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Board approves RFQ for general counsel and eases some qualification requirements

September 24, 2026 | Corpus Christi, Nueces County, Texas


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Board approves RFQ for general counsel and eases some qualification requirements
The board voted to authorize an RFQ for general counsel in accordance with item 261487, exhibits A and B as amended. Before that formal vote, members debated the proposed minimum qualifications and whether several items—such as extensive litigation experience or high aggregate project-dollar thresholds—should be mandatory.

After review and discussion about recruiting a qualified pool, the board voted to amend Exhibit B to move sections two and four from mandatory minimums to "preferred" qualifications. The amendment was proposed, seconded and carried by voice vote; staff and city attorneys indicated the changes are intended to increase competition while preserving desired expertise in solicitation language.

The RFQ for general counsel will proceed with the revised Exhibit B and be published under the city's procurement process.

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