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Euless council approves consent agenda including $424,083 sewer contract and software procurements
Summary
City staff listed multiple consent items including software license purchases, networking hardware, a $424,083 award for Oakwood Terrace North sanitary sewer replacement, an HR/payroll contract, and a library strategic plan; the council approved the full consent agenda unanimously.
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The Euless City Council approved its consent agenda without discussion, authorizing several purchases and agreements and recording one public‑works contract award totaling $424,083.
Assistant City Manager Lawrence Bryant read the items on the consent calendar. Highlights included authorization to purchase Microsoft software licenses through the Texas Department of Information Resources contract; purchase of networking hardware through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing program; and award of Bid No. 6 for the Oakwood Terrace North Phases 1 and 2 Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project to Capital Underground Utilities LLC in the amount of $396,339 with an owner‑controlled contingency of $27,744 (total $424,083). Bryant also listed authorization for the City Manager to execute a contract with Dayforce Services US LLC for HR/payroll software, an MOU with HEB ISD and nearby libraries to support a summer reading challenge, adoption of Resolution No. 2096 for the Euless Public Library strategic plan for 2026–2031, and approval of the March 10, 2026 meeting minutes.
Councilmember Tompkins moved approval and Councilmember Price seconded; the presiding officer called for votes and recorded that the motion passed. The transcript does not list individual roll‑call votes; the agenda item was approved as presented.
The sewer replacement award includes a stated owner‑controlled contingency of $27,744; the transcript records the bid amounts read aloud by staff and the recommendation that the council approve the consent items.
