20260904 AMEND 2 Solicitation N69450 26 RP 00201 signed.pdf
Posted: Sept. 4, 2026
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This **Amendment 002 to the U.S. Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southeast Request for Proposals (RFP) N69450-26-RP-00201** addresses contractor qualifications and subcontracting restrictions for title services supporting Government real-property acquisitions in Tarrant County, Texas.
Issued September 4, 2026, the amendment answers 11 offeror questions and requires acknowledgment in the proposal; failure to acknowledge may result in rejection.
The amendment does not identify a change to the proposal submission deadline, and all solicitation provisions not expressly amended remain unchanged.
The Government will not approve subcontracting before contract award, and any post-award approval for subcontracted services will be extremely limited and is not guaranteed.
Licensed title and escrow services will not be approved for subcontracting. Accordingly, the prime offeror must independently demonstrate the required Texas licensure, staffing, technical experience, capacity, and past performance.
Subcontractor qualifications and references will not be credited toward Technical Factors 1–3 or Exhibit E. The contractor—not a subcontractor—must maintain the required $2 million professional liability insurance.
The amendment confirms that issuing title insurance policies is a mandatory service under Exhibit B and must comply with the Department of Justice Title Standards 2016.
The contractor must also provide an office suitable for in-person closings in Tarrant County, Texas. A coworking or shared-office location is acceptable if it satisfies Exhibit B’s closing requirements.
For the applicable Texas license requirements, offerors are directed to consult the Texas Department of Insurance.
Issued September 4, 2026, the amendment answers 11 offeror questions and requires acknowledgment in the proposal; failure to acknowledge may result in rejection.
The amendment does not identify a change to the proposal submission deadline, and all solicitation provisions not expressly amended remain unchanged.
The Government will not approve subcontracting before contract award, and any post-award approval for subcontracted services will be extremely limited and is not guaranteed.
Licensed title and escrow services will not be approved for subcontracting. Accordingly, the prime offeror must independently demonstrate the required Texas licensure, staffing, technical experience, capacity, and past performance.
Subcontractor qualifications and references will not be credited toward Technical Factors 1–3 or Exhibit E. The contractor—not a subcontractor—must maintain the required $2 million professional liability insurance.
The amendment confirms that issuing title insurance policies is a mandatory service under Exhibit B and must comply with the Department of Justice Title Standards 2016.
The contractor must also provide an office suitable for in-person closings in Tarrant County, Texas. A coworking or shared-office location is acceptable if it satisfies Exhibit B’s closing requirements.
For the applicable Texas license requirements, offerors are directed to consult the Texas Department of Insurance.
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