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Posted
Sep 30, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The City seeks construction work to replace the existing low water crossing on Golf Course Road at Midland Draw with a cul-de-sac immediately west of the channel and to remove the existing crossing. The work also extends Scharbauer Draw from Fairgrounds Road southeast along the north side of Midland Draw. The extension will connect to the end of Golf Course Road immediately east of the channel.
Posted
Sep 26, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
Specific tasks include 13.16 acres of right-of-way preparation, 2,257 SY of unclassified roadway excavation, 1,192 LF of unclassified ditch excavation, 38 SY of unclassified pavement removal, and 339 LF of concrete curb and gutter removal. Water utility installations consist of 567 LF of 8" PVC water main, 11 8" gate valves, 4,361 LBS of ductile iron fittings, and 6 connections to existing water mains. Wastewater work involves 500 LF of 8" PVC wastewater main, 5 connections to existing manholes, and 250 wastewater main plugs. Storm drainage structures include 120 LF of 6'x2' reinforced concrete box culvert, 110 LF of 36" RCP, 60 LF of 24" RCP, 6 reinforced concrete headwalls, 290 LF of open trenching, 43 SY of 4" concrete footing, 300 SY of concrete scupper, 713 SY of 6" concrete flume, 1,113 SY of 6" concrete pilot swale, and 1,787 SY of 8" rock rip-rap. Structural improvements include 12,071 LF of barbed-wire fence, 5 fence gates, 441 LF of permanent Type 3 barricades, and 8 bollards. Paving operations encompass 63,671 SY of subgrade preparation, 16,372 CY of unclassified embankment, 292 SY of 7" continuously reinforced concrete pavement, 871 SY of 7" jointed concrete pavement, 49,113 SY of 2" Type D HMAC asphalt pavement surface course, 49,113 SY of 3" Type C HMAC asphalt pavement surface course, 38 SY of 2" Type C HMAC asphalt pavement surface course, 63,671 SY of 12" flexible base, 418 SY of 8" flexible base, 9,823 GAL of prime coat, 4,911 GAL of tack coat, 5,983 SY of 8" concrete median, 485 SY of 8" concrete fillet, 1,767 SY of 8" concrete valley gutter, 56 SY of 7" commercial concrete driveway approach, 12,323 LF of Type A concrete curb and gutter, 11,735 LF of Type C concrete curb and gutter, 318 LF of Type II 5-3/4" concrete curb and gutter, 19 SY of concrete pedestrian access ramps, 1,108 SY of 4" concrete sidewalk, adjustment of 5 manhole rings and covers, adjustment of 11 water valve box rings and covers, and 38 SY of flowable fill backfill. Traffic control measures comprise 152 LF of 8" white solid pavement markings, 12,304 LF of 6" white solid pavement markings, 12,903 LF of 6" white broken pavement markings (10'/30'), 768 LF of 6" white broken pavement markings (2'/6'), 254 LF of 24" yellow solid pavement markings, 10,353 LF of 6" yellow solid pavement markings, 240 LF of 6" yellow solid/solid pavement markings, 12 prefabricated white arrow symbols, 1 prefabricated white pavement letter, and 9 small sign assemblies.
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
The City of Midland seeks qualified landscape contractors to provide comprehensive landscape maintenance services at the Midland Municipal Court. Supporting documents listed on the posting include a bid request, scope of work and detail sheet. Vendors must sign in or register to download the documents and prepare a submission.
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194825
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1,268
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147,615
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Midland
The City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the approval of contracts for infrastructure projects such as a mobile command substation, splashpad installation, utility extensions, and wayfinding signage. The Council authorized federal aviation grants for airport master planning and runway rehabilitation, approved interlocal agreements for road construction, and finalized a settlement regarding energy rate reviews. Extensive public hearings were conducted concerning the 2026-2027 fiscal budget and tax rates, leading to budget approval with specific amendments related to firefighter compensation. Other legislative actions included rezoning property for housing, authorizing oil and gas well permits, renaming a street, and establishing a municipal fee schedule. The meeting concluded with numerous appointments to city boards and commissions and an executive session to discuss legal, real estate, and personnel matters.
The City Council conducted a regular meeting covering various items. Key actions included approving an engagement letter for professional audit services, amending authorized representatives for investment funds, authorizing the purchase of vehicles for general services, and ratifying emergency repairs at the T-Bar Pump Station. The Council also approved an agreement for the 2026 Airsho event, awarded a contract for runway rehabilitation at the airport, and reviewed the 2026 Vision Zero Comprehensive Safety Action Plan. Additionally, they approved a grant agreement for space exploration research, enacted zoning and ordinance changes related to city boundaries and property setbacks, vacated a portion of alley right-of-way, and approved a negotiated rate settlement with Atmos Energy Corp. A presentation on the 2025 Racial Profiling Analysis was received, and an executive session was held to discuss legal, real property, personnel, and economic development matters.
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The City of Midland's Annual Vision Zero Comprehensive Safety Action Plan Update aims to eliminate road fatalities by building complete streets, engaging the community, and innovating safer solutions. The plan monitors the safety landscape, tailoring projects across seven key emphasis areas. It details efforts in traffic enforcement, infrastructure improvements (e.g., retroreflective backplates, AI detection, access management, vulnerable road user safety), regional collaborations like the HERO truck program, and community engagement initiatives such as the Vision Zero Art & Video Contest. The strategy also incorporates an interactive mapping tool to increase awareness and gather feedback, addressing challenges of growth while enhancing overall roadway safety.
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