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101 results for “infrastructure” in past year

Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network

Meeting
May 4, 2026— City Council

Administration funds. The linkage to the Strategic Plan is subsection 7.2 - Improve competitiveness through infrastructure improvements impacting the quality of life. The Project consists of the replacement of Alabama Street

Meeting
May 4, 2026— City Council
$863K

Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network

Meeting
May 4, 2026— City Council

Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network Goal 7: Enhance and Sustain El Paso’s Infrastructure Network

Meeting
May 4, 2026— City Council

providers, local, state and regional government in implementation considerations, evaluate long term impacts on infrastructure and utilities. During development of the framework, City negotiations or development discussions related

Meeting
Feb 17, 2026— City Council

citywide infrastructure project by the City of El Paso to modernize aging traffic signal and Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) equipment across the city. The project includes phases for design

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providers, local, state and regional government in implementation considerations, evaluate long term impacts on infrastructure and utilities. During development of the framework, City negotiations or development discussions related

Meeting
Feb 17, 2026— City Council

PCP21TRAN05 190 - 4950 - 38170 - PCP21TRAN05 Funding Source(s): Capital Projects Texas Department of TransportationState Infrastructure Bank Loan District(s): 8 This was a Low Bid Procurement - unit price contract

Meeting
Jan 20, 2026— City Council
$2.6M

incentivized due to their misalignment with the City’s long-term sustainability and infrastructure resilience goals; that hyperscale data centers shall not be considered for tax abatements, rebates, permit

Meeting
May 26, 2026— City Council

planning, design, and construction of capital projects, including transportation, drainage, public facilities, and utility infrastructure. The department manages billions of dollars in investment for public infrastructure and amenities across

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requirements, or recommendations adopted by Council related to data center siting, operations, incentives, or infrastructure impacts, and to include the same considerations in any future modification of the City

Meeting
Apr 28, 2026— City Council

PCP21TRAN05 190 - 4950 - 38170 - PCP21TRAN05 Funding Source(s): Capital Projects Texas Department of TransportationState Infrastructure Bank Loan District(s): 8 This was a Low Bid Procurement - unit price contract

Meeting
Feb 3, 2026— City Council
$2.6M

each of the following 3 consultants: 1. CEA Engineering Group, Inc. 2. GFT Infrastructure, Inc. 3. HDR Engineering, Inc. Each On-Call Agreement will be for an amount

Meeting
Feb 3, 2026— City Council
$750K

data center campus in El Paso, Texas. The facility is designed to support computational infrastructure for AI and machine learning workloads. The complex features liquid-cooled systems designed for energy

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energy industry and has led initiatives in renewable energy expansion, electric vehicle infrastructure, and decarbonization

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construction of a four-lane divided roadway with pedestrian facilities, landscaping, street illumination, drainage infrastructure, and a public art component. Funded through the Community Progress Bond Program

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Aceves is a Transmission Engineer at El Paso Electric Company with expertise in electrical infrastructure and power systems design

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Consor Engineers, LLC is a North American water and transportation infrastructure consulting firm offering planning, engineering design, structural assessment, and construction services. The firm operates an office in El Paso

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Downtown property owners oversees the zone and works with the city to fund infrastructure improvements and support programs like commercial façade grants

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initiatives and capital improvement projects for the city, including regional playground development and park infrastructure planning

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