41 of 45 items on this agenda passed or failed; 4 have no outcome in the record we hold yet.
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The council approved the completion of a construction contract with Boyer, Inc. for building the Westridge Regional Lift Station and shutting down three older lift stations (Kirby No. 1, Westridge, and Main Street). This authorizes final payment to the contractor if any remaining balance is owed.
The City Council approved the completion of a contract with Insituform Technologies, LLC for repairing sanitary sewer pipes using a cured-in-place pipe lining method in District B, and authorized any remaining final payment owed to the contractor.
The city council approved accepting the completed work and authorizing any final payment owed to JFT Construction, Inc. for a 2025 project that replaced concrete panels on city streets in four council districts.
The city council approved accepting the completed work and authorized any final payment on a contract with SERVOX, LLC to rehabilitate one sewage lift station and shut down a second one, redirecting its flow elsewhere.
The City Council approved depositing a court-ordered payment into a court registry as part of an eminent domain case (City of Houston v. PHCG Investments) to acquire land for a 36-inch waterline project along Medical Center Boulevard, Channel A111-00-00, and Bay Area Boulevard.
The city approved a contract with Stryker Sales, LLC to purchase 12 medical stretchers and accessories for the Houston Fire Department at a cost of $390,141.24, paid from the Fire Consolidated Construction Fund.
The City Council approved $84,696 to pay Bubble Technology Industries, Inc. for a one-time purchase of mobile system reconfiguration services for the Mayor's Office of Public Safety and Homeland Security. The cost is covered by a grant fund.
The city is appropriating roughly $79.4 million from the Water & Sewer System Consolidated Construction Fund to hire Boyer, Inc. through the state Buyboard purchasing cooperative to rehabilitate and renew water distribution and wastewater collection infrastructure, including materials and engineering testing.
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