Hays County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Hays Central Appraisal District plans to buy 2–5 acres and construct a 26,000 sq. ft. office in Kyle for up to 80 staff, with an estimated cost not to exceed $15,000,000 and annual debt service around $1.1 million. Wimberley ISD’s board is asked on July 27, 2026 to approve a resolution supporting the land purchase and building, a statutory step before Hays CAD proceeds. This is early-stage capital planning based on a completed feasibility study, so design, engineering, construction, furniture, IT, and security vendors can begin positioning with Hays CAD and its consultants.
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$15,000,000Jul 27, 2026Council will discuss and may act to award RFB #73819 for the South Collector Wastewater Project to Santa Clara Construction, Ltd. for $4,714,829 and authorize the City Administrator to finalize the contract. The main construction vendor is therefore being selected, but the project will generate needs for inspection, testing, traffic control, and support services during build-out. Firms offering specialty construction services, materials, and owner’s rep or QA support can pursue subcontracting or adjunct work around Santa Clara’s contract.
Contract Award
$4,714,829Jul 21, 2026Dripping Springs plans to award RFB #73819 for the South Collector Wastewater Project to Santa Clara Construction for about $4.7 million. The work covers major wastewater infrastructure including easements, temporary construction access, and related tree removal impacts coordinated via separate agreements with Cuncashca LLC. This is a decided award but opens chances for suppliers, subs, inspection, materials testing, and future phases of the South Regional Water Reclamation system.
Contract Award
$4,714,829Jul 21, 2026The city is amending its sludge hauling services contract with K-3 Resources by $1,838,100 for a new not-to-exceed total of $3,213,100, requiring a budget amendment. K-3 is the incumbent hauler, so the main procurement is closed. Waste management, equipment, and dewatering vendors should track this as evidence of significant, growing sludge volumes and budget, which can justify conversations around optimization, treatment technology, or future rebid positioning.
Contract Admin
$3,213,100Jul 21, 2026Pape-Dawson Consulting Engineers is getting Amendment No. 3 to Task Order No. 6 for $37,327.50 to provide additional electrical engineering and extend the timeline for the CR 158 Elevated Storage Tank, Ground Storage Tank, and Pump Station project, for a new task order total of $1,581,635.50. This confirms continued design and coordination work on the electrical side. Electrical contractors, controls firms, and pump station equipment vendors should note that detailed electrical design is evolving, which can shape upcoming bid packages and integration needs.
Contract Admin
$1,581,636Jul 21, 2026Amendment No. 4 to the professional engineering agreement with STV Incorporated adds $99,879.75 in construction engineering services for the new Non-Potable Water Pump Station at the Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase 2 expansion, for a total contract value of about $30,225,123.84. STV remains the lead engineer on a very large WWTP expansion with a dedicated NPW pump station. Process equipment vendors, reuse water specialists, and construction firms should note the scale and complexity of this expansion as it moves deeper into implementation.
Contract Admin
$30,225,124Jul 21, 2026Council will consider a resolution consenting to Springhollow Municipal Utility District issuing up to $4,385,000 in water, sewer, and drainage bonds. The bonds reimburse water, wastewater, drainage, and wholesale water capacity costs under an existing agreement. Utility, engineering, and construction vendors should note this financing capacity, as it supports ongoing and future infrastructure work within the MUD that may require design, construction, and operations services.
Grant Funding
$4,385,000Jul 21, 2026Springhollow MUD is pursuing Water, Sewer, and Drainage Bond Issue No. 6 for $4.385 million to reimburse developer-built utilities in Parten Ranch Phase 8 and pay West Travis County PUA wholesale water capacity fees. Dripping Springs’ consent is required under a 2007 creation agreement, and staff recommend a resolution of no objection. The engineering report shows about $55.3 million total District debt and continued buildout, creating a long runway for utility engineering, construction, financial advisory, and compliance services.
Grant Funding
$4,385,000Jul 21, 2026Amendment #1 to Service Agreement 2025-221 will add $85,202.97 for Foster CM Group to extend on-site construction management and inspection for the CR 158 Elevated Storage Tank, Ground Storage Tank, and Pump Station, bringing their contract to $533,647.30. Foster CM is the incumbent construction manager, and the tanks and pump station construction is ongoing. Contractors, SCADA integrators, and equipment suppliers should read this as confirmation the CR 158 water storage and pumping project remains active, with potential for related work and future phases.
Contract Admin
$533,647Jul 21, 2026Kyle plans Amendment No. 2 to a task order with LJA Engineering for $132,550 to design and modify plans for an added bridge span to clear the ARWA waterline on the Kohlers to Seton 2022 Road Bond project. Total contract value rises to $400,365 with LJA as the design engineer. Civil contractors, bridge builders, and utility coordination specialists should view this as a sign that the road bond project is advancing toward construction with complex utility crossings that may need constructability input and future bid work.
Contract Admin
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Government Agencies in Hays County, Texas
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Wimberley Village Library District
Library District
Wimberley Independent School District
School2,700 students
UPPER SAN MARCOS WATERSHED RECLAMATION & FLOOD CONTROL DIST
Utility District
Texas State University
Higher Ed41,737 students
Texas Preparatory School
School73 students
San Marcos Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District
School8,447 students
OAK HILL FWSD 1
Utility District
North Hays County Mud 2
Utility District
North Hays County Mud 1
Utility District
Lasalle Mud 1
Utility District
Kyle Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Ki Charter
School429 students
Katherine Anne Porter School
School86 students
Hays County Mud 7B
Utility District
Hays County Mud 7A
Utility District
Hays County Mud 6
Utility District
Hays County Mud 5
Utility District
Hays County Mud 4
Utility District
Hays County
County292,029 pop.
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