Description: The Texas Department of Transportation is seeking electrical maintenance and repair services for its Waco District. The procurement is an invitation for bids under reference number 601310000103527, not a grant program. Responses must be submitted through the online portal by November 30, 2026, at 3:00 PM CST.
StateAgency · TX, US
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Board meeting
380 days before RFP
TxDOT maintenance staff reported ongoing maintenance-contract work to bring signals back online and upgrade network luminaires to LED.
>> Okay, good morning everyone. Yeah, Mark Johnson. I'm out of the maintenance division here at this campus. I work with MMS data if you're not familiar. Basically, we take in data for all the activities we do in maintenance both through in-house crews, texttop folks with the orange shirts on and through routine maintenance contracts. We try to consolidate…
Texas Ancillary Structures Interest Group (Tasig) Annual Meeting
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