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Active opportunities open for bidding
Bandera County
Work includes Historic Stabilization of approx. 4,130 SF of structures.
Posted Date
Dec 18, 2024
Due Date
Jan 23, 2025
Release: Dec 18, 2024
Bandera County
Close: Jan 23, 2025
Work includes Historic Stabilization of approx. 4,130 SF of structures.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Skip — no evidence this path is used.
Coops: Frequently procures through BuyBoard and Texas DIR; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
Bandera County, TX: No evidence of sole source or other non-competitive awards.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Bandera County
The court approved several subdivision replats, including Bandera Falls, Exotic Acres, and Flying L Ranch. Key actions included authorizing an interlocal agreement to construct a parking lot near historic buildings, approving the usage of the courthouse lawn by the Bandera American Legion Post 157, and accepting the county audit report. The court also passed a resolution regarding safety deficiencies on State Highway 46, accepted an amendment to a public health emergency preparedness cooperative agreement, and approved a software services agreement. Finally, the court authorized necessary budget line item transfers and budget amendments.
The Commissioners' Court discussed several administrative and operational items. Actions included nominating a member to the Bandera Central Appraisal District Board of Directors, approving waste management agreements with Republic Services for various county facilities, and updating policies regarding county property, vehicles, and equipment. Additionally, the court rescheduled a future meeting date to accommodate a conference, approved budget line item transfers, and reviewed various departmental reports, countywide receipts, and payroll schedules.
This Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan for Bandera County outlines a comprehensive strategy to minimize long-term risks to human life, property, economy, and quality of life from natural hazards. The plan identifies twelve key hazards, including hurricanes, flooding, drought, windstorms, extreme heat, lightning, hailstorms, tornadoes, wildfires, severe winter storms, earthquakes, and dam failures. It aims to develop a detailed understanding of vulnerabilities, conduct thorough risk assessments, and implement mitigation actions to reduce the impact of future hazard events and break the cycle of high-cost disaster response and recovery.
The budget includes information on property tax rates, effective tax rates, and the total amount of county debt obligation. It also contains a table of contents listing various sections such as account index, block grants, budget amendments, budget summary, capital outlay detail, elected officials salaries, organizational chart, staffing table, revenue listing, and expenditure listing. The budget covers expenditures for various county departments and includes details on block grants, amendments, and a summary of revenues and expenditures for different funds.
The budget includes revenue and expenditure details for various county departments and funds. Key areas covered are property taxes, sales tax, mixed drink tax, and other revenue sources. Expenditure highlights include elected officials' salaries, group insurance, retirement contributions, and specific departmental expenses such as office supplies, travel, and capital outlay. The budget also outlines block grants to organizations like the Boys & Girls Club and local libraries. Amendments to the proposed budget include adjustments to revenues and expenditures for various departments.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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