Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Port Isabel.
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Oct 31, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
Provide all labor, materials, and equipment necessary for the demolition and construction of the proposed drainage and irrigation improvements, including culvert, rcp, irrigation piping, excavation, embankment, ditch work, and site cleanup.
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Census ID
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176025
Population
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5,302
Procurement Difficulty Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Port Isabel
This Comprehensive Plan for the City of Port Isabel, spanning 2005-2015, focuses on strategic capital improvements and their funding. Key areas include financial planning, financing sources such as bonds, impact fees, operating revenues, and grants, as well as a detailed financial analysis of the city's tax, valuations, debt, and revenue streams. The plan outlines a Capital Improvements Program with a prioritization framework (Mandatory, Necessary, Desirable, Acceptable) and includes scheduled improvements across various sectors: Housing, Economic Development, Central Business District, Street Improvements, Thoroughfares, Recreation and Open Space, and Storm Drainage, aiming to address the city's infrastructure and public service needs.
The agenda includes consideration of budget amendments and various travel authorizations for city staff. New business items involve resolutions for the temporary closure of public roads for community events, a property replat request, an agreement for animal shelter software, final subdivision acceptance, approval of bills, and an amendment to a legal services agreement. The meeting also features department head reports and multiple executive session items regarding real property sales, leases, and pending litigation.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Port Isabel.
The commission reviewed several financial and administrative matters, including the presentation of the FYE 2025 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, the engagement of an auditor for the FYE 2026 report, and the adoption of procurement policies and financial goals related to federal grants. Key project approvals and actions included a generator maintenance agreement, sponsorship of a tournament, suspension of interim gas rate adjustments, and the selection of a bank for card processing services. The commission also addressed infrastructure projects, including tabling items related to park improvements, and approved a trail extension project, election site designation, a waste collection contract, and bids for a classroom project. Additionally, resolutions were adopted regarding holiday naming and EDC expenditures for a visitor center project.
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