Bexar County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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CPS Energy is in the middle of its Evolve ERP Transformation, moving to an Oracle-based modern utilities platform with phased releases through at least Q1 2028. The July 20, 2026 update shows detailed design and build underway, recalibrated release plans, and an FY2027 O&M and capital ERP budget still largely unspent. This is relevant for firms offering ERP-integrated tools, CX, asset, testing, training, cloud security, and change services that can plug into Oracle and support upcoming releases and continuous improvements.
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$377,600,000Jul 20, 2026Council approved an agreement with D&D Contractors, Inc. for the Dietz Elkhorn Road Reconstruction and Water Line Replacement Project, up to $4,787,038.15. Staff was directed to use digital signage and plan a detour route for commercial vehicles to reduce neighborhood traffic. The main construction contract is decided, but there will be significant needs for traffic control equipment, digital message boards, detour planning, and construction support services during implementation.
Contract Award
$4,787,038Jul 16, 2026Staff recommend approving forbearance agreements with several landowners for Edwards groundwater withdrawal rights under the Voluntary Irrigation Suspension Program Option, totaling between $447,077.56 and $1,771,751.80. This is part of the Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan to reduce irrigation pumping. While the primary agreements are decided, environmental consultants and program administrators may find follow-on work in monitoring, reporting, and program optimization tied to these conservation contracts.
Contract Award
$1,771,751Jul 14, 2026Council reviewed FY 2027 water, sewer, and stormwater budgets, including $500,000 per year for sewer rehab and $500,000 for water line rehab from bond proceeds, plus ongoing stormwater capital like brush cleaning and a future $1 million Oak Meadows drainage project. Focus areas include water acquisition, a Public Works Annex, and regular line rehabilitation. These funded programs point to upcoming design, rehab, and construction contracts for underground utilities and drainage.
Budget Planning
$2,000,000Jul 21, 2026Universal City plans to issue $20 million in Waterworks and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 2026, to fund a Public Works Annex building and water infrastructure/investment, with a 25‑year repayment term agreed in principle. Bond counsel outlined a timeline to lock rates and receive funds by September 17, 2026. Once financed, the City will need architectural, engineering, and construction services for the Annex and associated water infrastructure upgrades.
Budget Planning
$20,000,000Jul 21, 2026SAISD will amend Addendum A-3 of its Third Future Schools contract covering Hirsch ES, Ogden ES, and Tafolla College Prep MS. The amendment defines conditions under which the district can terminate for fiscal issues, missed performance metrics, unacceptable ratings, or bottom 5% performance, and clarifies 2026-2029 renewal timelines and SB1882 payments (approx. $1.27M across three org codes). This resets accountability expectations with the charter operator and frames future improvement work.
Contract Admin
$1,272,000Jul 20, 2026AACOG is adopting 2026 mid‑year budget modifications that raise its total budget to about $104 million, reflecting new awards, extensions, and fund balance transfers across programs like Aging, Transit, Military & Veterans, IDD, Natural Resources, Public Safety, Weatherization, AACOG Complex, and Schertz EMS. These changes highlight where funds are expanding, being deferred to FY 2027, or covering building debt and legal settlements. Vendors can use this to target funded areas such as nutrition, caregiver services, transit, air quality, weatherization, and EMS support for upcoming purchases or contract work.
Budget Planning
$104,077,211Jul 15, 2026Leon Valley is preparing a Texas Water Development Board WSIG grant application for up to $21,000,000 for water system improvements. Planned scope includes priority water main replacements based on the city CIP, new AMI water meters, and purchasing additional water rights, all funded as a 100% grant under HB 500. Engineering firms, AMI vendors, and water-rights advisors should engage as the city finalizes its application and project design, as this could lead to large implementation contracts if awarded.
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$21,000,000Jul 14, 2026Award RFP260012 HIZ cafeteria visual upgrades, chairs, and tables.
Contract Award
$748,278Jul 23, 2026The Board will consider approval of Texas Political Subdivisions insurance coverage totaling $764,527, including property, crime, auto, liability, law enforcement, school board legal, and $7,503 for cyber liability. This confirms TPS as the district’s insurance provider for multiple lines of coverage. While the main insurance award is decided, cybersecurity, risk management, and incident response vendors can use the modest cyber liability allocation as a signal to discuss security posture, cyber training, and technology controls that reduce risk and maximize coverage value.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Bexar County, Texas
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Via Metro Transit Authority
Special District
University Health System
Public Hospital
Town of St. Hedwig
City2,319 pop.
Town of Hollywood Park
City3,074 pop.
Town of China Grove
City1,131 pop.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Higher Ed9,476 students
The University of Texas at San Antonio
Higher Ed38,396 students
Texas Center for Infectious Disease
Public Hospital
Texas A&M University-san Antonio
Higher Ed7,479 students
TRINITY GLEN ROSE GCD
Utility District
St Philip's College
Higher Ed13,532 students
Southwest Preparatory School
School787 students
Southwest Independent School District
School13,747 students
Southside Independent School District
School5,965 students
South San Antonio Independent School District
School7,872 students
Somerset Independent School District
School4,147 students
Somerset Academies of Texas
School3,097 students
School of Science and Technology Discovery
School5,644 students
School of Science and Technology
School4,315 students
San Antonio Water System (SAWS)
Utility District
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