Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Lavaca-Navidad River Authority.
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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Provide mowing services.
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City
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Edna
County
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Jackson
Address
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4631 FM3131
Phone Number
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(361) 782-5229
Zip Code
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77957
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lavaca-Navidad River Authority
The Board discussed and approved Community Development Partnership Program grant recommendations and authorized changes to the Fiscal Year 2027 operating budgets, including significant capital expenditures for the West Delivery System Pump Station expansion. Approval was also granted for post-65 retiree health benefits, various Reserve Contingency Fund expenditures, and the acquisition of new fleet vehicles. Additionally, the Board authorized the fabrication of M&I Stoplogs, a professional services task authorization for dam safety, and new heavy equipment lease agreements for tractors and a high-flow skid loader. The meeting also included updates on ongoing projects such as the Dam Safety Remediation Project, the Lake Texana Yield Enhancement Project, and potential recreation development on Authority property.
The group held an election of officers, re-electing the current slate for both the officer positions and the executive committee. A briefing was received from the Texas Water Development Board covering milestones for the 2027 State Water Plan, upcoming regional planning schedules, and available funding opportunities. The board authorized the issuance of public notice for a pre-planning meeting and selected Black and Veatch to provide professional services for the 2031 Regional Water Plan, further authorizing the contracting entity to execute the agreement for these services.
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The Board meeting included the approval of capital improvement fund expenditures for a roadway paving project and replacement seals for an M&I stoplog project. The board approved the addition of Prime Controls to the professional services provider list, a West Delivery System operating budget expenditure for an annual service agreement, and new reserve fund balance thresholds. Additionally, the board adopted Fiscal Year 2027 budgets, authorized an amended and restated water supply contract with the City of Point Comfort, and approved revisions to the Drought Contingency Plan. Updates were provided regarding several infrastructure projects, including dam safety remediation and pump station expansions. Finally, in an executive session, the board authorized the purchase of real property.
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