20260909 AMEND 4 Solicitation N69450 26 RP 00201 signed.pdf
Posted: Sept. 10, 2026
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This **Amendment 004 to the U.S. Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Southeast’s Request for Proposals (RFP) N69450-26-RP-00201** addresses questions concerning the solicitation for **title services in Tarrant County, Texas**, particularly whether offerors may use a nationwide title company or licensed subcontractor to perform Texas title, closing, escrow, and related services.
Issued September 9, 2026, Amendment 004 addresses Questions 14–17.
- **Question 14:** Asks whether a prime contractor may use a nationwide title company to provide licensed Texas title, closing, and escrow services through a prime/subcontractor arrangement, subject to the Government’s written consent. The amendment directs offerors to the answer to Question 1 in Amendment 002.
- **Question 15:** Asks whether a prime offeror may rely on and describe its proposed subcontractor’s Texas licenses, personnel, facilities, experience, title capabilities, and escrow capabilities for Technical Factors 1–3. The response refers offerors to Questions 1 and 3 of Amendment 002.
- **Question 16:** Concerns the solicitation’s Exhibit B requirement for $2,000,000 in professional liability insurance and asks whether the requirement may be met through the licensed title subcontractor’s coverage for the title, closing, and escrow work it performs rather than by the prime contractor’s own policy. The amendment refers to Question 7 of Amendment 002.
- **Question 17:** Asks whether a permitted subcontracting structure requires the proposal to identify the title company by name and include its Texas licensing and supporting qualifications. The response refers to Question 1 of Amendment 002.
The amendment does not extend the offer-submission deadline. It requires acknowledgment in the offer and warns that failure to acknowledge it may result in rejection. All other solicitation terms remain unchanged.
Issued September 9, 2026, Amendment 004 addresses Questions 14–17.
- **Question 14:** Asks whether a prime contractor may use a nationwide title company to provide licensed Texas title, closing, and escrow services through a prime/subcontractor arrangement, subject to the Government’s written consent. The amendment directs offerors to the answer to Question 1 in Amendment 002.
- **Question 15:** Asks whether a prime offeror may rely on and describe its proposed subcontractor’s Texas licenses, personnel, facilities, experience, title capabilities, and escrow capabilities for Technical Factors 1–3. The response refers offerors to Questions 1 and 3 of Amendment 002.
- **Question 16:** Concerns the solicitation’s Exhibit B requirement for $2,000,000 in professional liability insurance and asks whether the requirement may be met through the licensed title subcontractor’s coverage for the title, closing, and escrow work it performs rather than by the prime contractor’s own policy. The amendment refers to Question 7 of Amendment 002.
- **Question 17:** Asks whether a permitted subcontracting structure requires the proposal to identify the title company by name and include its Texas licensing and supporting qualifications. The response refers to Question 1 of Amendment 002.
The amendment does not extend the offer-submission deadline. It requires acknowledgment in the offer and warns that failure to acknowledge it may result in rejection. All other solicitation terms remain unchanged.
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