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Stakeholders in water infrastructure should prepare coordinated Council-facing questions on the proposed Walnut Creek financing authorities, particularly how the bond and federal-loan items would support the scheduled capital
Contracting, Inc. is an Austin, Texas-based general contractor that works mainly on public infrastructure. Its work includes ADA compliance upgrades, bicycle and pedestrian projects, channel projects, and mass transit
vendor with Texas public agencies and works on water, transportation, energy, and aviation infrastructure projects. It appears in City of Austin proceedings as a contracted engineering services vendor for utility
services firm providing engineering, architecture, planning, environmental sciences, surveying, and project management services for infrastructure and facilities projects. The firm maintains offices in Austin, Texas, including locations supporting infrastructure, water
proceedings involving zoning and restrictive covenant cases, development cost participation agreements, and utility and infrastructure matters
watershed appear in city proceedings involving zoning, development, environmental protection, parks, and utility infrastructure
public rights-of-way and easements, and rate filings including Gas Reliability Infrastructure Program interim rate adjustments
Austin department responsible for transportation, mobility, and safety functions. It builds and maintains mobility infrastructure and supports a reliable, safe, and well-maintained transportation network
City of Austin’s principal information technology department. It provides citywide technology systems, infrastructure, secure digital solutions, IT standards, and governance in support of City departments and public services
company provides technology products, integration, and support services including digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, and cloud solutions to business, government, and education customers. It appears in City of Austin proceedings
corridor appears in city proceedings involving drainage and floodplain matters, land use, and public infrastructure
Communications, LLC is a communications infrastructure contractor that provides information transport systems, including structured cabling, data center design and build services, distributed antenna and wireless systems, audio-visual design
community's lives, property, and environment. Its work includes managing creeks, drainage infrastructure, and water quality programs, along with stream restoration, flood early warning, floodplain administration, and pollution prevention
Austin. She regularly briefs Austin City Council and its committees on water supply, infrastructure, treatment plant, and utility performance matters
into subdistricts and sets standards for building height, land use, urban design, connectivity, and infrastructure to support a walkable, mixed-use, transit-supportive environment. Amendments to the plan are processed
solutions provider serving public sector, education, and enterprise customers. Its offerings include cybersecurity, infrastructure, managed services, and device lifecycle management. It appears in Austin city proceedings as a vendor
public spaces. Its customers include government agencies, military organizations, transportation authorities, event operators and infrastructure owners. Some of its products carry U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act designation
county. As a result, Williamson County appears in Austin proceedings involving interlocal agreements, utility infrastructure, transportation, and emergency services affecting jurisdictions along the shared boundary
transit program. It gives those partners technical support for designing and building Project Connect infrastructure. Its staff help coordinate the City's participation in design reviews, utility coordination, permitting, community
Bend Drive to Walnut Creek. Its goals are to protect yards, trees, buildings and infrastructure, restore the stream's natural function, and add native vegetation and landscaping. City Council agenda