Burnet County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The district will pay Bayes Achievement Center approximately $651,000 from IDEA-B funds for residential fees and tuition for two students. This indicates a high-cost, intensive special education placement continuing into 2026-27. Special education service providers can read this as a sign of complex needs and potential demand for related supports, wraparound services, or future placement options.
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$651,000Jul 20, 2026The board is asked to approve $645,000 from the Food Service fund to purchase food and non-food items from Labatt Food Services. This identifies Labatt as the primary distributor for cafeteria commodities and supplies in 2026-27. Competing distributors and manufacturers can treat this as incumbent intelligence and plan outreach ahead of the next contract or co-op rebid.
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$645,000Jul 20, 2026Transportation is requesting $330,000 from the general fund to purchase fuel from Hays City Corporation. This sets fuel sourcing for the district’s bus fleet in 2026-27. Fuel suppliers and fleet management vendors can use this as incumbent insight and to discuss cost management, card programs, or future alternative fuel options.
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$330,000Jul 20, 2026Food Service is requesting approval to spend $85,000 with Oak Farms for milk using Food Service funds. This sets Oak Farms as the milk supplier for 2026-27. Food service and packaging vendors can note the incumbent and volume to discuss supplemental items or future bid cycles for dairy products.
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$85,000Jul 20, 2026The agenda mentions reallocating Capital Area Housing Finance Corporation funds to purchase laptops, including two for the Tax Assessor/Collector and two with docking stations for the Magistrates Office. These are replacements for devices no longer eligible for certain non-profits. IT hardware vendors can view this as small, near-term laptop orders and a sign that both the tax office and magistrates may have ongoing modernization needs for end-user devices.
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$3,560Jul 14, 2026The board is asked to approve a renewal purchase with Franklin Covey for Leader in Me program supplies funded by Title I, II, and IV. The aggregate amount for 2026-27 is $57,103. This confirms Franklin Covey as the incumbent SEL/leadership curriculum provider and shows ongoing grant-funded program support, creating potential for add-on services, training, or future competitive shifts when grants or contracts are revisited.
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$57,103Jul 20, 2026The Business Office is seeking approval to pay Skyward $39,230 from the general fund for the district’s annual license fee. This confirms Skyward as the incumbent SIS/ERP platform for 2026-27. IT and SIS-related vendors can plan around this renewal cycle for integration work, add-ons, or future migration discussions as the next renewal approaches.
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$39,230Jul 20, 2026The Sheriff's Office seeks approval to buy a Direct-link bridge series crisis response Throw Phone from ETGI (sole source) for up to $26,960.99, a Dell Pro 24 all-in-one training room computer for $1,731.03, and two DJI Matrice 4TD drones for up to $22,962. This locks in ETGI, Dell, and DJI as key technologies for crisis response, training, and aerial operations. Public safety tech providers can look at follow-on needs like integration, software, training, drone payloads, and maintenance contracts.
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$51,654Jul 14, 2026At the June 22, 2026 budget workshop, the City Manager informed Council that Worley Tree Service has been hired to prune and remove trees throughout the golf course. The service is expected to cost about $2,100 per month and will be budgeted as contract labor. The main decision is made, but other grounds, arborist, or specialty maintenance vendors can watch this as incumbent intel for future rebids or complementary work such as irrigation, turf, or hazard mitigation.
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$2,100Jul 21, 2026Burnet County is transferring $8,712 from a machinery/equipment line to purchase rifle plates for the Sheriff's Office using interest funds. A quote from GT Distributors in Austin specifies 12 Hardwire 9000 Type III 10x12 multi-curve plates under BuyBoard Contract 798-26, for a total of $8,712 during the 4/1/26-3/31/27 contract term. This confirms GT Distributors as the armor supplier and signals future body armor, tactical gear, and related equipment buys may continue through BuyBoard or similar cooperative contracts.
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Government Agencies in Burnet County, Texas
15 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Marble Falls Independent School District
School4,063 students
Marble Falls Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
City of Meadowlakes
City1,893 pop.
City of Marble Falls
City7,573 pop.
City of Highland Haven
City421 pop.
City of Double Horn
City286 pop.
City of Cottonwood Shores
City1,621 pop.
City of Burnet
City6,940 pop.
City of Bertram
City2,060 pop.
CIMARRON SHORES WCID
Utility District
CENTRAL TEXAS GCD
Utility District
Burnet Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Burnet County
County55,722 pop.
Burnet Consolidated ISD
School3,304 students
BURNET COUNTY WCID 1
Utility District
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