Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Harris County Mud 24.
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Oct 10, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide existing water well no. 1 rehabilitation including new pump and motor.
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City
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Bellaire
County
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Harris
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
6750 West Loop S
Phone Number
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(281) 353-9809
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
77401
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harris County Mud 24
The Board of Directors discussed several operational and administrative matters. Key agenda items included the District Meeting Facility report, which noted upcoming bathroom door replacements; the Bookkeeper's Report, leading to the approval of bill payments; and the Operator's Report, where the Board denied water bill adjustment requests but authorized payment plans and requested a cost proposal for a new walking path. The Engineer's Report covered plans for Well No. 1, a large payment authorization for generator upgrades, updates on SCADA upgrades, man-hole location progress, and a new proposal for Geographic Information System maintenance. Additionally, the Board discussed surface water issues and reviewed property and easement concerns related to school plans.
The Board addressed several operational and financial matters. Discussions included maintenance concerns for the south retention pond and trash service rate adjustments. The board accepted the Tax Assessor-Collector's report and approved bill payments. Reports from the Operator were reviewed, specifically regarding grease trap non-compliance at a local restaurant. The Board approved an amendment to the Rate Order for sewer rates. Engineering updates covered project timelines for the Well No. 2 rework, generator pad installation, the Duperon Rake contract, manhole excavations, and aeration basin repairs. Additional business included approving an out-of-district service agreement with Harris County Emergency Services District No. 11 and renewing a capacity commitment for Boniuk Interests, Ltd.
The Board discussed public comments regarding water service, authorized repairs for the district meeting facility, and reviewed reports from the bookkeeper, operator, and engineer. Specific operational matters included trash service complaints, water quality testing status, well and generator infrastructure projects, manhole location updates, and feasibility studies for various tracts. Additionally, the Board approved a petition for consent to include land in the district.
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