaco@icsconnect.net
210-349-9098
Comprehensive engineering firm offering
structural engineering and civil engineering.
Architecture, Engineering, Construction
Management, Professional Services
HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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HI
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Civil Engineering, Construction Management,
832-305-8792 Project Management, and Engineering
Inspection Services
915-533-0700
HVAC AND PLUMBING CONSULTING AND
DESIGN SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SERVICES -
210-492-2755 MECHANICAL,ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING
ENGINEERS
A firm established in 2002 providing
PROFILE
CONSULTANTS,
INC.
architecture, civil engineering, structural
Principal/Rey ARLINGTO
Roca
N
TX
mail@profile-eng.com
817-385-8833
engineering, computer aided drafting,
computer animation rendering, commissioning
services, GIS services, and general design
services.
GARZA + MCLAIN
GABRIEL
STRUCTURAL
GARZA/PRES
ENGINEERS, INC
IDENT
HENRY K. NG
CONSULTING
ENGINEERS, INC.
DAVCAR
Manuel
Levario
Pres./David
SUGARLA
ND
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
TX
ggarza@garza-mclain.com
281-494-1221 SERVICES FOR COMMERCOAL AND
INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURES
EL PASO
TX
mlevario@hknengineers.com 915-833-2100 Structural Engineering
HI
M
AUSTIN
TX
david@davcar.com
HI
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512-328-4428 Civil design, Civil Engineering and Project
Company Name
ENGINEERING
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
A. Carroll
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
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281-583-7776 Structural Repair
WO
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469-342-6844 CIVIL ENGINEERING, LAND SURVEYING.
WO
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Management
SERVICES
GEO STRATA
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSULTANTS, IN
Principal/Suz SAN
anne Green
ANTONIO
TX
s.green@geostrata.com
210-492-7282 Environmental Consulting
Education and Engineering Consulting.
WISEWATT, LLC
Mbr/Melanie CRYSTAL
C. Wallace
BEACH
Training, building simulations, and
TX
melanie@wisewatt.com
409-370-5700 sustainability consulting. LEED assistance,
sustainability curriculum development, staff
development.
SEYFORTH
Kimberly
SERVICES, INC.
Crawford
SR ROOFING
SOLUTIONS, INC.
Dee Rainey
DALLAS
DALLAS
TX
TX
kcrawfordhand10@gmail.co
m
dee@srrsinc.com
Seyforth Services specializes in commercial
214-341-4909 roof repairs and complete re-roofs with up to
Twenty Year Manufacturers warranties.
214-298-5486 Roofing solutions for commercial properties.
TO PROVIDE GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AND
COMMERCIAL
MECHANCIAL, INC.
CATHY J.
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZING
CHRISTOPHE GARLAND TX
cathy@cmi-tx.com
R/CEO
800-657-9591 IN SITE DEVELOPMENT, PAVING, AND
MECHANICAL SERVICES TO THE PUBLIC &
PRIVATE SECTORS.
GSS provides engineering, training &
professional svcs to public/private
GREEN AND
SUSTAINABLE
SERVICES, LLC
CEO/Charlott
e B. Smith
organizations to identify technical approaches
PONDER
TX
info@grnserv.com
940-597-4497 processes & solutions; develop outreach &
education campaigns, environmentally
responsible resource efficient & promotes
health.
STRUCTURAL
CONCRETE
SYSTEMS LLC
MICHELE
MAGNOLI
DIBASSIE
A
WHITE HAWK
KIMBERLY D.
ENGINEERING &
BROOKS /
ALLEN
TX
TX
info@scs.net
KBROOKS@WHITEHAWKMAI
L.COM
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
DESIGN, LLC
PRESIDENT
D & G QUALITY
Christa
BURLESO
ROOFING, INC.
Weatherby
N
R.L. WOODS &
Manager/Re ARLINGTO
ASSOCIATES, LLC
nate Woods
QUALITY
INNOVATIONS, INC.
N
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
BOERNE
christa@dgqroofing.com
817-568-8300 metal roofing system, TPO, Modified Bitumen, WO
TX
rwoods-rlwoods@flash.net
817-277-6686 Consulting structural and forensic engineering WO
TX
MICHELE@QI2LLC.COM
281-705-8709
Partner/
COLLEGE
VERONICA
STATION
WO
F
TX
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
jhoffman@ibisengineers.com 409-539-5548 (HVAC and plumbing) electrical structural and WO
F
v@mitchellandmorgan.com
979-260-6963
MORGAN
INC.
POWELL
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND MATERIAL
F
SUPPLIER FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
GENERAL CIVIL
MORGAN, LLP
LISA
F
BUR, EPDM, roof coatings.
MORGAN
MITCHELL &
CONSULTANTS,
der
Roofing commercial: : composition shingles,
TX
Managing
P.E. STRUCTURAL
Eligibi Gen
lity
PRES/MICHE
LE L.
Business Description
HUB
ENGINEERING,HYDRAULICS,HYDROLOGY,UTI
LITY PLANNING AND DESIGN,STREET DESIGN
SITE PLANNING AND DESIGN
AUSTIN
TX
lpowell@pestructural.com
512-250-5200 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
We are a professional engineering company
DIETZ ENGINEERS, Donna M.
LLC
Dietz
TYLER
TX
ddietz@dietzengineers.com
903-581-2551
providing structural engineering services to
architects, industry, contractors and other
engineers.
MIDTOWN
Kay H.
ENGINEERS, LLC
McDaniel
BYRDSON
SERVICES, LLC
Jim Griffin
HOUSTON TX
BEAUMON
T
TX
khmcdaniel@midtownengine
ers.com
jgriffin2440@yahoo.com
713-862-8848 ENGINEERING SERVICES, PROFESSIONAL
409-842-1827
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION & RENOVATION.
Design of single family and multi-family
STRAND SYSTEMS
Tamara L
ENGINEERING, INC. Spicer
IRVING
TX
jennifer@strandsystems.com 972-620-8204
structures (foundations, woods and steel
framing (gravity and lateral), slab on grade,
and elevated concrete structures).
Janet M.
IBIS ENGINEERING Hoffman/PE/
President
GALVEST
ON
Engineering Services including mechanical
TX
civil.
Company Name
HONESTY
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES INC
WRIGHT
ENVIRONMENTAL
SERVICES L.P.
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
HES is an environmental Consulting Company
KAMAL
HUSSEIN
HOUSTON TX
kamal@honestyenvironment
al.com
713-856-5354
specialized in Asbestos, Lead-Based Paint,
Indoor Air Quality Testing, Investigation, and
Management.
DOLENE
WRIGHT
PLANO
TX
dwright@wes-enviro.com
972-612-5636
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSTRUCTION AND
WASTE WATER TRANSPORTATION
PTP Infrastructure specializes in economic
PTP
INFRASTRUCTURE,
LLC
Jennie N.
Taraborelli
development and infrastructure projects by
THE
WOODLAN TX
info@ptp.net
936-441-9121
DS
providing environmental services, regulatory
permitting, land acquisition, utility
coordination, design, construction, inspection
and project management services.
ALLY ROOFING
SERVICES LLC
Mike Martin
HOUSTON TX
mikewithars@yahoo.com
832-617-8653
Lenker
Metal
TELECOM CONSULTING COMPANY PROVIDING
Michelle
GXT, LTD
Roofing, Waterproofing and Related Sheet
PLANO
TX
mlenker@gxtltd.com
469-385-5163
mlenker@gx
ENGINEERING, PERMITTING, PROJECT
MANAGEMENT, CONSTRUCTION, SPLICING
AND STAFFING SOLUTIONS.
CIVIL CONSULTING FOR SITE AND UTILITY
DESIGN, TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
BAIN MEDINA BAIN, PAMELA
SAN
INC
ANTONIO
BAIN
TX
PBAIN@BMBI.COM
210-494-7223
FOR RURAL AND URBAN ROADWAYS AND
EXPRESSWAYS AND COMPLETE LAND
SURVEYING INCLUDING GPS AND GIS
SERVICES.
MILLENNIUM
Vice
PROJECT
President/Lu CROSBY
SOLUTIONS, INC.
ke Morgan
Building construction, infection/dust control,
TX
mmorgan@mps-team.com
281-328-2200
asbestos abatement, mold remediation in the
commercial, healthcare and educational
facilities.
Principal &
KDC ASSOCIATES
Partner/Kelly MIDLAND TX
Cook
kelly@kdcassociates.com
432-686-8001 Landscape Architecture and Planning
Company Name
BAKALOVIC
ENGINEERING
GROUP, LLC
Contact
Person
SEJLA
BAKALOVIC
TERRA
Pres/ Lyle
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Henkel
NB UNIVERSAL
CONTRACTING
SERVICES LLC
Nicole
Kinsworthy
City
Sta
te
HOUSTON TX
HUB
Email
SEJLA.BAKALOVIC@B-EGROUP.COM
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
817-246-3053 General Contractor, Construction Management WO
F
713-677-0769
CIVIL/STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES,
BRIDGE DESIGN.
Civil Engineering - land development, water
HOUSTON TX
vlh@terraassoc.com
713-993-0333 distribution, sanitary sewer, paving and
drainage design.
Roofing, siding, and gutters on residential and
AUSTIN
TX
nicole@ucmsteam.com
512-535-5505 commercial properties. Specializing in storm
restoration and repair.
We offer specialized services in project
management oversight, proposal assistance,
DGR CONSULTANTS Diane
LLC
Gollhofer, PE
DALLAS
TX
Diane@DGRconsultants.com 214-328-9677
constructibility reviews, value engineering,
conflict avoidance/ dispute resolution,
construction engineering/management, and
project staffing.
NORTH AMERICAN
Partner /
COMMERCIAL
Lynn Dunlap
DALLAS
TX
lynn@naccolp.com
972-620-9975
General contracting specializing in interior
finishout and all related trades
Greystone Roofing provides commercial and
residential roof services including new roof
GREYSTONE
President/Al KRUGERVI
ROOFING, LLC
exis Vining
LLE
TX
alexisv@greystoneroofing.com
469-202-7205
installation, roof replacement, and roof
repairs. We specialize in Duro-Last Roof
Systems, Metal, Slate, Tile, Shingle, TPO and
other coatings.
Since 1980, MWM has provided surveying,
civil engineering, architecture, landscape
MWM DESIGN
President/Jul
GROUP, INC.
ia Harrod
AUSTIN
TX
juliah@mwmdesigngroup.co
m
512-453-0767
architecture, and permitting to public and
private sector clients specializing in site
development, utility infrastructure,
transportation, and building facilities.
PROJECT
President /
MANAGEMENT
CHIQUETA
SPECIALITIES, INC. FISHER
FORT
WORTH
TX
clf@pmsicontractors.com
Company Name
Contact
Person
SKUNK DADDY
Rebecca
SERVICES, LLC
Herron
HENDERSON +
K. ELAINE
ROGERS, INC.
ROGERS
ROGERS MOORE
ENGINEERS, LLC
ELAINE
TX
HOUSTON TX
HOUSTON TX
ROGERS
Elizabeth
LLC
Parent
C & R SYSTEMS,
Pres./RAYNE
INC.
KNIGHT
INC.
WACO
te
Pres./K.
FIVENGINEERING,
JOB DISTRIBUTING,
City
Sta
Pres./Ms.
Billye A.
Osborn
EFS-ENGINEERED
Jennifer
FIRE SYSTEMS,
O'Neal
LTD.
Beckman
PANTHEON
Logan
ENGINEERING, LLC Palmenberg
HUB
Email
rebecca@skunkdaddy.com
erogers@rogersmoorellc.co
m
EROGERS@ROGERSMOOREL
LC.COM
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
713-775-7701 engineering firm that specializes in Hydrology WO
F
254-379-8185
713-430-5801
713-430-5800
Weatherization, building maintenance,
remodeling, construction management
Provide Structural Engineering services for
commercial and institutional building projects.
STRUCTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING FOR
COMMERCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL PROJECTS
5engineering, LLC is a general civil
HOUSTON TX
liz@5engineering.com
and Hydraulics, as well as NPDES.
FRANKLIN TX
HUNTSVIL
LE
FORT
WORTH
rknight@crsystemsinc.com
979-828-5583
TX
retirement@suddenlink.net
936-435-1407
TX
jbeckman@sbcglobal.net
THE
WOODLAN TX
DS
logan.palmenberg@pantheo
neng.com
Metal busilding construction, foam roofing,
WO
F
WO
F
817-905-8887 FIRE SPRINKLER DESIGN & INSTALLATION
WO
F
832-978-0614 Civil Engineering Services
WO
F
WO
F
WO
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WO
F
metal restoration specialty foundations.
We sell building materials, hardware, flooring,
class 330, class 650 class 914 class 970
Transportation engineering services including
design, installation, systems integration and
JM ENGINEERING,
Melissa
ROUND
LLC
Weinberger
ROCK
TX
melissa@jm-engineer.com
512-550-6450
maintenance of intelligent transportation
systems including electronic toll collection
systems. Services also include facility
operations and maintenance.
ARNOLD AND
ASSOCIATES, INC.
THOMA
President/W
endy L.
ADDISON TX
Kelleher
President/Je
ENGINEERING, INC. ncy E.
LUBBOCK TX
wkelleher@elarnoldandassoc
iates.com
ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTING FIRM
972-991-1144 SPECIALIZING IN ROOFING &
WATERROOFING
jett@thomaengineering.com 806-745-4881 Consulting structural engineering services
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
Thoma
Civil Engineering, Planning and Land
R.W. PATRICK &
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Patrick,Janet
SOUTH
HOUSTON
TX
patrickda@comcast.net
713-941-4812
Surveying Services, commercial and
residential. Windstorm certification of new
structures.
THE ALEX GROUP,
Owner/ALEX CARROLLT
LLC
GHOLMIEH
ON
TX
Alex@thealexgroup.net
972-820-6400
MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING
engineering for all different types of buildings.
Layout/Dimensional Control, Engineering, 3D
Drafting, Structural Fabrication & Erection,
RATECH
CONSTRUCTION
Judy Kirby
RHOME
TX
info@ratechconstruction.com 817-636-9437
INC.
Concrete/Civil/Earthwork, Electrical,
Mechanical, Piping, Commissioning of New
Circuits, Field Service and Maintenance
Programs
GESSNER
ENGINEERING, LLC
CEO/Johann
a Rankin
Gessner
COLLEGE
STATION
TX
jgessner@gessnerengineerin
g.com
979-680-8840
Civil, Structural & Geotechnical Engineering
Construction Materials Testing and Surveying
Services for transportation projects:
PTP
TRANSPORTATION
LLC
Jennie
Taraborelli/M
anager
Partner
Construction Management, Program Mgmt.,
THE
WOODLAN TX
info@ptp.net
936-441-9121
DS
Transportation Engineering, Planning,
Regulatory Permitting, Right-of-Way
Acquisition, Design and Survey, Construction
Mgmt., Utility Relocation, & Project Finance
LIFESAVER
CONSTRUCTION
PRES/GINA
PEARLAND TX
choiceins@hotmail.com
ABC ENGINEERING, Joseph
BEAUMON
abcengineeringinc@yahoo.co
INC.
T
AND SUPPLY
ALSUP
281-997-2903 General Contractor and various supplies
Consulting engineering services for water,
Majdalani
TX
m
409-201-1123
wastewater, drainage, and roadway systems,
project and program management, feasibility
studies, and master plannung.
HAYDEN
CONSULTANTS,
INC.
Rachel
Hayden
DALLAS
TX
rachel@haydenconsultants.c
om
214-753-8100
Architectural/Engineering and Surveying
Services
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
O'BRIEN
ENGINEERING
Teri O'Brien
AUSTIN
TX
SERVICES, LLC
CME TESTING AND
ENGINEERING, INC.
LUNDY & FRANKE
ENGINEERING INC
YORKSHIRE
FEDERAL, INC.
President/Do
rinda J.
Evans
PRESIDENT/
LORILEE
FRANKE
COLLEGE
STATION
SAN
ANTONIO
HUB
Email
teriobrien@obrienengineerin
gservices.com
Phone
512-383-5360
President /
CONSULTING
Vickie
GROUP, LLC
Crenshaw
engineering.
Construction Materials Testing and
dori@cmetesting.com
979-690-3600
TX
lori@lundy.cc
210-979-7900 CONSULTING STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
Engineering
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
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WO
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WO
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Yorkshire Federal, Inc is a 100% woman
LINDALE
TX
kpugh@yfederal.com
903-882-3761 owned business marketing commercial
Kathi Pugh
CRENSHAW
Professional Engineering specializing in civil
TX
Vice
President,
Business Description
HUB
roofing, waterproofing products and services.
Roof Consulting, Roof Design, Construction
DALLAS
TX
mlong@crenshawcg.com
214-500-8715
Observation, Roof Inspections / Surveys
Offices in Irving, TX; Amarillo, TX; Las Cruces,
NM; and Albuquerque, NM
CTS
CONSOLIDATED
TELECOM SERVICES
Pam Faver
ROUND
ROCK
TX
pfaver@ccc411.com
512-279-5950 Other Services, including Legal Services,
LLC
CLOVIS
CONTRACTING
NEW
Bert Kivell
COMPANY LLC
BRAUNFEL TX
S
admin@cloviscontracting.co
m
provide supplies/materials for the construction
512-465-2055 trade and the services to complete and
maintain projects.
Services provided include CPM scheduling for
PIVOTAL SCHEDULE Megan
CONSULTING, LLC
Martin
IRVING
TX
meg.g.martin@gmail.com
972-514-3207
preliminary and baseline schedules, schedule
progress updating, maintenance and analysis
as needed for impacts.
INSTALLATION OF INSULATION,
PAYLESS
VP/ELISA
INSULATION, INC.
DIAS
HOUSTON TX
lmk@paylessinsulation.com
713-868-1021
FIREPROOFING & ACOUSTICALDISTRIBUTORS OF COTTON INSULATION &
DUCTS
INTERNATIONAL
Owner/Lisa
HOUSTON TX
l.fiore@internationalstarcons 713-589-6464 Int'l Star Consultants main purpose is to
Company Name
STAR
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
Fiore
HUB
Email
Phone
ultants.com
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
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WO
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WO
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identify, locate and provide qualified &
CONSULTANTS LLC
experienced technical & engineering
professionals to the O&G, Petrochem, Nuclear
and Alternative Energy industries.
AQUATEX WATER
CONDITIONING,
INC.
Nancy L.
Standeford
DURA PIER
Owner -
FACILITIES
Tammi L.
SERVICES, LTD
Terry
WESTERN EDGE
CONSTRUCTION,
LLC
Pres./Cindy
L. Tucker
NATHAN D. MAIER
Pres./JEAN
CONSULTING
MAIER DEAN
ALVIN
TX
nls@aquatexwater.com
281-331-7777
water softening, conditioning, and purification,
sales and service.
HOUSTON TX
tammi@facilitiessources.com 713-337-5700 Commerical Renovations
LIPAN
westernedge@lipan.net
Professional service in the commercial
TX
254-646-2292 construction and remodel construction
business.
DALLAS
TX
jmaierdean@ndmce.com
214-739-4741
PROFESSIONAL CIVIL ENGINEERING &
SURVEYING SERVICES
Commercial and residential building. New or
FINE AND SIMPLE
Connie
HARLINGE
L.L.C.
Lovell
N
TX
lovell.connie@gmail.com
956-893-2773
remodeling/repairing of exterior or interior
painting, carpentry, masonry, roofing and tile
and marble work.
JAKECO
CONSTRUCTION,
Nicole
INC.
GLOBE ENGINEERS,
INC.
LA
VERNIA
TX
SAREMI/PRE DALLAS
TX
SIDENT
RAY SHAW
Pres./Nawal
Ibrahim
Industrial/commercial Contracting, general
contracting Electrical contracting
fsaremi@globeengineers.co
m
972-713-3030
GEOTECHNICAL Engineering, CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS TESTING, ENVIRONMENTAL
Consulting
MANOR
TX
PLANO
TX
INSULATION, INC.
VRX, INC.
210-745-1302
Civil Engineering Consulting including
FAY
ALL QUALITY
ROOFING &
jacoinc@aol.com
ALLQUALROOFING@AOL.CO
M
bonnie.tinsley@vrxglobal.co
m
512-365-3300 ROOFING & SPRAYED INSULATION
Engineering and Construction Management
972-309-9700 Company in the areas of Construction
Management, Scheduling, Environmental
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
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WO
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WO
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WO
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WO
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WO
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WO
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Compliance & Permitting, Utility Coordination
and Management, Toll Roads Construction &
Maintenance
DRC Construction is a residential custom
home builder with experience in apartments,
DRC
Owner/Dawn BEAUMON
CONSTRUCTION LLC Cockerill
T
TX
dawn@DRCConstruction.com
800-372-1565
condos, townhomes, storm restoration, and
light commercial. We can fulfill all your needs
at an affordable price and in a timely manner
with no acception to quality.
AXIOM ENGINEERS,
INC.
Nicole
Findeisen,
AUSTIN
TX
ncf@axiomtexas.com
512-506-9335 Civil Engineering Consulting.
P.E.
As your Premier Environmental, Engineering,
BOCCI
ENGINEERING, LLC
Lami,Lianne HOUSTON TX
lianne.lami@bocciengineerin
g.com
713-575-2400
and Energy Services, we know that, when
deciding how to invest capital, being green is
not good enough, t
SEK ENGINEERING, Lynn
CORP.
ASFI
CONSTRUCTION,
L.L.C.
Khazzoum
Pres./Rachel
L. Corbin
SPRING
TX
SANGER
TX
TYLER
TX
Lynn@sekengineering.net
rachelcorbin@embarqmail.co
m
281-793-1258 General Civil and structural engineering
940-391-1230
New construction, remodel, contractor
services.
MEP ASSOCIATES
DESIGN GROUP
Karyn Floyd
karen@mepgroup.net
903-597-3444 Consulting Engineering.
INC.
Waterproofing, Roofing &
TEXAS LIQUA TECH President/An
SERVICES, INC.
gie Palladini
Sheetmetal(caulking,glazing, repellents, deck
HOUSTON TX
angie@liquatech.com
713-225-5325 coatings,elastomeric coatings,concrete &
masonry repair, leak repairs, pressure
washing, reroofs, roof repairs, roof coatings
FAIRWEATHER
GROUP, LLC
Commercial, Industrial and Residential
Amy Miller
CONROE
TX
amiller@fairweathergrp.com 936-756-6446 construction, remodel and rehab. Historic
remodel/rehab, Construction Management and
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
WO
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WO
F
WO
F
ktribble@kteconsultants.com 512-351-5593 structures, renovations and additions; existing WO
F
Design Build Services.
DYESS-PETERSON
TESTING
LABORATORY,
Pres./Dalana
Peterson
Construction materials testing services,
AMARILLO TX
dalanap@dyesspeterson.com 806-372-4911 geotechnical investigations, engineering,
inspections.
Locum Tenens & Direct Hire Placements for
DIRECTHIRE.COM
Misty
KINGWOO
LLC
Cauthen
D
TX
misty@directhire.com
866-388-4564
Physicians, Nurse Practitioners & Physician
Assistants. Direct Hire Placements for
Professional Engineers.
Cook-Joyce, Inc. provides environmental
engineering services in the areas of solid and
COOK-JOYCE, INC.
Elizabeth
Rabaey
AUSTIN
TX
elizabeth.rabaey@cookjoyce.com
hazardous waste, radioactive waste, water
512-474-9097 and wastewater, air quality, pollution
prevention, environmental assessment,
regulatory liaison, and remediation
technology.
SALEK, INC.
Pres./Jila
Sharghi
PROFESSIONAL
PRESIDENT/
ENGINEERING
PATRICIA A.
DESIGN GROUP
RAMIREZ
Professional engineering services related to
AUSTIN
TX
jila_shar@yahoo.com
512-850-2626 civil engineering design, permitting and site
construction.
GARDEN
RIDGE
TX
pramirez@professionaledg.c
om
210-999-5965
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING
TRANSPORTATION/CIVIL DESIGN
Residential and commercial roofing systems,
TOTAL LENDER
Lawrence,Ma
SERVICES LLC
ryjane
remodeling for residential and commercial
SPRING
TX
mj@resvcs.com
281-257-0233 properties. Mortgage Servicing Field
Corresponents - Preservation, inspections and
marketing
KT ENGINEERING
Karina
CONSULTANTS, LLC Tribble
REACH
ARCHITECTS, LLC
Structural Engineering - design of new
AUSTIN
TX
building assessment; historic preservation
At Reach, we are a full-service architectural
Alan Knox
AUSTIN
TX
studio@reacharchitects.com 512-970-5669 and structural engineering firm dedicated to
design, research and teaching. Our work
WO
F
Company Name
Contact
Person
City
Sta
te
HUB
Email
Phone
Business Description
HUB
Eligibi Gen
lity
der
WO
F
WO
F
WO
F
512-453-3733 engineering, and industrial hygiene and safety WO
F
focuses on creating solutions that creatively
and positively impact the people our projects
serve.
construction inspection for roads, bridges, and
S SQUARED
CONSTRUCTION
ENGINEERING, LLC
utilities; flood damage assessments; utility
Jaime
SAN
Sanchez
MARCOS
TX
jaime@s2ConstructionEngine
ering.com
512-787-4090
relocation during design & construction;
erosion control plans & SWPPP inspections;
constructability reviews; project and
construction management
A PLUS SEALANTS
Owner/TERR
ISIA SCHIER
AUSTIN
TX
terrisia@hotmail.com
512-454-3388
SEALANTS, WATER AND DAMP PROOFING,
FIRE STOPPING
Providing professional services in the core
TEAM INTEGRATED
Michele
ENGINEERING, INC Williams
SAN
ANTONIO
TX
mwilliams@team-ie.com
210-341-4316
fields of Engineering, Environmental, and
Medical Logistic Services to goverment clients
worldwide.
Baer Engineering provides environmental,
BAER ENGINEERING THERESE M.
& ENVIRONMENTAL BAER, PE
civil, facilities, and water resources
AUSTIN
TX
tbaer@baereng.com
services to commercial, industrial,
institutional, and governmental clients.
PROVIDES COST MANAGEMENT SERVICES
INCLUDING; COST ESTIMATING,
HALFORD BUSBY
LLC
SCHEDULING, CONTRUCTION
OWNER/EST
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HOUSTON TX
HALFORD
EHALFORD@HALFORDBUSBY
.COM
281-920-1100
ADMINISTRATION & VALUE MANAGEMENT TO
OWNERS & DESIGNER; PROFESSIONALS ARE
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RECORD OF ACCURACY, OUR SKILLS &
KNOWLEDGE OF CONSTRUCTION
Construction and Project Mgmt, overall
H&L CONSULTING,
Lyanne
LLC
Beaman
AUSTIN
TX
lyannebeaman@hlconsulting
group.com
602-318-8896
planning, co-ordination & control of projects
from inception to completion aimed at
meeting a client’s requirements. Produce a
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OLSON
Michael W.
ENGINEERING, INC. Olson
LORDEN
Diane
ENGINEERING
Lorden
BRIDGE
CITY
Multi-Discipline Engineering & design for
TX
kolson@o-engr.com
409-697-3333
TX
drlorden@yahoo.com
979-574-3534 Land Development, Water and Wastewater
industrial & municipal projects.
Engineering consultant - Area of Focus Include
BRYAN
Design and Permitting
Design Build Firm specializing in Geotechnical
PIKE AND
ASSOCIATES,
INCORPORATED
Engineering & Testing,
CEO/Kristy
D. Pike
ALLEN
TX
kristypike13@yahoo.com
214-799-7453
Aviation/Commercial/Residential Construction,
design services. Geotechnical Testing Lab,
Field Crews, Five Registered PEs Licensed
Contractors on Staff.
DOUGHERTY
SPRAGUE
ENTERPRISES, INC.
Environmental Consulting, engineering,
Cathy
Dougherty
ROWLETT TX
cdougherty@dsei.com
972-412-8666
geological sciences, environmental sciences,
site investigations, emergency response,
asbestos assessments, mol
Civil Engineering and Surveying Services for
VICKREY &
Brenda
SAN
ASSOCIATES, INC.
Johnson
ANTONIO
TX
bvjohnson@vickreyinc.com
210-349-3271
Land Development, Feasibility Studies, Utility
Design, Hydrology, and Construction
Management
ROSIN GROUP, INC. LILA ROSIN
SAN
ANTONIO
WV CONSULTING,
Sarah
SUGARLA
LLC
Vasquez
ND
METCO
ENGINEERING, INC.
MUNDO AND
ASSOCIATES, INC.
TX
LILA@ROSINGROUP.COM
210-490-6001
TX
sarah@wv-consulting.com
281-673-6665
President/Za
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ALLEN
TX
Sadeghiyan
Pamela
Mundo,
AICP/CEcD
ZARA@METCOENGINEERING
.COM
214-405-5294
CONSULTING CIVIL ENGINEERING AND LAND
SURVEYING.
Civil Engineering services, Engineering
consulting & TDLR RAs Services
Engineering Design & Build MEP Build &
Design General Contractor
Civil Engineer, Economic Development
ROCKWAL
L
TX
pmundo@mundoandassociat
es.com
214-773-0966
Consulting. City Planning Consulting, Parks &
Recreation Planning and Design, Site
Selection, Incentive Negotiati