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County Awards Bridge Contract, Approves GIS Integration and Other Consent Items
Summary
Guadalupe County approved a $550,000 contract for Cottonwood Creek bridge work, authorized an ArcGIS–Laserfiche integration purchase (~$15,004 startup, $1,600 annual), extended a burn ban, and approved other consent and budget amendments.
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At the Feb. 24 meeting the court approved several routine but substantive items: the award of IFB 26‑08 Cottonwood Creek bridge construction to Wakefield Bridge Inc. for $550,000, a software and services purchase agreement with Cities Digital Inc. to integrate ArcGIS with the county’s Laserfiche records system (startup ~$15,004.40 with an annual renewal of $1,600), and an order extending the outdoor burning prohibition based on the county’s fire‑marshal recommendation.
Road & Bridge staff reported four bids were received for the bridge work and Wakefield was the lowest responsible bidder. IT staff described the GIS–Laserfiche integration as a map‑based tool that enables bidirectional access between spatial features and documents, with 40 training hours included in the startup services. The court also approved multiple budget amendments to roll forward capital projects and to certify donated revenues for sheriff’s office line items.
