CONTRACTAPPROVED

Town of Galveston Awards $8,968 Insurance Contract to Smith Sawyer Smith (July 2025)

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Disclosed value
$8,968.00
From minutes
Approved
Jul 14, 2025
Term
Annual

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What it covers

Smith Sawyer Smith invoice approved for $8,968.00 for annual workers comp premium.

Who holds it

Smith Sawyer Smith holds this insurance contract with Town of Galveston.

What happens next

Term as filed: Annual.

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Contract details

Contract type
Insurance
Amount
$8,968.00
Document date
July 14, 2025
Term
Annual
Source document
town-of-galveston-town-council-meeting-minutes-july-14-2025_aa0.pdf (Minutes)

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Who was awarded the insurance contract by Town of Galveston?

Smith Sawyer Smith was awarded this insurance contract by Town of Galveston, as recorded on July 14, 2025. The contract value is $8,968.00.

How much is the Smith Sawyer Smith contract with Town of Galveston worth?

The Smith Sawyer Smith contract with Town of Galveston is valued at $8,968.00, covering insurance work.

What type of contract is this?

This is a Insurance contract, documented as a minutes record.

Where was this contract approved?

This contract appears in town-of-galveston-town-council-meeting-minutes-july-14-2025_aa0.pdf (Minutes), dated July 14, 2025 from Town of Galveston. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.

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