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Approving a $6,689,679 contract with SpawGlass Construction Corp. to install a canopy over the amphitheater at Tom Bass Park, the only proposal that met the requirements

Approving a $6,689,679 contract with SpawGlass Construction to install a canopy over the amphitheater at Tom Bass Park

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Approving a $6,689,679 contract with SpawGlass Construction Corp. to install a canopy over the amphitheater at Tom Bass Park, the only proposal that met the requirements

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5members of Harris County Commissioners Court decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 30, 2026
Yes4
No0

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CountyHarris County Commissioners CourtPassed Jul 30

Who decides this

  • Lina HidalgoCounty JudgeVoted yesCall
  • Rodney EllisPrecinct 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Adrian GarciaPrecinct 2Absent
  • Tom S. RamseyPrecinct 3Voted yes
  • Lesley BrionesPrecinct 4Voted yes

Whole board: passed 4 to 0, Jul 30

Decided, Jul 30: The court voted 4 to 0 on the request for approval of an award on the basis of only proposal meeting requirements to SpawGlass Construction Corp. in the amount of $6,689,679 for Tom Bass Park amphitheater canopy installation for the Office of the County Engineer, and for the County Clerk to execute any applicable bonds to be received (260114), MWBE Contracted Goal: 9.9%. It passed.

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