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appointees to the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Board, presented to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Board Appointee Candidate Interviews [Paul E. Ridley, Council Member
Amends the construction services contract with XIT Paving & Construction, Inc. for the Five Mile Infrastructure Improvements Package A Project, increasing the contract by $842,353 to a new total
Dallas Executive at AECOM, managing the firm's North Texas business strategy and infrastructure projects. In 2024, she was appointed as Dallas's Assistant City Manager overseeing the Sustainable portfolio
federally-funded infrastructure initiative in Oak Cliff that creates safer pedestrian and bicycle access to Rosemont Elementary School through protected bike lanes, sidewalk improvements, and pocket parks. Funded
EARTC (EAR Telecommunications, LLC) is a telecommunications and infrastructure contractor specializing in fiber optic design, installation, and networking services. The company provides construction, maintenance, and repair services for traffic signal
Engineers is a federal organization providing civil works, military water resource services, and infrastructure development. The organization's Southwestern Division is headquartered in Dallas, Texas and manages water resources
Taxiway Charlie Phase 2 Reconstruction Project is an infrastructure improvement project at Dallas Love Field Airport involving the rehabilitation and reconstruction of Taxiway C and associated connector taxiways. The project
Telecommunications LLC is a telecommunications infrastructure contractor specializing in fiber optic and networking design, installation, and maintenance. The company provides cabling infrastructure services for high-speed data and voice networks
professional services in municipal engineering and private development. The firm offers expertise in civil infrastructure design, including paving, utility infrastructure, drainage systems, and land surveying. The company has extensive experience
Freese and Nichols is an engineering consulting and infrastructure firm headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The firm provides planning, design, and management services for water, utilities, and infrastructure projects. The company
Dallas-Fort Worth area specializing in power, renewables, land development, and public infrastructure projects. The company operates multiple offices across the nation and serves markets including energy, commercial, institutional, residential
financial commitment — questions worth pursuing include the project's specific affordability commitments, the transit infrastructure the site is intended to serve, and whether this represents the city's first Chapter
item S) signal active 2024 bond-funded capital investment in public safety infrastructure. The June 2026 update on the DPD Law Enforcement Training Center at UNT Dallas (item
items were approved, with competitive fields ranging from 4 to 32 proposers across sanitation, infrastructure, parks, and public safety categories. Twenty-six procurement or contract items were approved, with competitive
agenda's contract and procurement items featured competitive selection across water infrastructure, transportation corridors, citywide services, and tunnel maintenance, with bidder fields ranging from 3 competitors
Item B scheduled a briefing on Dallas's proposed transportation and infrastructure legislative priorities for the 90th Texas Legislature and 120th Congress, presented by Office of Government Affairs Director Eric
five-year opening in Dallas's largest recurring services contract and multiple live water-infrastructure awards: Ambassador Services LLC won the citywide janitorial price agreement
denied a $597 million Convention Center height-restoration plan (#90) that a Transportation and Infrastructure Committee had recommended, and remanded a Ferguson Road rezoning (Z5) back to the City Plan
John Burns Construction received combined increases of $6.1M on active water infrastructure contracts, and a $1.2M multi-vendor mechanical maintenance award was split among three firms. Dallas Water
totaling 693 units are advancing in South Dallas through bond authorizations and LIHTC approvals, infrastructure construction continues on bridge and road corridors through late 2026, and Dallas Park and Recreation