07-2026 Water & Sewer Utility Parts - Request for Proposals
Posted
Aug 15, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Supply of water & sewer utility parts.
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Posted
Aug 15, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Supply of water & sewer utility parts.
Posted
Aug 15, 2026
Sep 9, 2026
Supply of water & sewer utility parts.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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176016
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
300
Population
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18,635
Procurement Hell Score
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53 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Brownwood
The council meeting included several key items: an update from the City Manager regarding the recent all-employee benefits fair; approval for the payment of claims and accounts; and the approval of a zoning change for a property on CC Woodson Road. The council also held a public hearing and approved a zoning classification change for 2305 Coggin Avenue to allow for a dog grooming business. Additionally, the council approved a negotiated settlement regarding Atmos Energy Corporation's rate increase, discussed a potential grant-funded outdoor fitness court, and convened an executive session to discuss the purchase of 215 Center Avenue, subsequently authorizing the Municipal Development District Director to negotiate a contract for that property.
The council held a pre-budget workshop for the proposed fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, which included discussions on revenue, capital projects, infrastructure, and economic development. Key topics included the proposed property tax rate, sales tax projections, utility rate adjustments, and employee compensation. Additionally, the council reviewed the public safety budget, including funding for police, fire, and dispatch operations. Major capital projects were discussed, such as the Riverside Park Phase II construction, the renovation of the Bennie Houston Recreation Center, and the implementation of the Downtown Master Plan. The Mayor also proposed a feasibility study for a bridge connecting Riverside Park to Early Town Center Park.
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The council reviewed citizen presentations regarding street repaving and local drainage improvements. Approval was granted for the payment of outstanding claims and accounts. An amendment to the interlocal agreement with Tarleton State University was authorized to continue providing field office space for the Small Business Development Center. An executive session was conducted to address personnel matters and police contract negotiations, though no action resulted from these discussions.
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