GEDC seeks to work with small and medium sized business on the projects that grow Groesbeck. See what’s open now, learn the process, and get notified when new opportunities are posted.
Open Opportunities
New opportunity notices are sent directly to our vendor list first. The full project is posted here and sent to subscribed vendors.
Join the vendor list ↓The Process
Scope, key dates and the full RFP document goes live on the website and is sent to vendors.
Submit questions on the RFP page or any other approved channel listed in the RFP document, before the deadline. Answers are posted for everyone as RFP Updates and sent to the vendors list.
Complete the online form by the due date. Attach or submit your quote/proposal. The submission form is at the bottom of the RFP page.
GEDC reviews every proposal against the criteria in the RFP and follows up with respondents. During review, we may follow up with additional questions.
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FAQ
Answers to what firms ask most about working with GEDC.
Any qualified firm can respond unless the RFP states otherwise. Requirements specific to each project are listed in the RFP notice.
No. Anyone can respond to an open RFP. The vendor list simply makes sure you hear about new opportunities as soon as they are posted.
Each RFP lists its own evaluation criteria. GEDC reviews every proposal against those criteria.
We prefer to work with businesses in our local and regional community whenever we can. Location is one factor, not the only one. We put a priority on quality of work and service, and we look for value and competency over the lowest price.
Yes. Use the question form on the RFP page before the questions deadline. Answers are posted for everyone under RFP Updates and sent directly to the vendor list.
All applicants will receive an update when a vendor has been selected.
Founded as a stop on the Houston and Texas Central Railroad, Groesbeck is the seat of Limestone County, set where TX-14 and TX-164 cross in the heart of Central Texas. It’s a small town with a big reach: Waco in 40 minutes, Dallas–Fort Worth and Houston within an easy drive, and Lake Limestone just down the road. A walkable red-brick downtown and deep ranching roots give it room to grow, without losing what makes it home.
