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Request for approval of the sale by Harris County Flood Control District, a political subdivision of the State of Texas, of a 0.13-acre perpetual hydrogen pipeline easement, to Linde, Inc., a Delaware corporation from the HCFCD General Sales project, tract A104-07-00-05-604.0, for the appraised value of $3,681.00, and that the County Judge execute the perpetual hydrogen pipeline easement agreement, UPIN RPD-NP-090, Precinct 2.

Asset Management Passed Introduced January 13, 2026

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Linde, Inc 3 records across this site
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Type
contract
Field
Construction

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Linde, Inc also holds

Consideration and Action on a Resolution Approving a Unit Price Agreement with Linde, Inc., for Carbon Dioxide (Bid #2026-28), and Authorizing Purchas… $238K Bloomington, IL Award IFB-604723-24/TLR - Purchase and Delivery of Liquid Oxygen and Maintenance of LOX System to Linde Inc., Danbury, CT, at the estimated annual amo… Seminole County, FL ends May 29, 2027
Committee
Commissioners Court
Requested by
County Engineer
Introduced
January 13, 2026
On agenda
January 29, 2026
Passed
January 29, 2026

Where it was heard

Commissioners Court Jan 29, 2026 approved Pass

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