Overview

The Texas Facilities Commission duties involve actively supervising a range of construction projects and programs that have received approval and funding from the legislature and other state agencies. The primary objective is to ensure these projects progress according to the established schedule and stay within the allocated budget.

TFC's responsibilities encompass taking charge of the construction of new state office buildings and reviewing the maintenance needs across a vast portfolio. TFC conducts comprehensive facility and space planning, assessment, design, and construction, while optimizing the use of state-owned building assets.

At the same time, TFC systematically works to reduce the backlog of maintenance and renewal items at state-owned facilities on TFC’s statewide inventory by continuously defining, monitoring, and addressing current conditions and future needs through prioritized requests and timely implementation of authorized projects funded to TFC.

Maintenance and Renewal Program (MRP)

TFC manages and maintains a data repository of condition, status and deficiencies for all State real property assets, and a system of ranking and prioritization to provide accurate high-level reporting. This data guides strategic maintenance and renewal planning, provides support for funding requests, and ensure efficient and best use of appropriated maintenance funding.

Through this analytic approach state facilities are evaluated and prioritized for preventative maintenance, predictive maintenance, corrective maintenance, and even total reconstruction. This change to deferred maintenance management will ensure infrastructure funding appropriated to the Texas Facilities Commission is allocated and expended more effectively and timely improving the agency’s ability to meet its statutory requirement to maintain state-owned facilities in a secure and cost-efficient manner.

Examples of MRP programs

• William B. Travis Building renovations - in progress
• Insurance State Building - funding approved
• Elevators

New Construction Projects