Public Works

The City Council approved up to $542,563.00 to buy one submersible pump and two waste activated sludge pumps from Pump Solutions, Inc. through a cooperative purchasing program.

The city is officially declining to accept dedication of eight streets in the Villa Greens Subdivision, Section 1, meaning Houston Public Works will not take over maintenance responsibility for those roads.

The City Council approved up to $160,000 for buying and installing a screw conveyor through a cooperative purchasing agreement, with the contract awarded to CB3 Consultants, LLC.

The council approved spending up to $3,919,494.59 to buy plumbing supplies and related materials from City Supply Company, Inc. through a cooperative purchasing agreement, for use by Houston Public Works through November 30, 2027, with three possible one-year extensions.

The city is increasing the spending cap for an emergency storm sewer inspection contract with Cobb, Fendley & Associates, Inc. from $300,000.00 to $500,000.00.

The council approved up to $119,771.00 to buy analyzers from M4 KNICK, LLC as a sole-source purchase for Houston Public Works.

The city is hiring MOBOTREX, LLC to remove old battery backup systems and install new ones through the BuyBoard cooperative purchasing program for Houston Public Works, at a cost of $661,760.00.

The council approved up to $406,285.72 to buy return activated sludge pump motors from Smith Pump Company, Inc. through the BuyBoard cooperative purchasing program.