Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of San Angelo.
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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
Stop loss reinsurance for partially self-funded medical and prescription health plans.
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Census ID
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135285
Employee FTE
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986
Population
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100,640
Procurement Hell Score
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41 / 100
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This document details a services agreement, identified as a fifth amendment, between the City of San Angelo and Two Pro Club Management, LLC, for the management and operation of the Santa Fe Municipal Golf Course. The agreement is effective from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2027. Two Pro will receive an annual management fee of $75,000.00 for the period October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2026, and an amount not to exceed $75,000.00 for the subsequent period of October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027, with payments made quarterly. The agreement outlines the scope of services, financial terms, and various contractual obligations.
This document details the City of San Angelo's contract with Napa Auto Parts for Fleet Parts and Supply Management services. It includes a requisition for $170,000 for estimated FY25 overhead expenses, city council authorizations from 2014 and 2019 for negotiating and executing contracts related to RFx VM-04-14 and Sourcewell Contract #061015, and an internal memo outlining the scope and financial considerations of the service provision.
This document details the approval for a fourth amendment to the Santa Fe Municipal Golf Course Services Agreement with Two Pro Management. The amendment extends the agreement for one year, from October 1, 2024, to September 30, 2025, for an annual fee not to exceed $75,000. An additional provision for up to $10,000 for golf course water bills is also included. The City Council approved this extension on September 17, 2024.
This document details an Aquatic Plants Specialist Agreement between the City of San Angelo and San Angelo International Waterlily Collection, LLC. The agreement, approved by the City Council on March 21, 2023, is for a three-year term focused on the operation and maintenance of the International Water Lily Collection at U.G. Taylor Park. It outlines the scope of services, including plant cultivation, display, and maintenance, as well as the City's support. Compensation is structured with initial monthly payments followed by annual amounts with a 2.5% annual increase for subsequent years. The contract also includes provisions for amendment, dispute resolution, termination, and mandatory insurance coverages for the contractor.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of San Angelo
The City Council meeting included proclamations for an upcoming mural festival and the recognition of World Habitat Day and Affordable Housing Day. Public comment focused primarily on the potential development of a data center, with speakers expressing concerns about the project's impact on water resources, electricity usage, and long-term community infrastructure. Additional topics included inquiries regarding proposed fees on water utility bills, the impact of housing developments on local services, and commendations for city staff members.
The Board of Adjustment discussed two zoning variance requests. The first case involved a request for a rear yard setback variance at 115 Chrysanthemum Street, which the applicant formally withdrew. The second case concerned a request for a side yard setback variance at 3901 Ransom Road for a proposed carport structure, which was debated in relation to zoning regulations and alternative placement options on the property.
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The Design and Historic Review Commission reviewed several cases involving property renovations and new construction. Key discussions included design approvals for exterior modifications at 226 S Abe, 1303 S Park St, 109 W Concho Ave, 639 S Chadbourne, and 515 W Beauregard Ave, along with a proposal for a new building and campus demolition at 655 Caddo St for Central High School. A request for roof modifications at 311 S Chadbourne was tabled pending further clarification. The Commission also discussed board member recruitment and reviewed various staff reports regarding historic and downtown district standards.
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