Reorganizational Consultant (Request For Quote)
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Sep 9, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
Provide reorganizational consultant.
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Provide road drainage improvements.
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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 21, 2026
Travis County is soliciting bids for the Wyldwood Road Drainage Improvements project in Texas. The opportunity is an Invitation for Bids for construction-related work, including installation, repairs, and removal. Bids are due September 21, 2026, at 2:00 PM CDT, and the posting identifies no grant program.
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Census ID
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191593
Employee FTE
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5,515
Population
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1,389,670
Procurement Hell Score
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42 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Travis County
The Commissioners' Court held a voting session covering a wide array of county business. Key agenda items included the approval of several land plats and public hearing dates for street name changes, a briefing on the outdoor burning ban, and the approval of construction for private street subdivisions. The court addressed budget amendments, interlocal cooperation agreements for day labor and training services, and grant applications for sheriff and transportation programs. Additionally, the court discussed personnel amendments, liability claims, the issuance of multifamily revenue bonds, and accepted a judicial resignation. Executive sessions were conducted to discuss legal contracts, claims, and personnel matters.
The court convened a voting session, addressing multiple administrative, financial, and legal matters. Key actions included the approval of various grants for the Sheriff's office, contracts for infrastructure and energy services, and the establishment of an inter-jurisdictional emergency management program. The court also conducted a public hearing regarding a utility easement vacation, reviewed master plans for a baseball complex, and held an executive session to discuss real estate, personnel, and legal settlement issues. Additionally, appointments were made to regional boards and legislative liaisons were designated.
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The court convened to address various public hearings, including plat recordings, temporary road closures for events, and community development grant needs. Key agenda items included ozone reduction policies, updates to fiscal year 2010 budget guidelines, approval of professional service contracts for DNA consulting and substance abuse treatment, and legislative priorities. Additionally, several real estate and personnel matters were deliberated in executive session, and updates regarding construction projects and growth management were received.
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