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49 results for “infrastructure” in past 3 months

Austin Infrastructure Academy

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Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program

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Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Plan Refresh

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MWH Constructors Inc.

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area. It appears in City of Austin proceedings as a vendor on utility and infrastructure construction contracts

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amendment to the interlocal agreement with Workforce Solutions Capital Area Board for the Austin Infrastructure Academy, extending the contract term by 12 months, adding three one-year extension options

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Sep 10, 2026— City Council

Resolution directing the City Manager to analyze mechanisms to support development and infrastructure investment in the Lakeline Station area, including redevelopment, economic development, and co-location opportunities for public services

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Aug 27, 2026— City Council

reduced minimum horizontal pipe separation applies to both Austin Water and non-Austin Water infrastructure. The item has no fiscal impact. Approve an ordinance amending Ordinance No. 20260521-055, which

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Jul 23, 2026— City Council

projects in the Central Texas region, including construction and service updates for critical infrastructure. Report by Austin Transportation and Public Works related to ongoing mobility programs and projects

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Oct 1, 2026— Mobility Committee

Planning Organization to develop four transportation planning studies and the Safe Routes to School Infrastructure Plan Refresh, with the city providing a local match not to exceed $671,743. Authorize

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Sep 24, 2026— City Council
$672K

Transportation and Public Works providing monthly updates on ongoing mobility programs, projects, and critical infrastructure operations in the Central Texas region. Report by Austin Transportation and Public Works related

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Sep 3, 2026— Mobility Committee

continued use of Veeam Software for offsite backup protecting Austin Aviation's critical infrastructure, virtual servers, Microsoft 365 data, and operational systems. The amendment increases the contract

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Aug 27, 2026— City Council

Solutions for continued Palo Alto network security and firewall solutions supporting City network security infrastructure for all City departments, increasing the contract by $12,000,000 to a revised total

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Aug 27, 2026— City Council

proposed budget is sufficient for the City's drainage infrastructure needs, and to bring back any ordinances necessary to increase the proposed drainage utility charge. Approve a resolution directing

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Aug 17, 2026— City Council

proposed budget is sufficient for the City's drainage infrastructure needs, and to bring back ordinances if a further increase is needed. Approve a resolution directing the City Manager

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Aug 14, 2026— City Council

proposed budget is sufficient for the City's drainage infrastructure needs, and to bring back ordinances if a larger increase is required. Approve a resolution directing the City Manager

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Aug 12, 2026— City Council

tract. The landowner will fund required system-extension infrastructure. Authorize negotiation and execution of an agreement with 730 FM 1626, LLC allowing for the formal transfer of a portion

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Jul 23, 2026— City Council

Drinking Water Protection Zone, ETJ, and Barton Springs Zone. The property owner pays the infrastructure costs to connect; no fiscal impact to the city. Approve Service Extension Request

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Oct 22, 2026— City Council

Hexagon Enterprise Asset Management software platform to manage Austin Water's vertical infrastructure assets, for one year plus two one-year extensions, total not to exceed $1,090,400. Authorize

Meeting
Oct 22, 2026— City Council
$1.1M

construction contract with Sundt/Archer Western for the Airport Expansion and Development Program Utility Infrastructure Campus Wide Project, increasing it by $224,000,000 to a revised total

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Oct 22, 2026— City Council
$344.0M