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  1. c

    MercedesCity Commission

    Action to adopt written findings as to collection services contract and approve a contingent fee contract with Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins and Mott, LLP pursuant to Section 6.03 of the Texas Tax Code, said contract being for the collection of delinquent ad valorem taxes owed to the City of Mercedes (the "City"), and notice of which is provided with the agenda in accordance with Section 2254.1036 of the Government Code

    Adopt written findings and approve a contingent fee contract with a law firm to collect delinquent property taxes owed to the City of Mercedes.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingBudget & taxesLawsuits & legal counsel

  2. d

    MercedesCity Commission

    Action to adopt written findings as to collection services contract and approve a contingent fee contract with Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins and Mott, LLP pursuant to Article 103.001, Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, said contract being for the collection of court fines and fees owed to the City of Mercedes (the "City"), and notice of which is provided with the agenda in accordance with Section 2254.1036 of the Government Code

    Consideration of a contingent fee contract with a law firm to collect court fines and fees owed to the City of Mercedes, along with written findings on the collection services contract.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingLawsuits & legal counsel

  3. 5

    Rancho ViejoBoard of Aldermen

    Consideration/Authorization to Advertise for Bids for Depository Contract for Two Years with the Possibility of Three One-Year Extensions at the

    TOWN’S OPTION: The Town is currently in a depository contract with Plains Capital Bank and on the 1st one-year extension. Motion was made by Alderman Harris, seconded by Alderman Ricoy, and unanimously carried, to advertise for bids for depository contract for two years with the possibility of three one-year extensions…

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  4. F

    MercedesCity Commission

    The City believes this contingent fee contract is in its best interest. GOVT. CODE § 2254.1036(a)(1)(F). Under the contingent fee contract, the Firm will be paid the amount of the percentage-based collection fee, regardless the number of hours the Firm spends researching, contacting and mailing to collect the delinquent debt. Additionally, the percentage-based collection penalty is a pass-through expense to the debtor and not an expense to the City or taxpayers in the City.

    …Whereas, the City of Mercedes “Court”, will consider entering into a contingent fee contract with the law firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, L.L.P. (“Firm”) and hereby posts this notice pursuant to Sec. 2254.1036 of the Government Code. WHEREAS, this notice shall be posted before or at the time of…

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingLawsuits & legal counsel

  5. X.E.11

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-069 Asbestos and Mold Abatement Contract Services District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement. Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a district-wide asbestos and mold abatement services contract to several vendors for a one-year term beginning August 4, 2026, with options to renew for two additional one-year periods.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Economic developmentContracts & purchasing

  6. 17

    Starr CountyCommissioners Court

    Discuss and take action to approve the award of the Construction Contract for the TxCDBG Contract No. CDV25-0006 Paving Project to Elite Grading and Paving, Rosie Salinas, Federal & State Director LLC, as recommended by the Project Engineer, Rio Delta Engineering.

    Consider awarding a construction contract for a paving project funded by a state community development block grant.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Infrastructure & utilities

  7. IX.D.1

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend approval of the contract with Cameron County and to pay 60% deposit for estimated costs of election services for a joint election to be held on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, and to authorize the Superintendent to sign the contract. Estimated at $303,710.00.

    A contract with Cameron County for election services for a joint election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, including a 60% deposit on estimated costs.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingElections & governance

    $303,710
  8. R

    Cameron CountyCommissioners Court

    Consideration and Authorization to Award a Contract for the Purchase and Installation of a Fence and Gate on the Northern Perimeter of Santa Maria

    Park to Hurricane Fence Company Via Buy Board Contract No. 757 -21 (Contract No. 2026C08436). (JEV - Parks)

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingParks & community

  9. C

    PharrCity Commission

    Consideration and action, if any, authorizing City Manager to enter into a Construction Contract for the Pharr International Bridge Administration Building Roof Replacement project in the amount of $142,379.29, utilizing TIPS Purchasing Cooperative Contract No. 24010402. This item supports IF - Infrastructure. (MAINTENANCE)

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    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingInfrastructure & utilities

    $142,379
  10. 11.20

    La Joya ISDBoard of Trustees

    Consider and Take Possible Action to Propose and Finalize Contract Terminations and Authorize Superintendent to Pursue Sanctions for Contract Abandonment,

    Item Lead: Mr. Patrick Smith, Deputy Chief of Human Capital, Talent Development & Strategic Staffing

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  11. A

    San JuanCity Commission

    Discussion and Action, if any, to Adopt Written Findings as to the Collection Services Contract and Approve a Contingency Fee Contract with Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott LLP for the Collection of Delinquent Municipal Liens owed to the City of San Juan and Notice of said Contract is Posted with the Agenda in accordance with Section 2254 of the Government Code.

    ### IX. Consent Agenda

    Consent agendaOfficial agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  12. 5.b.12

    Edcouch-Elsa ISDBoard of Trustees

    Request to approve a contract from August 17-December 31, 2026 for the following Contracted Services: Roberto Huerta-Orientation and Mobility Services

    A request to approve a contract for contracted services from August 17 through December 31, 2026, for orientation and mobility services provided by Roberto Huerta.

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  13. 9.6

    La Joya ISDBoard of Trustees

    Pursuant to Texas Government Code Sections 551.071 and 551.074: Deliberate and consult with legal counsel regarding recommendations to terminate employee contracts and pursue sanctions for contract abandonment as applicable.

    Deliberation and consultation with legal counsel about recommendations to terminate employee contracts and pursue sanctions for contract abandonment.

    Official agenda (opens in new tab)Hiring & staff

  14. 14

    ProgresoBoard of Council Members

    Discussion, Consideration, and Possible Action to Approve the City of Progreso Commercial Solid Waste and Recyclable Materials Service Contract for Commercial Customers; Establishing Terms and Conditions for Municipal Solid Waste and Recycling Services Through the City's Designated Exclusive Service Provider; Providing for Customer Service Requirements, City-Approved Rates and Charges, Billing and Payment Procedures, Service Suspension and Termination, Customer and Contractor Responsibilities, and Related Terms; Authorizing the Interim City Manager and/or Other Authorized City Officials to Execute and Administer the Contract; and Providing for Related Matters.

    Consideration of a contract for commercial solid waste and recyclable materials service for commercial customers, setting terms for service, rates, billing, and responsibilities, and authorizing officials to execute it.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Infrastructure & utilities

  15. IX.N

    San Isidro ISDBoard of Trustees

    Discussion and possible action to authorize the district to sign the external audit contract and engagement letter to satisfy Texas Education Code §44.008 (Professional Audit Services Contract)

    Authorizing the signing of an external audit contract and engagement letter to satisfy Texas Education Code §44.008.

    Official agenda (opens in new tab)Budget & taxes

  16. 6

    Rio HondoCity Commission

    Consideration and approval of Change Order No. 2 to GLO Contract Number 23- 152-012-E184, increasing the total contract amount from $816,574.75 to

    $825,544.96. (Interim City Administrator)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

    $816,575
  17. A

    MercedesCity Commission

    The City pursuing a contract with the Firm for the collection of delinquent ad valorem taxes owed to the City and through this contract the City seeks to increase recovery of its delinquent debts in as expeditious a manner as possible. GOVT. CODE § 2254.1036(a)(1)(A).

    The item concerns pursuing a contract with a firm to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes owed, aiming to recover delinquent debts as quickly as possible.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingBudget & taxes

  18. A

    MercedesCity Commission

    The Court pursuing a contract with the Firm for the collection of delinquent court fines and fees owed to the Court and through this contract the Court seeks to increase recovery of its delinquent debts in as expeditious a manner as possible. GOVT. CODE § 2254.1036(a)(1)(A).

    The Court is pursuing a contract with a firm to collect delinquent court fines and fees owed to the Court, aiming to recover those debts as quickly as possible.

    Official agenda · p. 6 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  19. F

    MercedesCity Commission

    The Court believes this contingent fee contract is in its best interest. GOVT. CODE § 2254.1036(a)(1)(F). Under the contingent fee contract, the Firm will be paid the amount of the percentage-based collection fee, regardless the number of hours the Firm spends researching, contacting and mailing to collect the delinquent debt. Additionally, the percentage-based collection penalty is a pass-through expense to the debtor and not an expense to the Court or taxpayers in the City.

    The Court states that a contingent fee contract for collecting delinquent debt is in its best interest, with the firm paid a percentage-based collection fee that is passed through to the debtor rather than borne by the Court or taxpayers.

    Official agenda · p. 7 (opens in new tab)Lawsuits & legal counsel

  20. 15

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and ACTION to Authorize a Contract with Galiguer Corporation DBA Xtreme Security & Fire in the amount of $100,769 for Contract

    No.348-26-EPMO-CP, for a term of 30 Days, for Verkada Cameras and Door Access controls for the Cannery Public Market. (Enterprise Project Management Office Department)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

    $100,769
  21. 16

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and ACTION to approve a Contract with ARGIO Roofing & Construction, LLC in the amount of $285,131.87 for Contract No.

    346-26-ISD-CP, for repairs to the Market Square Dome, as budgeted. (Internal Services Department)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingBudget & taxesInfrastructure & utilities

    $285,132
  22. G

    Cameron CountyCommissioners Court

    Consideration and Authorization to Add (1) New Cell Phone Line from T-Mobile for the (Assistant Parks Director, Samuel L. Perez, Jr.) as per Cooperative Contract Naspo Contract No. MA176. (JEV-Parks)

    A request to add one new T-Mobile cell phone line for the Assistant Parks Director under a cooperative contract.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingParks & community

  23. J

    Cameron CountyCommissioners Court

    Consideration and Adoption of a Resolution of the Commissioners' Court of the County of Cameron, Texas That Authorizes and Designates the County Judge to Execute All Contractual Documents Between the Texas Community Development Block Grant (Txcdbg), Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) Contract: CFC 24-0004. This Resolution Authorizes and Designates the County Planning and Development Department Director and Fiscal Analyst to Sign State of Texas Purchase Vouchers and the County Auditor, 1st Assistant County Auditor and the County Treasurer to Sign Request for Advances and Reimbursement Forms of the Txcdbg-TDA Contract No. CFC24-0004. (DT- Planning and Development)

    A resolution that would let the County Judge sign contract documents for a Texas Community Development Block Grant contract with the Texas Department of Agriculture, and let other county officials sign purchase vouchers and advance and reimbursement requests under that contract.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxes

  24. 9

    La FeriaCity Commission

    Consideration and Possible Action to adopt Written Findings as to the collection services contract and approve a contingency fee contract with Purdue

    Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott LLP for the collection of delinquent municipal liens owed to the City of La Feria and notice of said contract is posted with the agenda in accordance with Section 2254 of the Government Code. (City Manager)

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  25. X.E.8

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-062 Motor Oil and Automotive Fluids District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement. Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a district-wide contract for motor oil and automotive fluids to several vendors, with a one-year term and options to renew for two more one-year periods.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  26. X.E.9

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-065 Fire Extinguisher Materials and Fire Suppressant System District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement. Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a contract for fire extinguisher materials and fire suppressant systems across the district to several vendors, for a one-year term starting August 04, 2026, with options to renew for up to two additional one-year periods.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  27. X.E.10

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-068 Fumigation/Extermination and Herbicide Services District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement. Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a contract for fumigation, extermination and herbicide services across the district to several vendors, covering year one of a three-year term.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

  28. X.E.12

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-070 Electrical Supplies and Materials District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement. Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a district-wide contract for electrical supplies and materials to several vendors, running from August 04, 2026 through August 04, 2027, with options to renew for up to two additional one-year periods.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingInfrastructure & utilities

  29. X.E.13

    Brownsville ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recommend awarding RFP #27-071 Electrical Contractor Services District-wide to several vendors. The term of this contract is effective, from August 04, 2026 thru August 04, 2027, with the option to renew up to two (2) additional one (1) year periods if all parties are in agreement.Year one (1) of a three (3) year contract.

    A recommendation to award a contract for electrical contractor services across the district to several vendors, for a one-year term starting August 4, 2026, with options to renew for up to two additional one-year periods.

    Staff recommends approvalOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingInfrastructure & utilities

  30. 5

    BrownsvilleCity Commission

    Consideration and ACTION to authorize a Contract with G&E Escobedo Construction Inc. for Contract No.

    218-26-EPW-IFB, Bore and Trenching On-Call Services, for a term consisting of a three (3) year base term with two (2) optional one-year renewal periods. (Engineering and Public Works Department)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasing

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