Aransas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Aransas County is considering approval of an agreement with Appraisal and Collection Technology to provide tax collection software, replacing the current Harris Govern system. The proposed contract would cost 25000 annually for three years plus a one‑time data conversion fee of 15000. This item indicates the County has identified a need to modernize its tax collection platform and has moved to contract with a specific vendor, though the agenda suggests the agreement still requires formal approval. For vendors, this reveals both the incumbent (Harris Govern) being displaced and the new provider, which is important for planning integration, data, printing, payment, and support services or for positioning alternatives at the next renewal cycle. Follow‑on opportunities may include implementation support, interfaces with appraisal, financial and online payment systems, user training, and reporting/analytics enhancements.
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$90,000Jun 22, 2026Aransas County is considering a Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC to provide engineering and design services for backup power improvements at the Environmental Health Building under the ARPA Generator Project. The agreement total is 57000 and includes authorization for the County Judge to execute the contract, a revised hiring resolution, Notice to Proceed, and all related documents. This indicates Garver has been selected as the engineering firm for the ARPA-funded generator design work, placing the project in the contract award/early implementation phase rather than open competition. For vendors, this reveals both the funding source (ARPA) and the technical lead, which is useful for pursuing downstream opportunities like generator equipment supply, electrical construction, controls, and ongoing maintenance, as well as partnering with Garver on implementation.
Contract Award
$57,000Jun 8, 2026Aransas County considered a Professional Services Agreement with Garver, LLC for engineering and design services related to backup power improvements at the Environmental Health Building under the ARPA Generator Project, in the total amount of 57000. The Court moved this item into closed session due to legal questions and later tabled it while approving legal counsel to consult with Garver, LLC on requested contract changes. This indicates the county intends to engage Garver for ARPA-funded generator design but has not yet finalized the agreement, leaving scope and terms under negotiation. Vendors focused on backup power systems, electrical construction, and ARPA compliance can track this project as it advances, both for potential subcontracting with Garver once the contract is executed and for future installation, commissioning, and maintenance work at the Environmental Health Building.
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