Clarifications Taylor Independent School District RFQ # 2025-05 – Professional Services

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CLARIFICATIONS TAYLOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT RFQ # 2025-05 – Professional Services Date Posted: 02/17/26 RFQ Link: TISD RFQ # 2025-05 QUESTION 1 For Geotechnical (GEO) and Construction Materials Testing (CMT) services, how many projects are respondents required to submit as company experience, and what types of projects qualify (ISD-only versus non‑ISD, specific facility types, or all entities)? ANSWER: For GEO and CMT services, respondents are required to submit at least three (3) projects as company experience. Eligible projects may include ISD, other public/governmental, or private clients, with no restriction on facility type and no requirement that any minimum number be ISD‑specific. QUESTION 2 Does Section 3‑2 require detailed information (client contact, contract term, scope) for every comparable project completed in the last seven (7) years, or is a representative or summarized project list acceptable? If a summarized format is acceptable, what level of detail is expected, and how many client references are required overall? ANSWER: Section 3‑2 allows a representative or summarized list of projects and does not require detailed information for every project completed in the last seven (7) years. The RFQ requires a minimum of three (3) client references, submitted using Exhibit A‑1. PAGE 1 OF 3 TAYLOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Clarifications to RFQ # 2025-05 – Professional Services QUESTION 3 Attachment A references eight (8) professional service categories, but only five (5) are listed. Please clarify the correct number of service categories. ANSWER: The RFQ includes five (5) professional service categories; the reference to eight (8) in Attachment A is incorrect. QUESTION 4 Page 10 states all service categories must be represented by a Professional Engineer or EIT. Should the Survey Services category instead require a Professional Surveyor licensed in Texas and reference the Texas Professional Land Surveying Practices Act? ANSWER: The RFQ language should be clarified to reflect that in Texas, Survey Services must be performed under the responsible charge of a Texas‑licensed Professional Land Surveyor (RPLS) pursuant to the Texas Professional Land Surveying Practices Act (Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1071). The requirement for a Professional Engineer (PE) or Engineer‑in‑Training (EIT) correctly applies to engineering‑based service categories such as geotechnical, construction materials testing, and commissioning.