Housing Rehabilitation Program RFP
Posted
Sep 6, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Housing rehabilitation program.
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Sep 6, 2026
Sep 24, 2026
Housing rehabilitation program.
Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Sep 29, 2026
Provide concrete repair services.
Posted
Aug 31, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
The project consists of constructing 72,500 SF of 7" heavy duty reinforced concrete 7,150 SF of 10" reinforced concrete with imbedded steel plates, curb & gutter, a height vehicular ramp with 6' walls, valley gutters, extension of utility lines, clearing & grubbing, demolition, ada ramps at driveways, fence removal & replacement and subsidiary work.
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135293
Employee FTE
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3,530
Population
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269,515
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35 / 100
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This contract involves the supply of various apparel and equipment items for the Laredo Fire Department, including performance tees, fleece watch caps, tactical trousers, and more. The contract spans from January 2022 to March 2025, ensuring the department is well-equipped with necessary gear.
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The Ethics Commission convened an evidentiary hearing to address an ethics complaint involving allegations of fraudulent practices, including price inflation on monuments and lack of oversight in department operations. Testimony addressed claims regarding the improper use of public resources, unauthorized bidding practices, and previous legal interactions involving the respondent. The Commission also entered into an executive session to receive legal counsel regarding the matter and conducted a vote to confirm that the respondent had received proper notice of the proceedings.
The meeting included the appointment of a new chairperson and a detailed legal sufficiency review concerning an ethics complaint filed against city officials. The commission discussed whether a familial relationship necessitated recusal or abstention under the ethics code and related government codes. Following an executive session to consult with legal counsel, the commission determined that there was no legal sufficiency to proceed with the complaint as it lacked a required economic interest tie-in.
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The meeting addressed public concerns regarding alleged violations of the Texas Open Meetings Act related to previous agenda postings. Outside counsel presented a report concerning potential ethics violations by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas during a past procurement process. The discussion focused on interpretation of the ethics code regarding conflict of interest disclosures for in-network physicians serving as city officials, the failure of vendors to properly complete required disclosure forms, and the applicability of the Texas Local Government Code regarding vendor conflict of interest questionnaires.
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