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Euless council approves consent agenda and awards South Lewis Park renovation contract

City of Euless City Council · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The Euless City Council approved a multi-item consent agenda, including procurement and a grant application, by a 5–0 vote, and authorized the city manager to execute a contract for renovation of South Lewis Park with an owner‑controlled contingency not to exceed 8%.

The City Council approved the consent agenda (items 6–12) on a 5–0 vote after Assistant City Manager Lawrence Bryant read the items aloud. The consent package included procurement items (asphalt milling services via interlocal agreements, bulk fuel purchases, job order contracts for trades and HVAC maintenance), bid awards for annual concrete repairs, resolution 26‑1698 to apply for the FY27 Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Catalytic Converter Grant program, and approval of previous meeting minutes.

Council then considered award of a competitive sealed proposal for renovation of South Lewis Park. Staff recommended authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with the recommended low/best‑value bidder and to include an owner‑controlled contingency not to exceed 8%. The staff report noted that 13 sealed bids were opened on April 10 and recommended award to the low/best‑value bidder. Council Member Paddell moved approval, Council Member Tompkins seconded, and the motion passed 5–0. The staff presentation named the recommended contractor in the motion language; the transcript contains inconsistent spellings of the firm (both "Tegrity Contractors Incorporated" and "Integrity Contractors" appear). The record shows the council approved the action to proceed with contract execution and contingency authority.