Tuesday, May 12, 2026

The City Council approved accepting the completed work and authorizing any final payment owed to DL Glover Utilities, LLC for a wastewater collection system rehabilitation and renewal project across eight Houston council districts.

The City Council accepted the completed paving and drainage work done by MC2 Civil, LLC on Briar Forest Drive to Westheimer Road in the Kirkwood area, and authorized any remaining final payment owed under the contract.

The city council approved the completion of a sewer rehabilitation contract with Texas Pride Utilities, LLC and authorized any final payment owed to the company. The work involved repairing sanitary sewer lines using a cured-in-place pipe lining method across eight council districts.

The city council voted to officially reject and refuse to take ownership of a 60-foot-wide segment of Consort Drive, a short stretch of road running south from North Sam Houston Parkway West in the Greens Crossing Section 7 subdivision.

The City Council approved a contract with Dana Safety Supply, Inc. to provide emergency and safety vehicle equipment parts and repair services for various city departments over three years, with the option to extend for two additional one-year periods, for a total of up to $24,164,951.30.

The City Council approved up to $106,080 for Hazmat International, Inc. to pick up, transport, and deliver concrete barriers on behalf of Houston Public Works, paid for with grant funds.

The city approved a contract with Marine Services LLC (doing business as Northstar Industries) to buy two General Electric 600-horsepower motors through a cooperative purchasing program for Houston Public Works, at a cost of $770,910.

The city council approved a $350,000 contract with Mobotrex, LLC to purchase ten Derq video detection systems for Houston Public Works through the BuyBoard cooperative purchasing program.