RFP: 2026 FIT Facilities Condition Assessment Program

The City and County of Denver’s Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) launched a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) for the 2026 FIT Facilities Condition Assessment Program (FCAP). The contract calls for a consultant team of architects, engineers, cost estimators and related specialists to conduct observational field assessments of Denver‑owned buildings and facilities, evaluate asset conditions, determine life‑cycle costs, and produce reports that support capital‑improvement planning, budgeting, and operational cost stabilization. An 11 % Minority‑ and Women‑Owned Business Enterprise (MWBE) participation goal is required. The solicitation was awarded to Short‑Elliott‑Hendrickson, Incorporated. Key points: • Scope: city‑wide observational assessments of building systems, utilities, equipment, and associated data analysis. • Deliverables: condition, value, liability, remaining useful life, lifecycle cost, annual budgeting, and prioritization reports. • Procurement: full and open competition with a post‑award MWBE participation target; submission via BidNet; proposal deadline extended to Nov 7 2025. • Contract type: likely a firm‑fixed‑price consulting agreement covering professional services.