8 items where Harris County Commissioners Court's official record names Pollution Control Services as the department bringing it forward.
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The Court is asked to ratify a grant application submitted to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for up to $3,000,000 under the FY26 New Technology Implementation Grant Program, which would require Harris County to provide a matching $3,000,000.
Pollution Control Services is submitting its monthly activity report covering September 1 through September 30, 2026 for the Court's receipt.
The Court is asked to approve a change to the Standard Operating Procedure for the Revolving Energy Efficiency Fund (REEF), as requested by Pollution Control Services.
The county is renewing its contract with Agilent Technologies, Inc. for a specialized mass spectrometry system used by Pollution Control Services for one year at a cost of $133,184.
The county will renew its contract with Orsat, LLC for one year to continue air quality monitoring services and related items at Friendship Park for Pollution Control Services, at a cost of $192,000.
The court approved renewing a contract with Agilent Technologies to service gas chromatograph mass spectrometers used by Pollution Control Services for one year at a cost of $73,728.
The county is awarding a contract to Clegg Industries, Inc. for $138,060 to remodel an air monitoring specialty vehicle used by Pollution Control Services.
The county awarded a sole-bid contract to Biotage LLC for $91,618 to purchase an oil and grease solid phase extraction system for Pollution Control Services.