Public contracts expiring in Texas
When a public contract ends, the work is re-competed. Governments publish the end date in the award itself — years before the solicitation appears. This reads it back out.
4Expiring in 12 months
$2.33MContract value
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1Incumbents named
These are the contracts whose end date the government put on the record. How many that is varies enormously by place — from most of them to almost none — check the places you bid in.
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Consider an ordinance of the City of Galveston, Texas, amending the total operating budget for the Fiscal Year ending September 30, 2026, by adjusting various budget Consider for approval the authorization to extend support on the City’s data center hardware including server hosts and storage from Insight using OMNI Partners cont Consider for approval the purchase of Baron’s Weather Service for year two (2) through year five (5) at an annual cost of $14,999.00. Baron’s is a robust platform pr Consider for the approval of a one-year agreement with GPS Insight through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing organization (contract #102924-GPI), to provide GPSEnd dates are read from the official record. Rows marked estimated are computed from a stated term length and the award date rather than a published end date — treat them as a signal to check the source, which every row links to.