Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Runaway Bay.
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Posted
Oct 20, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Work includes approx 1 LS complete rehabilitation of initial 48 documented brick manholes; 50 GAL additional chemical grout; 2 EA frame or cover adjustment.
Posted
Sep 18, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The City of Runaway Bay is soliciting bids for rehabilitation and capacity improvements at the Jim Walters and Port O’Call South lift stations. The work includes duplex pumps and controls, wet-well repairs, replacement piping and valves, alarm and electrical upgrades, generator connections, access-road repairs, fencing, signage, lighting, and telemetry reconnections. The posting describes a construction project rather than a grant program, and the solicitation was still active on 2026-09-19 with a stated deadline of November 3, 2026.
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2,212
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Runaway Bay
The City Council conducted a regular session that included the canvassing and certification of general election results, the administration of oaths of office for the newly elected Mayor and two Council members, and the consideration of an ordinance regarding the Mayor's duties. Other business included a review of accounts payable and financial reports, as well as operational updates from the Mayor and Council members.
The meeting agenda includes discussions on general park improvements, repairs to Charles Todd Park following residential damage, and the progress of the Ballfield Landscape Drainage Project. Additionally, the board will address the approval of reimbursement vouchers, the procurement and installation of solar lighting for the Cricket Ridge Park basketball court, and the funding allocation for repairs to Charles Todd Park.
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The key discussion items included brainstorming ways to monitor the success and increase the catch rate for the TPWD Habitat and Angler Access Project (HAAP) application concerning a proposed fishing pier, and acknowledging a generous $1000 donation from the Runaway Bay Ladies' Golf Association. The board also discussed fundraising goals for soccer field equipment at City Park, aiming first for goals, paint, and corner flags ($2230), and later considering bleachers. Other discussions involved offering signage opportunities on the foul line fence at City Park for donations of $1,500 or more, coordinating a volunteer day for installing new chain-link foul line fences at the ballfield, and the installation of a basketball goal at Cricket Ridge Park, which involved digging by a contractor and a planned volunteer installation date. Finally, the board confirmed that needed repairs for playground equipment at Cricket Ridge and City Park were completed.
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