Travis County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Austin is negotiating a cost participation agreement with Vanterra Capital Group for oversized wastewater infrastructure to serve the Fossil Creek mixed-use project and surrounding basin. The city will reimburse up to $5,720,080 for design, engineering, and construction of a larger lift station, force main, and gravity main than the development alone requires. This is developer‑delivered but city‑funded utility work, creating near‑term needs for engineering, surveying, geotechnical, construction, and project management services, plus future follow‑on work as the basin builds out.
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$5,720,080Jul 23, 2026Austin is moving to award a construction contract for the Elmhurst Drive Wastewater Pipe Renewal project to HEI Civil Texas, LLC. The $5,263,300 capital project will renew 8,600 feet of wastewater mains and replace 1,300 feet of potable water mains in poor condition in zip code 78741. The IFB closed in February 2026 and HEI Civil Texas submitted the lowest responsive bid; Council approval in July 2026 will finalize the award and contingency. This creates follow-on opportunities for specialty construction, utility coordination, traffic control, CCTV inspection, and future pipeline renewal work across Austin Water’s 3,000-mile system.
Contract Award
$5,263,300Jul 23, 2026Austin plans to negotiate a three-year, up-to-$3M agreement with Foundation Communities to provide site-based supportive housing services at the 120-unit Arbor Terrace property. All units are permanent supportive housing, with 30 for chronically homeless residents and 50 for those homeless less than a year, supported by about 14 FTEs providing case management, crisis intervention, and related services. While the operator is set, this scale of services can drive demand for complementary behavioral health, workforce, medical, and facilities supports, and the contract term hints at a future rebid or expansion window.
Contract Award
$3,000,000Jul 23, 2026Austin is amending three existing contracts to add $1,750,000 for compensation consulting, including market studies, organizational reviews, and pay benchmarking across the city workforce. The total five-year authorization will rise to $3,078,000, shared by Gallagher, PFM Group Consulting, and Segal Waters Consulting. While the primary vendors are set, this signals ongoing work around compensation data, HR analytics, and change management where niche tools, data sources, or subcontract support may still be useful.
Contract Award
$1,750,000Jul 23, 2026Austin Council is approving the third reading of a 10‑year, non‑exclusive natural gas franchise with Texas Gas Service Company, replacing a 20‑year agreement expiring October 16, 2026. The deal governs right‑of‑way use, a 5% franchise fee, leak detection reporting, annual capital improvement reports, and a low‑income assistance program to be in place by January 1, 2029. This sets a long runway of gas infrastructure work, reporting, and public engagement where engineering, environmental, data, and outreach vendors can support Texas Gas Service and the City.
Contract Award
$10,832,000Jul 23, 2026GTUA is set to award the Lake Kiowa SUD Water Main Replacement Phase 5 contract after receiving three bids, with Blackrock Construction low at $4,817,880. The project replaces about 25,800 LF of AC water mains with HDPE via HDD and open cut, adds hydrants and appurtenances, and abandons old mains, funded by a $6.61M bond for construction. This signals a large, multi‑year waterline job where subs, material suppliers, HDD specialists, and inspection, paving, and restoration providers can still pursue participation and follow‑on phases.
Contract Award
$6,610,000Jul 20, 2026WTCPUA will act on a recommendation to award Cross Country Transmission Main Segment 3 to Liberty Civil for about $1.41 million. This is one of several large mains in their CIP, aimed at improving distribution and reliability. While the primary contract is decided, subcontractors, material suppliers, and services like inspection, SCADA, and restoration may still find work, and this award helps define the incumbent on this segment.
Contract Award
$1,413,073Jul 16, 2026WTCPUA plans to award the Highway 290 30-inch Parallel Transmission Main Segment 2 to Austin Engineering Company for about $11.36 million. This is a major capacity project along a key growth corridor and part of a multi-segment program already under permitting and design. The main construction contract is decided, but suppliers of large-diameter pipe, valves, coatings, SCADA, and related services can still pursue subcontract roles and prepare for later segments.
Contract Award
$11,357,186Jul 16, 2026Under TLL: Academics, the district is rescaling, but not eliminating, key student support contracts like Literacy First Americorps, Communities in Schools of Central Texas, UT Project Males, Imagine Learning/Edgenuity, MINDPOP, EcoRise, and Seedling, while fully cutting others such as Con Mi Madre and certain consulting. Social & Emotional Learning and Student Support Services budgets see travel, events, and contracted services reduced. This environment favors providers who can demonstrate strong impact per dollar and integrate across academics, SEL, and mental health supports.
Budget Planning
$1,783,250Jul 26, 2026Austin Water is pursuing a 20‑year low‑interest SWIFT loan of up to $5,000,000 from the Texas Water Development Board to fund its polybutylene service line replacement program. This is the second installment of a multi‑year $45,000,000 loan package supporting a ten‑year capital project to replace failing small‑diameter water service lines citywide. Vendors already involved in pipeline engineering, construction, and conservation technology can expect ongoing work as 19,000 identified lines are replaced over the next decade. Financial advisors and program management consultants can help Austin optimize loan drawdowns, rate impacts, and CIP delivery on future installments through 2029.
Grant Funding
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Government Agencies in Travis County, Texas
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Woodside Mud 1
Utility District
Wood Trace Mud 4A
Utility District
Willow Creek Farms Mud
Utility District
Williamson-travis Counties Mud 1
Utility District
Wild Ridge Mud
Utility District
Westbank Community Library District
Library District
Westador Mud
Utility District
West Travis County Municipal Utility District 6
Special District
West Travis County Mud 8
Utility District
West Travis County Mud 6
Utility District
West Memorial Mud
Utility District
West Cedar Creek Mud
Utility District
Wells Branch Mud
Utility District
Wells Branch Community Library District
Library District
Webberville Village
City451 pop.
Wayside Schools
School1,651 students
WEST CYPRESS HILLS WCID 1
Utility District
Volente Village
City503 pop.
Venable Ranch Mud 1
Utility District
Valor Public Schools
School2,158 students
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