Granular Activated Carbon Replacement (HRWSS) RFP
Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Granular Activated Carbon Replacement (HRWSS).
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Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Granular Activated Carbon Replacement (HRWSS).
Jul 23, 2026
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Provide 150 EA of grease, nlgi 2 lithium w/teflon, hydrotex, acculube (mt55), 750 EA of grease, nlgi 1. 5, iso 460, lithium complex ep mobil, mobilith shc 460 (no substitutions), 2 EA of grease, nlgi 2, lithium shell, alvania rl 2 (no substitutions). See outside link.
Jul 23, 2025
Closes
Aug 12, 2026
Supply of bearings, belts, and drive parts.
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City
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Arlington
County
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Madison
Address
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5300 S Collins St
Phone Number
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(817) 467-4343
Zip Code
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46018
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Trinity River Authority
The committee meeting addressed numerous infrastructure and operational authorizations for various regional wastewater systems. Key actions included approving contracts, engineering services agreements, and materials testing agreements for projects at the Central Regional Wastewater System, Denton Creek Regional Wastewater System, Mountain Creek Regional Wastewater System, Ten Mile Creek Regional Wastewater System, and the Walker-Calloway Branch Outfall Trunk Sewer System. Specific project approvals covered nutrient and odor control improvements, interceptor rehabilitation, lift station upgrades, digester heating and cooling, and access road development. Additionally, the committee adopted a Levee Emergency Action Plan, established a regulatory services fee schedule for fiscal year 2027, renewed a project management software contract, authorized land conveyance to the City of Livingston, and approved contracts for security services and various bids for goods and chemicals.
The board meeting agenda covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and operational items. Key discussions included the adoption of resolutions for grant submissions, authorization of land acquisitions via eminent domain for several wastewater system projects, and the approval of various engineering services agreements for infrastructure improvements and maintenance. The board also reviewed bid awards for goods, services, and chemicals, and received status reports on debt, capital contracts, and approved agreements. Additionally, the agenda featured the selection of an official auditor for the upcoming fiscal year, the authorization of revenue bond issuances for water and wastewater systems, approval of contract escalation and hazard mitigation policies, and various project awards involving construction, architectural, and materials testing services.
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The committee meeting covered a review of the Clean Rivers Program background, followed by a presentation from the Dallas Clean Waterways Division regarding Bacteria Source Tracking methods, implementation, and costs. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department provided an overview of their inland fisheries division, water management responsibilities, and habitat and angler access programs. Additional topics included implementation plans for trash abatement, rain gardens, and riparian restoration in the Joe Pool and Lake Arlington watersheds, updates on the FY 2026 workplan regarding mussel studies and water quality modeling, and an update on the progress of the 2026 Basin Summary Report.
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