Tarrant Regional Water District is seeking proposals from qualified operators to manage food, beverage, and related hospitality services at the Panther Island outdoor public pavilion. The operator would provide staffing, food and beverage operations, event concessions, marketing, maintenance, compliance, reporting, and sustainability practices for a 10,000-square-foot pavilion with concession/kitchen facilities and event spaces. Proposals must include a business plan, experience and references, a fee/revenue proposal, financial information, insurance capability, and required forms, with award based on weighted best value criteria.
Tarrant Regional Water District seeks an on-call contractor to respond rapidly when potentially contaminated soil, groundwater, tanks, drums, or other materials are discovered during construction. The contractor would provide personnel and services including testing, permitting, cleanup, transportation, disposal, documentation, and regulatory compliance. The solicitation calls for a supervisor able to respond within 48 hours and a 24/7 service line.
Tarrant Regional Water District seeks an on-call contractor to respond rapidly when potentially contaminated soil, groundwater, tanks, drums, or other materials are discovered during construction. The contractor would provide personnel and services including testing, permitting, cleanup, transportation, disposal, documentation, and regulatory compliance. The solicitation calls for a supervisor able to respond within 48 hours and a 24/7 service line.
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Board Of Directors Of Tarrant County Water Control And Improvement District Number One Regular Meeting Minutes
Date: Dec 26, 1932Type: Meeting mention
The board approved a payment to the tax assessor for services rendered for the 1932 tax year. Additionally, the directors reviewed and subsequently rejected bond purchase proposals submitted by two separate firms. The board also addressed difficulties regarding the procurement of a tax collector for the upcoming year and authorized district attorneys to pursue legislation to clarify the roles and procedures for the tax assessor and tax collector.
Board of Directors of Tarrant County Water Control and Improvement District Number One Regular Meeting
Date: Sep 21, 1931Type: Meeting mention
The board discussed several operational and administrative matters. Key actions included the approval of a 20-year guaranty bond for a gate house roof at the Bridgeport reservoir and the formalization of an agreement with L.P. Card to serve as the Tax Collector. The board also authorized a settlement payment regarding the appraisal of a telephone line impacted by the Eagle Mountain Reservoir construction. Additionally, the directors approved a voucher check for telegram expenses, ratified the sale of structures on acquired property, and authorized the renewal of a land lease.
Tarrant County Water Control And Improvement District Number One Regular Meeting
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The board reviewed and approved a contract for the Tax Assessor for 1933 and examined several monthly audit reports from the district's auditors. The board discussed demands from construction companies regarding the sale of district bonds and opted not to proceed with their requests. Financial reports were reviewed, and voucher checks were approved for payment. Additionally, the board ratified security pledges from the district's depository bank and approved several proposals for land leases for the year 1933, subject to specific conditions regarding payments and written contracts.
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