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Government Projects in Bastrop County

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The District approved applying to the Texas Water Development Board for up to $10,000,000 in financial assistance for water system improvements, with Schaumburg & Polk leading grant pursuit. The July GM report notes all materials have been submitted and the District is waiting for TWDB feedback. This is a major, grant-funded capital program where engineering, construction, and equipment vendors can help shape scopes once funding terms are known and subsequent projects are sequenced.

Grant Funding
$10,000,000Jul 16, 2026

The Hunters Crossing PID Board and Hunters Crossing HOA will discuss shifting ownership and maintenance of subdivision common areas, including financial obligations. The meeting packet shows four years of contractor mowing/landscaping costs totaling about $297,000, with several different vendors used. If responsibilities move to the HOA or are restructured, maintenance contracts, service scope, and funding models are likely to change, creating room for new or rebid grounds and facilities service agreements.

Pre-RFP
$297,095Jul 16, 2026

P3 Works prepared the FY2027 Service and Assessment Plan update for Hunters Crossing PID, with the Board reviewing it ahead of a resolution to City Council. The plan sets a 2027 assessment of about $572,000, including $221,567 for operations and maintenance such as maintenance, legal, admin support, and a $74,900 transfer to debt service. This is a forward-looking budget signal; consultants, O&M contractors, and financial advisors can align offerings to the PID’s multi-year funding structure and upcoming legal, admin, and maintenance needs.

Budget Planning
$572,060Jul 16, 2026

The district is seeking board approval for a 2026-27 subscription to NWEA MAP assessments above the $50,000 threshold. MAP will be used for student progress monitoring in math, reading, science, and reading fluency, and includes on-site professional learning for staff. This signals a decided adoption of NWEA through August 2027 and a defined assessment and PD strategy that related curriculum, data, and intervention vendors will need to integrate with.

Contract Award
$102,000Jul 20, 2026

Bringing in the TML City Financial Boot Camp team to assist with budget, property tax calculations, and overall financial management processes.

Pre-RFP
$12,000Jul 14, 2026

Lost Pines GCD is actively using Spheros Environmental under an on-call 2026 hydrogeological services contract (Project R26-00057-00). A June 15, 2026 invoice shows intensive consulting, monitoring, GMA-12 support, and permit review work totaling about $25,000 for May alone. Firms offering complementary modeling, data platforms, field instrumentation, or specialty studies can pursue subcontracting or future rebids and adjacent analytics tools while Spheros is incumbent.

Contract Admin
$25,067Jul 15, 2026

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