31 of 41 items on this agenda passed or failed; 3 were delayed or withdrawn without a final vote; 7 have no outcome in the record we hold yet.
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The Finance Department recommended that City Council approve the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for fiscal years 2027 through 2031, which outlines planned city infrastructure and capital projects over that five-year period. Three council members tagged the item, pausing its automatic passage for further discussion.
The city council approved accepting the completed work and authorizing any final payment for a contract with CSI Consolidated, LLC (doing business as AIMS Companies) to clean and video-inspect sanitary sewer pipes in support of sewer rehabilitation projects.
This item would have approved the completed work and authorized a final payment to CSI Consolidated, LLC (doing business as AIMS Companies) for cleaning and video-inspecting sanitary sewer lines to support sewer rehabilitation across all 11 city council districts. The item was pulled by the Administration and was not considered at this meeting.
The city council approved the completion of a concrete panel replacement project performed by JFT Construction, Inc. and authorized any remaining final payment owed under the contract.
The council unanimously approved accepting the completed work and authorizing any final payment to Texas Pride Utilities, LLC for a project that repaired sanitary sewer pipes using a cured-in-place pipe lining method across nine council districts.
The council approved spending $359,635 to buy extrication and rescue tools and accessories for the Houston Fire Department from Advanced Rescue Systems, LLC.
The city approved $193,700 over two years for software support and license upgrades for the Fire Department's messaging, dispatch, and paging systems, awarded to Custom Logic Design, Inc.
The city extended an existing contract with IDEXX Distribution, Inc. for the purchase of E. coli water testing kits and supplies through November 17, 2027.
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Houston City Council has 16 members — 11 elected by district, 5 elected citywide ("at-large"). The Mayor presides over the meeting and also votes.
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