Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Bolivar Peninsula Special Utility District.
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Nov 5, 2026
Work includes rehab for (1) 250,000-gallon elevated tank and (1) 1,000,000-gallon ground storage tank as listed.
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City
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Crystal Beach
County
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Galveston
Address
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1840 TX-87
Phone Number
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(409) 684-3515
Zip Code
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77650
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bolivar Peninsula Special Utility District
The meeting included reports from committees such as Audit & Finance and the Waterline Upgrade Committee, where a proposal for Contract 5 was approved. The Manager's Report detailed system operational performance, including water loss metrics, account activity, sales figures, and pump statistics. Capital projects were reviewed, specifically waterline upgrades on Waco and Paisley, and the mobilization for North Boyt construction. Discussions were held on forming a committee to evaluate billing software, and the Board recognized the General Manager for five years of service. An executive session was held regarding real property, with no action taken upon reconvening.
The board discussed committee reports, including financial and audit updates, waterline upgrades, and communications. The manager's report covered personnel hiring, engineering grants, emergency preparedness, system operational data, and financial performance. Capital projects like waterline upgrades and plant pump improvements were reviewed. The board also passed resolutions regarding TWDB grant applications, authorized changes to company credit card users, and approved a contract for a joint election with the county. An executive session was held regarding real property.
The Board reviewed committee reports including audit and finance, waterline upgrades, personnel policy updates, and fire hydrant committees. Key topics included the Manager’s report on water loss statistics, active accounts, revenue, and system operations. The Board reviewed financial documents, including the trial balance and comparative budget reports. Action was taken to approve the Personnel Policy Handbook, appoint a Public Investment Officer, and pass resolutions regarding TWDB grant applications and financial assistance. Additionally, the Board approved an engineering agreement for waterline upgrades and scheduled a future Town Hall meeting. An executive session was held to deliberate on real property.
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