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serving state, local, and education (SLED) public-sector organizations. Its expertise includes GIS, network infrastructure, and IT services. It is part of MGT, a privately held, employee-owned company whose

City of Houston, Texas. It administers Reinvestment Zone Number Seventeen and supports infrastructure, development, and redevelopment activities in the Memorial City area

Channel. It is also associated with urban parks, trails, paddling access, and flood-control infrastructure in the Houston area

along the Harrisburg corridor. It implements the zone's project and financing plan, including infrastructure improvements. It appears in City of Houston proceedings on the zone's fiscal affairs

civil engineering and land surveying firm founded in Houston, Texas. It provides infrastructure services to public and private clients, including municipal engineering, hydraulics, GIS, utility coordination, construction management, and right

created by the City of Houston. It uses tax increment financing to fund public infrastructure and related improvements in the East End, east of downtown. Eligible improvements include water, wastewater

Public Works is a department of the City of Houston, Texas. It manages municipal infrastructure and services including streets, drainage, water, and wastewater, and delivers capital projects for those facilities

Water Facilities South Co. is a Kiewit-affiliated entity associated with water and wastewater infrastructure work. The company lists a Texas office in Westlake, Texas

work includes promoting redevelopment, housing, educational facilities, employment, commerce, economic development, and related public infrastructure in the Gulfgate area

works with Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 2 to reinvest property-tax revenue in infrastructure, parks, public spaces, cultural amenities, and affordable housing

Commissioners Court is the county’s governing body and oversees county administration, budgeting, taxation, infrastructure, and public services

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration as a motor carrier. Its Houston operation provides trenchless infrastructure services, including pipe bursting and manhole rehabilitation

George Place area, formerly known as Lamar Terrace. It supports redevelopment and infrastructure improvements intended to stabilize property values and address deteriorated buildings and incompatible land uses

serving the municipal water system. Its enhancement project focuses on rehabilitating and upgrading plant infrastructure while expanding surface-water treatment capacity

based civil contractor specializing in roadway construction, concrete paving, drainage systems, and underground utility infrastructure. The company performs municipal and public-works projects for Houston-area government entities

director for the Texas Organizing Project. Her stated priorities for the district include flooding, infrastructure, public safety and economic development