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Government Projects in Brazoria County

18 projects across 5 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Brazoria County Commissioners Court set an August 25, 2026 public hearing for a tax abatement application from NeuAg, LLC tied to Reinvestment Zone No. 26-02. NeuAg plans to expand its fertilizer production and distribution facility on about 75.5 acres currently owned by BASF, investing at least $40,000,000. This is an early-stage industrial expansion with county tax incentives under consideration. Vendors in industrial construction, process engineering, environmental services, logistics, and related equipment can begin tracking the project and engaging NeuAg or county economic development contacts ahead of detailed design and procurement.

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$40,000,000Jul 5, 2026

Port Freeport has awarded LJA Engineering a professional services agreement of up to $1,286,700 to design the Velasco Terminal Area 4 container yard, funded in part by an $11 million FY2025 Port Infrastructure Development Program grant. Scope covers surveying, geotechnical, drainage, utilities, lighting, electrical, and construction oversight for an estimated $14 million paving and yard project. While the design award is made, construction, systems integration, and equipment procurements will follow as the project is bid and built.

Contract Award
$14,000,000Jun 25, 2026

Port Freeport is submitting a 2026 Port Infrastructure Development Program grant application for the Inner Harbor Berth 3 Modernization project, valued at $12,550,000 with a requested 75% federal share and 25% port match. The project will modify Transit Shed 3, demolish the bulk rice loader, install a modern loader with dust collection, and add pallet racking, boosting berth utilization by about 80%. This is a live grant pursuit where grant, engineering, cargo-handling, and environmental consultants can support design, BCA, and delivery planning.

Grant Funding
$12,550,000Jun 25, 2026

Brazoria County approved modifications to its 2021 HOME-American Rescue Plan allocation, shifting funds among supportive services, TBRA, and administration due to contract terminations and increased grant size. Notably, a new $144,379 Housing Stability Case Management project and a $142,000 County-run TBRA component are funded. Housing and social service providers, as well as software and case-management vendors, can engage Community Development staff on how these new dollars will be programmed and staffed.

Grant Funding
$1,877,545Jun 23, 2026

Port Freeport is reissuing a Request for Proposals for a Port Alert and Warning System (PAWS), partially funded by a 2023 Port Security Grant of $185,000. The original RFP drew two bids from Siemens and Johnson Controls, both well over budget, so staff reduced scope by removing one outdoor array and warehouse speakers and created a weighted scoring model for evaluation. This is a live security technology procurement where mass-notification vendors can compete against known pricing and refined requirements.

Active Opportunity
$185,000Jun 25, 2026

Under the 2025 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation Project, Allteam Solutions completed 8,100 linear feet of cured-in-place pipe and 69 service lead reconnections, and Pay Estimate No. 1 for $239,241.60 was approved. This confirms an active sewer rehab contract and ongoing construction. While the main contract is underway, additional phases or change-order work may arise, so CIPP suppliers, lateral lining vendors, and inspection firms should watch for future expansions or follow-on projects.

Contract Award
$239,242Apr 2, 2026

Port Freeport has approved an RFP for an Owner’s Cold Storage Industry Representative to advise on its refrigerated cross-dock and cold chain strategy. Staff modified the timeline so that a recommended firm can be brought to the Commission at the July board meeting and legal can review conflict-of-interest language before issuance. Cold storage engineering, development, and operations consultants can compete to become the port’s strategic advisor on this asset class.

Active Opportunity
$100,000Jun 25, 2026

The engineer reported on the Channel A128-01-00 Restoration project and recommended approval of Change Order No. 2 for $10,000 with PLD Construction. The board approved the change order, confirming PLD’s role as the construction contractor. This is mainly incumbent intelligence, but it flags an active drainage restoration job where subs, materials suppliers, and future maintenance vendors may find follow-on opportunities.

Contract Award
$10,000May 5, 2026

The District solicited proposals for design of Phase III of the Sanitary Sewer Cleaning & Televising Project and selected Chief Solutions, Inc. for a $59,626.80 contract with a 75-day performance period. The Board approved the contract, moving this phase into execution. This confirms an ongoing multi-phase sewer rehabilitation program, creating future opportunities for CCTV services, cured-in-place rehab, and construction once condition assessment results drive additional work scopes.

Contract Award
$59,627Apr 2, 2026

The operator proposed a District-wide valve survey to inspect, exercise, and locate all valves, at a quoted cost of $28,440. The Board approved moving forward, so the work is funded and will proceed as part of system maintenance. Firms that provide valve assessment tools, GIS integration, or follow-on repair services may find opportunities as the survey reveals needed replacements or system upgrades.

Contract Award
$28,440Apr 2, 2026

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