Choice Partners JOC-IDIQ

What is a Cooperative Roofing Contract?

American Contracting USA holds a Choice Partners Job Order Contracting (JOC) / Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Roofing contract — one of the most powerful procurement vehicles available to Texas public entities.

Under this contract, eligible entities can award roofing projects directly to American Contracting USA using pre-negotiated pricing and specifications. This means:

No competitive bid process required for eligible projects
Pre-negotiated pricing that meets state procurement standards
Faster project delivery — weeks saved on procurement timelines
Simplified paperwork and compliance documentation
Full OSHA and safety compliance built into every project
Manufacturer warranty eligible on all installed systems

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School district roofing project completed under government cooperative contract

Eligible Entities

Who Can Use This Contract?

The Choice Partners cooperative contract is available to a wide range of Texas public and institutional entities.

School Districts (ISDs)

Texas independent school districts can use Choice Partners to award roofing contracts directly — ideal for campus re-roofing, new construction, and emergency repairs.

Municipalities & Cities

City governments can procure roofing services for city hall, community centers, public safety facilities, and other municipal buildings.

Counties & County Agencies

County governments, including Cameron, Hidalgo, Willacy, and Starr counties, can award projects for courthouses, health departments, and other county facilities.

Community Colleges

Texas community college districts can use the contract for campus facility maintenance and capital improvement projects.

State Agencies

Texas state agencies and institutions of higher education with roofing maintenance and replacement needs.

Non-Profit Organizations

Qualified non-profit organizations that participate in the Choice Partners cooperative purchasing program.

HUB Certification

Historically Underutilized Business — State of Texas

HUB certified commercial roofing contractor Texas

American Contracting USA is a HUB-certified contractor through the State of Texas. This certification provides direct advantages for government contract procurement:

State of Texas government contracting preference
Qualified for HUB set-aside contracts
County and municipal project eligibility
Federal subcontracting opportunities
Helps government entities meet HUB participation goals

For facility directors and procurement officers, working with a HUB-certified contractor helps satisfy state HUB participation requirements on larger projects and demonstrates commitment to diverse supplier programs.

How It Works

Getting Started is Simple

1

Contact Us

Reach out by phone or email to discuss your facility's roofing needs and confirm your entity's eligibility under the Choice Partners contract.

2

Site Assessment

Our team conducts a thorough roof inspection and condition assessment, providing a detailed scope of work and system recommendation.

3

Proposal & Award

We provide a formal proposal using pre-negotiated contract pricing. Your procurement team issues a purchase order or task order under the contract.

4

Project Execution

Our crews execute the project to specification with full OSHA compliance, regular progress updates, and manufacturer inspection for warranty validation.

Proven Track Record

Public Sector Project History

Multi-Building Campus

Harlingen, TX

Harlingen CISD Multi-Building Complex

Simultaneous re-roofing of three interconnected campus buildings totaling 120,000 SF. TPO membrane and 24-gauge standing seam metal.

System: Firestone — TPO & Standing Seam Metal

Campus-Wide Re-Roof

Rio Hondo, TX

Rio Hondo ISD Elementary Campus

Complete campus re-roof including main building, gymnasium, and covered walkways. 55,000 SF with 20-year warranty.

System: Firestone — UltraPly TPO

Cameron County Courthouse historic re-roofing

Historic Government Building

Brownsville, TX

Cameron County Courthouse Annex

Sensitive re-roofing of a 1920s-era county government building coordinated with Texas Historical Commission guidelines.

System: Siplast — Modified Bitumen

Choice Partners Cooperative Contract Roofing