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Government Projects in Bell County

16 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Belton ISD is awarding RCSP #2605-475-421 for districtwide hail damage roofing repairs, managed by Hoar Project Management. Three proposals were received and the administration recommends Rycars Construction, LLC for a contract not to exceed $6,172,870, funded by insurance reimbursement. This sets Rycars as the main contractor for storm-related roof work, with likely needs for materials, safety services, and related trades during implementation.

Contract Award
$6,172,870Jul 20, 2026

Construction of Hartrick Bluff Road from FM93 to Waters Derry Road and FM93 improvements and traffic signalization.

Contract Award
$9,711,390Jul 17, 2026

Temple College will replace 74 end-of-life Canon copiers and printers and implement Canon uniFLOW Online print management through Kirbo’s Office Systems under DIR contract DIR-CPO-5428. The capital cost is $131,645 for devices plus $13,734 annually for five years for uniFLOW, with click charges of $0.05 color and $0.01 B/W (discounted in Media Center). Managed print and EdTech vendors should see this as a five-year managed document services commitment, with integration, security, and workflow optimization opportunities around the new platform.

Contract Award
$200,315Jul 20, 2026

Temple College is seeking Board approval to renew Ellucian CRM Advise and CRM Recruit and to add the Ellucian Intelligent Learning Platform for D2L integration. The one-year purchase totals $161,640 under a sole source contract and will co-term all Ellucian agreements through August 2027. This confirms Ellucian as the CRM and integration incumbent, signaling future needs around student success workflows, LMS integration, data strategy, and the next renewal cycle in 2027.

Contract Award
$161,640Jul 20, 2026

Temple College will renew Ellucian CRM Advise and CRM Recruit licenses plus Intelligent Learning Platform integration with D2L for $161,640 for one year, co-terming Ellucian contracts to August 2027. These tools handle admissions, recruitment, and student success workflows and integrate with Ellucian Colleague and Brightspace. CRM and EdTech vendors should treat Ellucian as the entrenched SIS/CRM ecosystem, with opportunities around optimization, integrations, data analytics, and planning for future renewals beyond 2027.

Contract Award
$161,640Jul 20, 2026

Temple College plans to purchase a Vectis Cobot Welding Tool with UR7e, including welder, table, curriculum advising, and training, for $124,476 via ATC under TIPS. The cobot system will support robotic welding instruction and industry-aligned automation training in the Workforce & Visual Arts Building. Automation, robotics, and integration firms should note that a specific cobot platform and vendor ecosystem are being established on campus, creating needs for programming support, curriculum, and possible additional cells.

Contract Award
$124,476Jul 20, 2026

Temple College will engage Ellucian for managed Advisory Services focused on CRM Recruit, at a fee of $74,250 for the term September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2027. The service provides up to 8 hours per week of expert support on recruitment workflows, configuration, integrations, and strategy. Competing CRM consultants and enrollment strategy firms should view this as a signal of active CRM optimization and plan to engage around any gaps or needs that emerge after the Ellucian-led engagement ends.

Contract Award
$74,250Jul 20, 2026

Temple College leadership is seeking Board approval to purchase two FACET Electrical Systems Training Laboratories and two professional soldering workstations from Advanced Technologies Consultants via TIPS Contract #250802. The $65,611 purchase is funded by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board TRUE Construction Grant and includes shipping and installation. This confirms Advanced Technologies Consultants as incumbent for electrical training equipment, signaling potential for future lab expansions, maintenance, and related workforce training technology needs.

Contract Award
$65,611Jul 20, 2026

Temple College leadership is seeking Board approval to buy two FACET Electrical Systems Training Laboratories and two professional soldering workstations from Advanced Technologies Consultants via TIPS Contract #250802. The $65,611 purchase is funded by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board TRUE Construction Grant and includes shipping and installation. This confirms Advanced Technologies Consultants as the chosen vendor and signals current build-out of modern electrical and electronics labs that may drive future add-on equipment and curriculum-support needs.

Contract Award
$65,611Jul 20, 2026

Temple College will purchase four nursing simulation manikins with hardware and licenses from Laerdal Medical Corporation via BuyBoard. The $60,034.48 order is grant-funded through the NAHP grant and the VP of Administrative Services is authorized for change orders. Simulation vendors and service firms should note Laerdal as the incumbent and look for follow-on needs like curriculum content, maintenance, and future lab expansions.

Contract Award
$60,034Jul 20, 2026

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