| Department of transportation | Texas Department of Transportation |
|---|---|
| Consultant prequalification | Prequalification page |
| Consultant selection and contracts | Consultant contracting page |
| Where solicitations are posted | Lettings and bids |
| DBE program | DBE program page |
| Prequalification renewal | Check with the agency. |
| Statewide procurement portal | Texas Comptroller Purchasing |
How to win design work with the Texas DOT
Start with TxDOT's Professional Engineering Procurement Services page and confirm its current consultant selection requirements. For federally funded architecture and engineering work, federal rules require qualifications-based selection under the Brooks Act. Focus your proposal on your team's relevant experience, technical approach, and ability to perform the work.
Check TxDOT's DBE page for current program information. Federal-aid contracts can include DBE goals, so confirm the requirements for each opportunity and plan how your team will meet them. TxDOT's contract letting page covers letting information; confirm whether a particular consultant opportunity is posted there. The Texas Comptroller Purchasing site is also a state procurement resource, but confirm where TxDOT consultant solicitations appear.
Owner checklist
- Review TxDOT's PEPS page and confirm consultant qualification and selection requirements.
- Check the DBE page and verify any federal-aid DBE requirements for the specific contract.
- Check TxDOT's contract letting page and confirm where consultant solicitations are posted.
- Review Texas Comptroller Purchasing and confirm whether the opportunity requires action there.
