CHAMBERS COUNTY, TEXAS REQUEST FOR SEALED BIDS CHAMBERS COUNTY RECONSTRUCTION OF BAYER ROAD
Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
Chambers County is seeking a contractor to perform roadway repair services for Bayer Road.
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Jul 28, 2026
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Aug 20, 2026
Chambers County is seeking a contractor to perform roadway repair services for Bayer Road.
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57,594
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This document details the Workers' Compensation and Employers' Liability coverage provided by the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool to Chambers County for the period of January 1, 2024, to January 1, 2025. The annual contribution for this coverage is $263,602, itemized through quarterly installments and an estimated cost breakout by employee class code. It also includes the terms, conditions, and employee notices related to the Political Subdivision Workers' Compensation Alliance and general workers' compensation regulations.
This document is a liability renewal for Chambers County by the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) covering Auto Liability ($86,030), Auto Physical Damage ($45,515), and General Liability ($20,710) for a total contribution of $152,255. The coverage period is from May 12, 2024, to May 12, 2025. It includes details on coverage changes, specific endorsements for various liabilities, and a comprehensive schedule of covered vehicles with their individual contributions.
This document outlines the Workers' Compensation Contribution and Coverage Declaration for Chambers County by the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool. It specifies an annual contribution of $321,594 for the coverage period from January 1, 2025, to January 1, 2026, broken down into quarterly payments. The document also details the coverage limits, deductibles, various discounts, and provides a detailed breakout of contributions by employee class codes. It includes terms and conditions regarding claims, compliance, payment, audit rights, and termination.
This document details the liability renewal coverage for Chambers County with the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool for the period of May 12, 2026, to May 12, 2027. The total contribution for this renewal is $211,178, covering Auto Liability, Auto Physical Damage, and General Liability. The agreement includes specific endorsements for Personal Injury Protection, Uninsured/Underinsured Motorists, Unmanned Aircraft, and Law Enforcement Activities, alongside a comprehensive schedule of covered vehicles and detailed terms and conditions for each coverage type.
This contract outlines the workers' compensation and employers' liability coverage provided by the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool to Chambers County. The coverage period spans from January 1, 2026, to January 1, 2027, with an annual estimated contribution of $356,969. This total is detailed through quarterly installments and a breakdown by employee class codes, including various discounts and modifiers. The document also includes comprehensive terms, conditions, definitions, limits, and an endorsement for a Workers' Compensation Alliance.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Chambers County
The Commissioners' Court discussed several items, including a resolution declaring a disaster due to the economic threat of shrimp dumping and the establishment of Reinvestment Zones for Samson Controls and AmeriPort Building 19. The court addressed economic development proposals for Project Mayflower, amended the Coneflower Storage Project agreement, and allocated ARPA funds for drainage improvement analyses. Additional business included approving an interlocal agreement for indigent health services, authorizing road and boat ramp closures for Texas Gatorfest, approving elected official salaries for FY 2024, setting county tax rates, approving School Resource Officer positions for local school districts, and purchasing various software and equipment. A public hearing was held regarding the 2024 County Budget and specific reinvestment zones.
The meeting involved several administrative and economic development decisions, including the adoption of a resolution for Operation Green Light and the approval of various economic development agreements, tax abatements, and grant applications. The court addressed road and bridge projects, including contract awards for detention pond improvements and infrastructure design. Additionally, the agenda covered maintenance and building expenditures, personnel matters such as vision insurance plan quotes and library board appointments, and numerous consent items regarding departmental reports, equipment purchases, and facility improvements. Executive session discussions were held regarding personnel issues, real property matters, and FMLA extension requests.
The Commissioners' Court meeting covered various administrative, financial, and development items. Key discussions included increasing the homestead exemption for seniors and the disabled, approving land improvements and agreement changes for TGS, and amending the local match commitment for drainage projects. The Court also addressed the rejection and re-bidding of a tennis court resurfacing project, approved applying for a rural law enforcement grant, and conducted a public hearing regarding the potential partial abandonment of Poncho Street in Oak Island, which resulted in the motion to abandon being denied. Additionally, the Court processed numerous consent agenda items, including payroll registers, budget amendments, environmental site assessments, and maintenance payments for county technology and infrastructure.
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