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Featured Prime : TEAL CONSTRUCTIONAugust 17,2021 at 1pm

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Doing Business with the Texas Facilities Commission

TFC MISSION: Build. Maintain. SupportWhat We Do New Construction Remodel Maintenance100 State Agencies in 243 cities across Texas Property Management Texas School for the Deaf Texas School for the Blind &Visually Impaired28 million square feet of facilities144,900 State Employees State Surplus Store Federal Surplus ProgramWhat We Buy Construction Services Professional Services Office Supplies 667 Million Agency Budget IT Services Commodities &Supplies Maintenance , Repair &Operation (MRO)

TFC HUB Program Mission

HUB Initiative PlanPreparation Register as a vendor with theTexas State g/vendor/ Get HUB certified with theTexas State Comptroller(Administrator of the State-wide program) Request a meeting with theTexas Facilities CommissionHUB ProgramConnections Networking with State& Primes Build a relationship withthe State & Primes Seek assistance from theSmall BusinessDevelopment Centers Attend Bid Conference& Industry ad Meet & Greetsmin/prog/HUB/ RELATIONSHIPSHUB is not a set-aside program & All contracts are competitively bid.Education Understanding thedifferent Stateprocurement methods &processes Obtain requiredcertifications needed towork with TFC (OSHA,Bonding & Insurance)Attend special businesstraining eventsMarketing Have your Elevator Spill Attend Bid Conference& Industry related Meet& Greets Requests a debrief ofsolicitation that werenot awarded Do your research Know your businesscapacity when bidding Opportunities Know how to price indifferent markets &cities Payment process Prime’s reputation

Upcoming TFC Procurement OpportunitiesTFC Solicitation issionadmin/prog/internal-procurement-1/

Opportunities: Capitol Complex Phase II1500 Congress State Office Building – 165,000 gross square feet, five story “Fabric” building for the Capitol Complexlocated at 15th Street and North Congress. It includes completion of Pedestrian Mall from 16th Street to 15th Streetand 5 levels of parking below the mall extension and the building.Scheduled Completion Spring 2026* 121,456,560**TFC estimated Pre-contract1501 Lavaca State Office Building – 360,000 gross square feet, 8-story “Focus”building for the Capitol Complex located at 15th Street and Lavaca. The two buildings combined will includeapproximately 2,550 parking spaces in above and below-grade parking within the building footprints and below theextension of the pedestrian mall. Scheduled Completion Spring 2026* 192,435,567**TFC estimated Pre-contractTOTAL CAPITOL COMPLEX PHASE II 313,892,127

Opportunities: North Austin Complex Phase II

Upcoming Educational SessionsOSHA 30 Online Trainingfor 20TFC and the Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation (DWC)have partnered to offer low-cost OSHA 30-Hour Construction course.For more information, please visit .htmlTFC and DWC OSHA30 video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v az8NU-01vyM&feature youtu.beMeet the Prime Webinar Series - Com ing SoonMeet and network with the Prime Contractors who are currently working on TFC Construction &Maintenance projects. The weekly webinars will be offered every Tuesday at 1PM for the next 11weeks. Take advantage of this series and get the insights on upcoming TFC contracting opportunities.

UpcomingEducational SessionsWritingWinningProposals - Currently PlanningLearn about proposal writing tips and the insights on TFC solicitations.Subcontractor Training- Currently PlanningThis educational session is being offered to ensure potential Subcontractors are informed on bothTFC’s and General Contractor's construction processes. This networking platform provides anopportunity for the CMR to connect with Subcontractors interested in working on the upcoming TFCprojects. The topics covered in this training are important to the potential subcontractors’ success.

HUB Program Highlights 2020

Your Next Steps

QUESTIONS?Contact Us: HUB@tfc.state.tx.usYolanda C. StreyHUB Director512.516.5878Follow TFC On:@TFCtxShonte GordonHUB Coordinator512.201.9700

TEXAS FACILITIES COMMISSIONMEET THE PRIME

TEAL CONSTRUCTIONHOUSTON CORPORATE1335 Brittmoore Rd.Houston, TX RALTEXASREGIONHOUSTONSAN ANTONIOSOUTHTEXASREGION73OFFICES SERVING TEXAS3YEARS IN BUSINESSPRECONSTRUCTIONSERVICESCORPUS CHRISTIESTABLISHED IN HOUSTON 1947PREVIOUS AND CURRENT WORK ACROSS ALL MAJOR MARKETS IN TEXAS

MARKETS60 PUBLIC CONTRACTS40 PRIVATE TIVECOMMUNITY &RELIGIOUS

CORPORATE STRUCTUREJOHNMURRAYPresidentOwnerJASON HOGUEJENNIFER KINGJOHNNOWAKVice PresidentOwnerDirector of PreconstructionOwnerCFOOwnerMICHAEL MILLERDirector of OperationsSouth TexasPRECONSTRUCTIONACCOUNTINGEstimating, Marketing,Business DevelopmentHuman Resources,Receivables, PayablesSENIOR PROJECTMANAGERSCORPORATE CTMANAGERSPROJECTCOORDINATORSESTIMATINGACCOUNTS on.com

ABC STEPAWARD 2020DIAMOND20172019QUALITY PERSONNELFREQUENTAUDITSCOMPANYTRAINING STARRSafety ThroughAwarenessRemoves IFICPLANS

TECHNOLOGYTOTAL TEAM CONNECTIVITYPRECONSTRUCTIONPROJECT MANAGEMENTExcel - Project EstimatesVariance ReportsBid TabsPlanSwiftiSQFt - Bid OutreachBuilding ConnectedBluebeam StudioClash DetectionDiscipline ReviewSubcontract DistributionCost ControlProject AccountingDocument ControlRequest for InformationSubmittalsPlangridProject Mates1243PROJECT CLOSEOUT & WARRANTYQUALITY CONTROLBluebeam Electronic As BuiltsBluebeam PunchlistBluebeam - Document HyperlinkingSharefile - Closeout TransferDaily ReportingSafety ReportingIssue & Resolution ReportingWeather ReportingHolobuilderPlangrid

TEAL CONSTRUCTIONHOW TO BID PROJECTS

ONLINE BIDDING SOFTWAREBUILDING CONNECTEDBUILDING CONNECTED EXAMPLEBID SCOPE PACKAGE EXAMPLEProject Medina County Annex BuildingBidPackageDate12Concrete9/5/2019PROJECT SPECIFIC INCLUSIONS:Bidder NameGeneral Scope RequirementsBase BidALT 1ALT 53SALES TAX: This project is tax exempt therefore all applicable sales and use taxes areexcluded.4MOBILIZATIONS: Multiple mobilizations as required to complete the scope of work.5Urban Concrete Ranger822,475.00 56,126.00 195,373.00870,000.0035,000.00inclincl2 mobs2 mobsSCHEDULE: Subcontractor agrees to follow the Project Schedule and meet the milestonedates. Certain areas may be made earlier than originally indicated on Schedule.Subcontractor must be prepared for any adjustments to the Schedule as workprogresses.inclincl6INSURANCE: Subcontractor shall provide and maintain required standard insurancecoverage as requiredinclincl7SURVEYING & LAYOUT: All vertical and horizontal layout associated with this work,working from benchmarks and control points established by others, for the work of thissubcontract to be performed by this Subcontractor.inclincl8PERMITS AND BONDS: Provide permit if required by the governing authorities that havenot otherwise been secured by others. Include all inspection fees for the completion ofthis work other than those associated with the 3rd party material inspections provided byOwner. Site and Building permit will be secured and paid for by Owner.Bonds may be required on the contract. Provide cost for bond adder. 24,674.25 26,100.00

SUBCONTRACTOR PARTNERSHIPSSUBCONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATIONSDownload form from Tealcon.com or through Building Connected Current Project Workload Past Project Experience References Financial Stability Safety RecordPROJECT SPECIFIC -PRIOR TO CONTRACT Current Project Workload Past Project Experience Scope of Work Compliance Manpower - Schedule ComplianceSUBCONTRACTOR BONDS Project by Project basis - Contracts Scope of Work Contract Value Typical Bonded Subs Scope over 250K MEP Building EnvelopeCONTACTINFORMATIONBidder’s ListSheree AgeePreconstruction ManagerHUB Coordinatorshereeagee@tealcon.comSubcontractor ication FormStandard SubcontractSafety Manual

SUBCONTRACTOR INSURANCESTANDARD LIMITS*TYPE OF INSURANCELIMITS OF LIABILITYThe WCP shall cover all Subcontractors’ jobsite employeesand include a wavier of subrogation in favor of IndemnifiedParties executed on endorsement form requiredWorker’s CompensationStatutory LimitsEmployer’s Liability 1,000,000General Liability Insurance 2,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 50,000 5,000General AggregateProducts & Completed Operations AggregatePersonal & Advertising Injury LimitEach Occurrence LimitFire Damage (any one fire) LimitMedical Expenses (Any one person) LimitAuto Liability Insurance 1,000,000Bodily Injury and Property DamageExcess (Umbrella) Insurance 1,000,000Bodily Injury and Property Damage per occurrence and inaggregate*Insurance is based on each project contractual limits and are subject to change depending on the project

DPS - DEFERRED MAINTENANCEPROJECT SPECIFIC INFORMATION

PROJECT TEAMTEXAS FACILITIESCOMMISSIONDEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC SAFETYTEALLANDESIGN TEAMPRECONSTRUCTIONJENNIFER KINGCONTACT INFOESTIMATING DEPARTMENTestimating@tealcon.comp. 713.465.8306CONSTRUCTIONJASON HOGUEDirector of PreconstructionDirector of OperationsLES CHIPMANMICHAEL MORALESHEREE AGEEASSISTANT PROJECTMANAGERSMIKE PETTUSSUPERINTENDENTSChief EstimatorPreconstruction ManagerHUB CoordinatorProject ManagerBIDDER’S LIST FOR TFC PROJECTSshereeagee@tealcon.comPRECONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENTjenniferking@tealcon.comCONTRACT CHAEL MORALEProject Manager

PROJECT LOCATIONSAMARILLOLUBBOCKHURSTABILENEEL PASOSULPHUR SPRINGSGARLANDMIDLANDSAN ANGELOLIVINGSTONAUSTIN NORTHWESTAUSTIN N. LAMARHEADQUARTERSREGION 1REGION 4REGION 2REGION 5REGION 3REGION 6CONROECORPUS CHRISTI

REGIONAL SCOPES OF WORKTOTAL COST OF WORK APPROXIMATELY 21 MILLIONREGION 1 - GARLAND, HURST, SULPHUR SPRINGS ABATEMENT CRIME LAB BUILD OUT & INTERIOR BUILD OUTS REPLACE ROOFS REPLACE HVAC EQUIPMENT REPLACE PLUMBING REPLACE PARKING LOT AND PEDESTRIAN PAVINGS 3.5 MILLIONREGION 2 - CONROE & LIVINGSTON ABATEMENT REPLACE HVAC DUCTWORK CDL EXPANSION SITEWORK, UTILITIES, CONCRETE PEMB, 855,100ELECTRICAL, MECHANICALREGION 3 - CORPUS CHRISTI ABATEMENT CRIME LAB BUILD OUT 431,100

REGIONAL SCOPES OF WORKREGION 4 - EL PASO, MIDLAND, SAN ANGELO ABATEMENT CRIME LAB BUILD OUT & INTERIOR BUILD OUTS REPLACE ROOFS REPLACE HVAC EQUIPMENT NEW GENERATOR REPLACE PARKING LOT AND PEDESTRIAN PAVINGS 4.8 MILLIONREGION 5 - ABILENE, AMARILLO, LUBBOCK ABATEMENT CRIME LAB BUILD OUT REPLACE HVAC EQUIPMENT REPLACE EXTERIOR DOORS & WINDOWS CDL EXPANSION SITEWORK, UTILITIES, CONCRETE PEMB, 1.2 MILLIONELECTRICAL, MECHANICALREGION 6 - AUSTIN (2 LOCATIONS) ABATEMENT & DEMOLITION OF BUILDING CRIME LAB BUILD OUT & INTERIOR BUILD OUTS REPLACE ROOFS REPLACE HVAC EQUIPMENT REPLACE PARKING LOT AND PEDESTRIAN PAVINGS NEW PEMB BUILDING WITH OFFICE 9.9 MILLION

DPS BACKGROUND CHECKALL EMPLOYEES PERFORMING WORK ON THE PROJECT AT ANY/ALL PROJECT LOCATIONSMUST PASS A BACKGROUND CHECKA conviction or deferred adjudication for one of the following offenses will result in the permanentdisqualification of a person from working on the project.- a ny act causing death as defined in Texas Penal Code; and- any felony or misdemeanor involving arson, burglary, breach of computer security, credit cardabuse, counterfeiting, forgery, kidnapping, robbery, stalking, terroristic threat, theft, and anysexual offense designated as a felony in Texas Penal Code- Additionally, anyone who has a current duty to register as a sex offender, is under indictment or is afugitive from justice is disqualified- For individuals who have a conviction of deferred adjudication for felonies not enumerated above,10 years must have passed from the time of disposition or discharge of probation in order for thatperson to be eligible to provide services.- For individuals who have a misdemeanor conviction or deferred adjudication for misdemeanorsnot enumerated above, 5 years must have passed from the term of disposition or discharge ofprobation in order for the person to be eligible to provide services