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City Council

July 16, 2024 Final

Agenda — 6 items

  1. Discussion regarding recommendation to approve Change Order No. 1 for the Downtown Revitalization Project, reducing the scope of work for the project in the amount of $651,735 to a total contract amount of $10,178,175 and authorizing the City Manager to sign, if approved.
  2. Discussion and/or action regarding recommendation to approve Change Order No. 1 for the Downtown Revitalization Project, reducing the scope of work for the project in the amount of $651,735 to a total contract amount of $10,178,175 and authorizing the City Manager to sign, if approved.
  3. Discussion regarding recommendation to award bid to DeNucci Construction, LLC of Austin, Texas in the amount of $10,829,910 for the Downtown Revitalization Project and authorizing the Mayor to sign the contractual documents.
  4. Discussion and/or action regarding recommendation to award bid to DeNucci Construction, LLC of Austin, Texas in the amount of $10,829,910 for the Downtown Revitalization Project and authorizing the Mayor to sign the contractual documents.
  5. Discussion regarding recommendation to award bid to S-Co Incorporated of Jewett, Texas in the amount of $317,326 for the installation and furnishing of residential water meters related to the 2021 Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) Contract No. CDV21-0093.
  6. Discussion and/or action regarding recommendation to award bid to S-Co Incorporated of Jewett, Texas in the amount of $317,326.00 for the installation and furnishing of residential water meters related to the 2021 Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) Contract No. CDV21-0093.

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