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City of Gun Barrel City
Seeking certihed public accountants with municipal experience to perform its annual audit on all city and economic development accounts in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the united states of America.
Posted Date
Jun 7, 2026
Due Date
Jul 14, 2026
Release: Jun 7, 2026
City of Gun Barrel City
Close: Jul 14, 2026
Seeking certihed public accountants with municipal experience to perform its annual audit on all city and economic development accounts in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the united states of America.
AvailableCity of Gun Barrel City
Milling up of existing pavement to a depth of 8" with removal of 2" to the Street Department. Add portland cement at a rate of 35lbs. per square yard, mix to a depth of 6" Water and compact to 95% density. Fine grade for proper drainage, allow proper cure time. Tack coat edges with SS-1 tack Overlay area with TXDOT approved Type "D" asphalt to an average compacted 4" thickness. Stripe Road with double line yellow thermoplastic and white thermoplastic edge lines.
Posted Date
Mar 29, 2026
Due Date
Apr 27, 2026
Release: Mar 29, 2026
City of Gun Barrel City
Close: Apr 27, 2026
Milling up of existing pavement to a depth of 8" with removal of 2" to the Street Department. Add portland cement at a rate of 35lbs. per square yard, mix to a depth of 6" Water and compact to 95% density. Fine grade for proper drainage, allow proper cure time. Tack coat edges with SS-1 tack Overlay area with TXDOT approved Type "D" asphalt to an average compacted 4" thickness. Stripe Road with double line yellow thermoplastic and white thermoplastic edge lines.
City of Gun Barrel City
Supply of cold mix asphalt per ton delivered. 3/4 to 1" flex base rock per ton delivered hot mix asphalt per ton delivered hot mix asphalt per ton installed. 3l8" inch pea gravel per ton delivered. Crushed granite per ton delivered. Wash sand per ton delivered. Playground volleyball sand delivered.
Posted Date
Jan 9, 2026
Due Date
Jan 20, 2026
Release: Jan 9, 2026
City of Gun Barrel City
Close: Jan 20, 2026
Supply of cold mix asphalt per ton delivered. 3/4 to 1" flex base rock per ton delivered hot mix asphalt per ton delivered hot mix asphalt per ton installed. 3l8" inch pea gravel per ton delivered. Crushed granite per ton delivered. Wash sand per ton delivered. Playground volleyball sand delivered.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $50,000, use sole source. Otherwise, deprioritize and pivot to a cooperative vehicle due to lack of sole source precedent above $50,
Coops: Lead with a cooperative purchase. Use ETCOG’s COGWORKS if available; also confirm coverage on BuyBoard or OMNIA to piggyback and move fast.
City of Gun Barrel City, TX: There is a complete lack of evidence for sole source contracts above the $50,000 threshold.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Gun Barrel City
The council held a special meeting to discuss the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget. The session included a detailed review of departmental priorities, with a focus on public safety, police and fire operations, and technology funding. Discussions also addressed capital projects, including the acquisition of a ladder truck, the management of special training funds, and the evaluation of general fund budget components and revenue streams. Operational needs, performance-based compensation structures, and long-term financial planning were among the key items reviewed by the council and city management.
The council held a high-level discussion regarding municipal budget priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics included reviewing prioritized operation requests from the police and fire departments, such as necessary station remodels and the acquisition of a new ladder truck. The discussion also covered financial projections, the status of special donation funds, and the proposal of a new pay scale for city employees designed to improve competitiveness and retention. The city manager noted upcoming challenges regarding personnel salary structures and requested clear direction from the council on handling future pay adjustments and cost-of-living increases.
The meeting included public communications regarding the de-annexation process for the Lakeside acres area, concerns about city code enforcement, animal control, and zoning regulations. Representatives from a local bar and an entertainment equipment business discussed the importance of amusement machines for business operations and requested that the city consider their economic impact during the regulatory process. The council passed a consent agenda that included various ordinance amendments pertaining to the Fire Department, emergency management, finance and taxation, records management, park facilities, water and wastewater, procurement policies, utilities, solid waste management, and sewers. Additionally, the council recognized an outgoing council member and administered oaths of office to newly elected members and the mayor, followed by an action to elect a mayor pro tem.
The board discussed arrangements for an upcoming city festival, including the selection and booking of bounce houses and interactive game inflatables. Members decided to purchase promotional items, specifically foldable fans, to be distributed to attendees. Additionally, the board reviewed the status of band bookings for the event and engaged in a preliminary discussion regarding setting ticket prices for the activity zone.
The City Council conducted a canvassing of the recent election votes. The session included a detailed breakdown of voter participation, methods of voting, and final results for the races of mayor at large, council place two, and council place four. Official certificates were signed to certify the election results, confirming the winners for each position.
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