City of Corpus Christi

City of Corpus Christi

Close: Feb 19, 2026

Provide chemical analysis testing services. The firm must provide evaluations and maintenance on odor control units.

City of Corpus Christi

Close: Feb 4, 2026

The City of Corpus Christi is soliciting bids for the construction of the Corpus Christi Water Warehouse (Project No. 23080). The project comprises a 30,000 square foot concrete tilt‑wall and steel‑frame building with 9,700 square feet of office space and 20,300 square feet of rack storage, an insulated glass storefront system, an 80 mil TPO roof system, and exterior covered canopies. Bids are due February 4, 2026 at 2:00 PM CST via CivCast, following a pre‑bid held on December 10, 2025.

City of Corpus Christi

Close: Feb 18, 2026

Work includes 18 MO traffic control items (signs, barricades, channelizing devices); 4 EA traffic control message boards; 1 LS traffic control police assistance; 1,394 SY block sodding; 5 AC clear right of way; 18,809 SY street excavation incl asphalt removal; 16,911 SY 2" hmac type d (includes tack coat); 16,911 SY 3" hmac type b (includes tack coat); 16,911 SY one course surf treatment (underseal); 18,809 SY 12" crushed limestone base (type a, grade 1-2); 10,328 SF concrete driveway demoliton. See attached file.

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This document provides an update on the ongoing contract negotiations between the City of Corpus Christi and Nueces County regarding the new business model for the Health Department. The City will become the exclusive operator of the health district, with Nueces County acting as a customer. The contract includes provisions for expanded services, accountability measures, a sunset review process, and protections for transitioning county employees. The new business model is set to commence on March 1st, aiming for better health outcomes, efficient use of taxpayer dollars, and an improved work environment.

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This document records a negotiation meeting on June 12, 2015, between the City of Corpus Christi and the Firefighter Association. The parties discussed and tentatively agreed on Articles 13 (Health and Life Insurance) and 14 (Supplemental Rights and Benefits). Key topics under negotiation included changes to callback overtime calculations (with projected annual savings of $1 million), a proposed $25 per ambulance shift pay, clarification of special assessment fees ($50 vs $177 actual cost), rules for the association president's time off, and management rights, particularly concerning "maintenance of standards" and procedures for communication with city council during negotiations.

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This Master Services and Purchasing Agreement between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and Corpus Christi International Airport - TX details the purchase of a TASER 7 Certification bundle and related Axon Devices and Services. The agreement spans 60 months with a total cost of $63,638.55, payable in five annual installments. It includes hardware (TASER 7 devices, accessories, training suits, docks, targets), software (Axon Evidence.com licenses), services (TASER On Demand Certification, Replacement Access Program), and extended warranties. The contract incorporates various appendices covering cloud services, customer experience improvement, TASER devices, API, and event offers. An existing contract (Q-440365) is being terminated effective March 1, 2025, with a net transfer debit applied.