One Time Purchase for 30-inch Butterfly Isolation Valves With Installation Included RFP
Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Procure and install two (2) 30" butterfly isolation valves within the central plant chilled water distribution system.
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Aug 7, 2026
Closes
Aug 26, 2026
Procure and install two (2) 30" butterfly isolation valves within the central plant chilled water distribution system.
Aug 4, 2026
Closes
Dec 14, 2026
Work includes cure-in-place rehabilitation of approx 23,500 LF of 48" to 72" fiberglass reinforced plastic sewer mains at various depths and replacement and/or rehabilitation of associated manholes; replacement of three siphon structure lids will be required; bypass of large diameter sanitary sewer mains will be required.
Aug 3, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Installation of approx 8,570 LF of 24" pvc water main and 1,990 LF of 16" pvc water main by trenchless and open-cut methods.
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San Antonio
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Bexar
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2800 US Hwy 281 N
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78212
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Antonio Water System
The meeting agenda covered consent agenda items related to equipment, materials, and supplies, as well as multiple capital improvement contracts for water and sewer line projects. Key business included the acquisition of easements for the IH-10 water main project, lease agreements for Edwards Aquifer groundwater rights, and the appointment of new members to the Community Conservation Committee. Additionally, the Board discussed utility service agreements, held a briefing on potential commercial tract service agreements, conducted an executive session on system resiliency and legal matters, and addressed the award of contracts for the Emergency Preparedness Plan.
The Board addressed various purchasing and capital improvement contracts, including construction and rehabilitation projects for water and sewer systems. Key actions included the approval of the Annual Budget for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2024, along with related fee and rate adjustments. The Board also reviewed easement agreements, professional services contracts, and held an Executive Session to discuss legal and personnel matters. Additionally, the meeting included a public hearing on the annual budget and briefings regarding PFAS lawsuits and the SAWS Consent Decree.
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The board meetings covered a wide range of operational and administrative approvals. Key topics included the awarding of numerous contracts for equipment, materials, and services, such as enterprise backup solutions, multi-functional equipment leases, aerial imagery, and work uniforms. Capital improvement projects were prioritized, with multiple resolutions passed for water and sewer line improvements, adjustments, and relocations throughout the service area, involving various construction and engineering firms. The board also handled real estate matters, including easement acquisitions and office lease renewals. Furthermore, the board reviewed and approved utility service agreements for new developments, COVID-19 relief planning for delinquent accounts, and professional service contracts for rate studies and security assessments. Briefing sessions were held on budget proposals, resiliency tracking, and departmental infrastructure plans, along with executive sessions to discuss legal and personnel matters.
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