RFP - Implementation of Oracle Primavera Unifier and Optimization of Existing Business Process ( Z100-00-00-Y109- Phase 6) for the Harris County Flood Control District
Harris CountyIssuing agency·Houston, TX·via a public procurement portal
Harris County Flood Control District seeks a contractor to implement Oracle Primavera Unifier and optimize existing business processes under RFP 26/0341 (Phase 6).
The work will be performed in Houston, TX.
Proposals are due by 2026-12-07 at 20:00:00.
The procurement method is Request for Proposals.
Method
Request for Proposals
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Implement Oracle Primavera Unifier software for the Harris County Flood Control District.
Optimize existing business processes as part of Phase 6 of the project.
Submit a proposal in response to RFP 26/0341 by the stated deadline.
Scope of Work
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The solicitation is for the implementation of Oracle Primavera Unifier and optimization of existing business processes for the Harris County Flood Control District.
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What is the project ID?
The project ID is 256325.
What is the reference ID?
The reference ID is 26/0341.
What is the due date and time?
The due date is 2026-12-07 at 20:00:00.
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2026-12-07 20:00:00
Project ID
256325
Project Name
RFP - Implementation of Oracle Primavera Unifier and Optimization of Existing Business Process ( Z100-00-00-Y109- Phase 6) for the Harris County Flood Control District
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Source: Harris County (solicitation 256325), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
Harris CountyIssuing agency·Houston, TX·via a public procurement portal