Details ID: Contract 1-2022 Estimate: $529,000.00 Type: Electrical Generators Owner: City of Madisonville Location Madison County, TX Map Code: Show Google Map Open Map On Google No Map Scope Installation of Generators at Water Wells No. 3 and 6, and Police Station.
The City of Leander intends to use federal American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds as well as supplement with its own funds. The selected professional should have experience and expertise understanding applicable federal requirements.The City has not made a decision regarding the final procurement method for the purchase and installation of the AMI solution, but any such decision must comply with State of Texas procurement laws.
COL intends to use federal American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds as well as supplement with its own funds. The selected AMI solution provider should have experience and expertise understanding applicable federal requirements. URL: Addendum: Class/Item Code(s): 89046-Meter Reading Devices 89044-Meters, Water 28501-Automated Meter Reading Systems (Amr)
The City has been approved to receive Stormwater Planning grant funds through the American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) and State Reserve Program (SRP) funds approved by the State Water Infrastructure Authority (SWIA) and the Division of Water Infrastructure. One requirement of the funding program is to request qualifications for engineering services for which the ARPA funds will be used.
The City of Leander intends to use federal American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds as well as supplement with its own funds. Structurally, the Proposer’s response shall be centered on Part III, sections 2-8. These seven sections represent the technical detail of the proposer’s solution, providing the detailed information that will be scored by the City.
COL intends to use federal American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) funds as well as supplement with its own funds. The selected AMI solution provider should have experience and expertise understanding applicable federal requirements.
Assistance provided under this category will combine financial grants and technical assistance to support the improvements of operational and fiscal capacity, and 2.) Programmatic Funding: A second broad category of funding to financially support programming and services for disproportionately impacted communities including those communities with low Healthy Places Index (HPI) scores to advance the County’s HPI goals and initiatives.
