NOTICE TO BIDDERS Zapata County Airport TxDOT Solicitation No.: NTB2521ZAPAT00053
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Closes
Oct 1, 2026
Sealed bids for the construction of airport improvements, specifically Airfield Pavement & Electrical improvements, at Zapata County Airport.
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Closes
Oct 1, 2026
Sealed bids for the construction of airport improvements, specifically Airfield Pavement & Electrical improvements, at Zapata County Airport.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Zapata County
The Commissioners Court reviewed several key items, including financial matters such as approval of invoices, checks, and the reimbursement of overpaid FEMA funds. The court also addressed operational requests, including approval for office space for the Children's Advocacy Center of Webb County, the purchase of a desktop computer for the District Court Coordinator, and a pay increase for a Class D Operator. Additionally, the court discussed and approved various infrastructure projects, including sewer improvement projects, a service agreement for a fire pump at the courthouse, and the installation of street lights. The meeting also addressed legal and administrative items, such as tabling a request regarding security cameras, approving a memorandum of understanding with the Attorney General's office, and authorizing the County Attorney to negotiate property rights on Retama Drive.
This Comprehensive Safety Action Plan for Zapata County outlines a commitment to enhance roadway safety for all residents and travelers. It prioritizes data-driven solutions, infrastructure improvements, policy changes, and community engagement, grounded in the principles of the Safe System Approach. The plan's primary objective is to reduce roadway fatalities and serious injuries by 30% by the year 2035, with a focus on improving safety conditions along major roadways.
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The meeting included the approval of the Treasurer's Financial Report. Discussions and actions were taken regarding the Romeo T. Flores Park project, noting an inability to acquire a bond and subsequent rescission of a previous bid award. The Court reviewed updates on landfill capacity and satellite phone services. Actions included approving the independent audit for the year ending September 30, 2007, and approving the continuation of services for recycling collection. The Court tabled a request to award a bid for the Phase II - Precinct 1 Street Paving Project. Other approved actions included a street name change in Linda Vista Subdivision, adoption of a resolution for the Tejano Monument placement, hiring an appraiser for specific lots, and approving the lease or purchase of roll-off containers for the citizens' collection station. The Court also approved designating the old landfill as a location for the citizens' collection station, approving a resolution for a TxDOT grant submission, realigning Bluff Drive, approving the construction of a parking area/driveway at South Elementary School, hiring two temporary employees for the Maintenance Department, installing a speed hump on Bravo Street, authorizing an audit of the Chamber of Commerce and EDC expenditures, and approving a resolution supporting the Local Border Security Program FY 08. Line item transfers were also approved.
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