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Government Projects in Harris County

73 projects across 18 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Glenn Avenue reconstruction and Roseme Drive paving and drainage improvement.

Contract Award
$2,573,238Aug 19, 2026

Texas Southern University executed a multi-year contract with EBSCO Information Services to provide foreign and domestic subscription renewals and electronic databases for the university library. The agreement runs from September 1, 2026 through April 30, 2030, with an estimated $480,000 in 2027 serials plus up to $1,133,582 in database costs and a 4.5% service charge on subscriptions. This locks in EBSCO as incumbent for serials and databases, but also signals ongoing needs around discovery, access, analytics, and potential integrations or complementary content and services.

Contract Award
$1,133,582Jul 28, 2026

Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering, LLC is slated for a $1,884,355 professional engineering services agreement for Sommerall subdivision drainage improvements in Precinct 4. This contract covers design for a substantial neighborhood drainage project. Contractors specializing in drainage infrastructure should view this as a precursor to sizable construction bids. Tracking the UPIN and engaging with Precinct 4 engineering staff can prepare firms for the construction phase, including stormwater channels, pipes, and detention work.

Contract Award
$1,884,355Jul 21, 2026

F.H. Paschen, S.N. Nielsen & Associates LLC is being awarded a $2,221,536 contract to design and construct pre-manufactured primary care and behavioral health facilities at various park locations in Precinct 2. This combines healthcare delivery with park infrastructure. The prime’s selection is set, but medical equipment suppliers, telehealth vendors, and clinic fit-out specialists can pursue roles via subcontracting and future expansions. Understanding the clinic models and technology needs with Precinct 2 and the contractor is key.

Contract Award
$2,221,536Jul 21, 2026

SpawGlass Construction Corp. is being awarded a $6,689,679 contract for canopy installation at the Tom Bass Park amphitheater, including associated construction work. This is a significant park enhancement managed through the Office of the County Engineer. While the prime contractor is decided, specialty fabric, lighting, sound, and seating vendors may find subcontract or change-order opportunities. Engaging with SpawGlass and Precinct 2 can uncover roles in specialty systems, finishes, or event infrastructure.

Contract Award
$6,689,679Jul 21, 2026

The Port is awarding a $3,451,567 construction contract to Tegrity Contractors, Inc. for a new 6,386-square-foot fire station at Barbours Cut Terminal, after negotiations failed with the top-ranked proposer. The station will include apparatus bays, dorms, storage, and support spaces. With a builder selected, follow-on opportunities may focus on specialty fire systems, furnishings, and maintenance services.

Contract Award
$3,451,567Jul 21, 2026

The Port Commission is awarding up to $2,000,000 to Moffatt & Nichol to provide Project Management Owner representative services for development of Terminal 3. The PMO office will guide the full project lifecycle to add future container capacity. This confirms Moffatt & Nichol as the owner’s rep, while other design, construction, and technology packages for Terminal 3 will follow and need vendors.

Contract Award
$2,000,000Jul 21, 2026

The Port is awarding up to $3,500,000 to Gahagan & Bryant Associates, Inc. for general engineering, design, and channel support services on a task order basis. Work includes dredging-related support, terminal improvements, and DMPA assistance along the Houston Ship Channel and at Port terminals. Incumbent intelligence here helps vendors anticipate where and how channel projects may be scoped and supported.

Contract Award
$3,500,000Jul 21, 2026

The Port is awarding up to $3,200,000 to Freese and Nichols, Inc. for environmental planning, permitting, and preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement for the Barbours Cut Northside Expansion. The firm will act as third-party contractor to USACE to satisfy NEPA and permitting under Sections 10, 404, and 408. This environmental work advances a major container capacity expansion that will later require design, construction, and mitigation services.

Contract Award
$3,200,000Jul 21, 2026

The Port is awarding up to $5,700,000 to Gahagan and Bryant Associates, Inc. for engineering, design, and construction administration of the Bayport East End project. This project will convert the cruise terminal area and turning basin for expanded container operations, including a new berth and basin at Bayport Container Terminal. The award confirms the lead engineer, but major construction, equipment, and systems work will follow.

Contract Award
$5,700,000Jul 21, 2026

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