Foster Road Phase III
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Dripping Springs: TWDB Approves $43M Wastewater Project
The Texas Water Development Board approved today almost $49.7 million in financial assistance that will support four rural water and wastewater system projects
Multiple Sewershed Package 6 – San Antonio Water System
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Austin: TWDB Approves $163 Million in Water Infrastructure Projects
The Texas Water Development Board closed out the with by approving another $163 million in water and wastewater infrastructure projects, and about one-third of that will go to rural
San Antonio and Granbury Take Lion’s Share of $95M in State Funded Water Projects
The Texas Water Development Board on Monday approved more than $95 million in financing to nine water districts, with the largest loans, $48.76 million, going to Granbury
2019 Asphalt Overlay Contract Package 10 (Rebid)
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Travis County: South Travis Communities To Wean Off Austin Water Supply
The communities of Creedmoor and Maha in southeast Travis County obtained more than $9.3 million in financing from the Texas Water Development Board at the board's Tuesday meeting for a transition project that will get them off the City of Austin's water
Wastewater Treatment Plant Replacement – El Dorado Utility District
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McDonald Observatory Reaches Final Stretch of Fire Control Project
Seven years ago, a massive wildfire sprinted across central Jeff Davis County, coming within 15 miles of the McDonald Observatory; the fire forced UT-Austin to reassess the observatory's fire protection
Seguin: GBRA Gets $166M for Water Projects; TWDB Sends Funding to Upper Trinity Regional Water District and McAllen
Seguin: GBRA Gets $166M for Water Projects; TWDB Sends Funding to Upper Trinity Regional Water District and McAllen Posted 7-31-2018 by Adolfo Pesquera Seguin (Guadalupe County) - The Texas Water Development Board last week authorized almost $250