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BEDC approves amendment to allow Accutronics reimbursement for certain site-planning costs
Summary
The Bastrop Economic Development Corporation voted Aug. 29, 2025 to amend a performance agreement with Accutronics so certain civil engineering and site-planning expenses can be reimbursed from previously committed infrastructure funds; the board approved the change by voice vote.
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The Bastrop Economic Development Corporation board voted Aug. 29, 2025 to amend a performance agreement with Accutronics to allow reimbursement for certain site-planning and civil engineering expenses tied to a proposed headquarters project. A BEDC staff member told directors the change is intended to help move a multi-phase development forward.
"In January 2024, Accutronic purchased a 13.84 acre tract in the Business Industrial Park and plans to develop their global headquarters right here in the city of Bastrop," the staff member said, describing a project with a highlighted phase 1 of about 70,000 square feet intended for aerospace manufacturing and an overall five-phase plan. The staff member said the BEDC has committed $1,000,000 toward infrastructure to make the site shovel-ready and that legal review found the current agreement does not explicitly provide for reimbursement of civil engineering or similar soft costs.
Staff recommended a narrow amendment allowing reimbursement for certain site-planning expenses. A board member moved to amend the agreement and the motion was seconded. The chair called a voice vote and, after members responded in the affirmative, "The motion carries," approving the amendment to Resolution R-2025-0013.
The presenter said the amendment is expected to help partners including Bastrop Independent School District, which the presenter highlighted for its apprenticeship program with Accutronics. The City of Bastrop development director, James Cowie, was noted as present to answer questions; no questions were recorded in the transcript. The board then moved to adjourn.

