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Oct 23, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Tarrant County is seeking bids for traffic control devices, safety equipment, and signage for road construction projects.
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Nov 6, 2026
The City of Kennedale seeks sealed construction bids to widen and reconstruct Eden Road and improve drainage. The work includes a new concrete headwall and extensions to concrete box culverts. The solicitation is project R0059382.02, classified as paving and drainage.
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Oct 23, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Tarrant County seeks preventative maintenance, repair services, and uninterruptible power supply equipment for county buildings in downtown and suburban locations. The initial contract lasts twelve months, with two optional twelve-month renewals subject to county and vendor approval. Materials, equipment, and repair parts must be reimbursed at cost without markup or additional fees.
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Census ID
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135072
Employee FTE
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5,030
Population
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2,248,466
Procurement Difficulty Score
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31 / 100
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This Software as a Service Agreement between Tarrant County and Tyler Technologies, Inc. covers a five-year upgrade to the Jury Management System, effective from November 15, 2024, to November 14, 2029. The agreement outlines recurring annual SaaS fees for the Enterprise Jury Manager and its add-ons, a fixed cost for professional implementation services, and variable transaction-based fees for jury summons. The upgrade will transition the system to a cloud-based solution to enhance efficiency and scalability.
This is a Software as a Service Agreement between Tarrant County, TX, and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the upgrade and migration of the Enterprise Justice Case Management System from an on-premise to a cloud-based solution. The contract is effective from November 15, 2024, to November 14, 2027, and includes SaaS services, professional migration services, and various terms regarding invoicing, support, and liability.
This contract outlines the purchase of Cartegraph Operations Management Software and associated professional services from OpenGov, Inc. (via its subsidiary Cartegraph Systems, LLC) by the County of Tarrant, TX. The agreement includes annual software subscriptions, commencing May 22, 2023, and concluding October 31, 2026, with escalating annual fees, and fixed-cost professional services deployment. The initial funding available for the first software period and all professional services amounts to $38,230.00.
This contract designates Cartegraph Systems LLC as the sole source provider for its Operations Management Software Suite and Shared Cloud Hosting services to Tarrant County for a term of sixty months, effective November 2, 2021. The agreement, identified by Purchase Agreement #PA-3305, outlines annual subscription costs for five terms, with the first year totaling $86,000.00 and subsequent years increasing incrementally. The contract details specific software components, support services, and comprehensive terms and conditions.
Tarrant County Commissioners Court is requested to approve Cartegraph Systems, LLC, a wholly-owned subsidiary of OpenGov, Inc., as a sole source provider for Cartegraph Operations Management Software licenses for a term of twelve months, effective November 1, 2025. The software is designed for enterprise asset and operations management. The document includes justification for the sole source determination based on the software's unique licensing and development by Cartegraph Systems LLC and OpenGov, Inc., as well as a letter from OpenGov, Inc. confirming its sole provider status. Past expenses of $93,970.00 were noted for contextual fiscal impact.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Tarrant County
The court meeting included announcements regarding a data center town hall, senior citizen resources, and the launch of trauma and resiliency healing circles. A resolution was adopted to recognize National Voter Registration Day and to commend local NAACP branches for their contributions to voter education and civic access. Furthermore, the court received public commentary concerning the previous reduction of voting sites and heard testimony criticizing the proposed budget for prioritizing jail and law enforcement funding over social service and community safety initiatives.
The board discussed and approved an agreement between the Tarrant County Housing Finance Corporation and Tarrant County for the fiscal year 2027 rent and utility assistance program. Key discussion topics included the corporation's purpose in supporting affordable housing, the current financial balance of the organization, and the utilization of these funds as a budgetary measure to assist with county funding constraints regarding community outreach services.
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The board discussed and took action on several items, including receiving financial statements for the period ending September 30, 2026, and amending authorized representatives on certificates of deposit accounts. Key approvals included the issuance of multifamily housing revenue bonds for the Richman Ridge Series 2026 project and completion bonds for the Cobblestone Manor project. Additionally, the board authorized grant funding for the My Health, My Resources trauma resiliency program, the Safe City Commission (One Safe Place), and the Alliance for Children.
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