County approves GrantWorks, Southwest Engineers contracts for Texas CDBG project
April 28, 2026 | Lavaca County, Texas
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The Lavaca County Commissioners Court on April 27 approved two contracts related to a Texas Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) project, moving the county closer to program implementation.
The court approved a grant administration services contract between GrantWorks and the county for the Texas CDBG contract number CDV25‑0201. Later in the agenda the court approved a grant engineering services contract between Southwest Engineers and the county for the same CDBG contract number. Both motions were made and passed by voice vote.
County Judge called the items and the motions were seconded; no commissioners objected. The court did not provide contract amounts in the public reading during the meeting; the agenda pages for the items were referenced by the judge.
The judge did not specify a start date for services, but the approvals authorize staff to proceed with the administration and engineering tasks needed to implement the CDBG project identified by CDV25‑0201. Court minutes show the items were discussed and placed on the consent or regular agenda and approved without amendment.
The county did not discuss any protests or formal appeals during the meeting. County staff and commissioners signaled that standard procurement steps and subsequent reporting will follow as required by the CDBG program.
The court approved a grant administration services contract between GrantWorks and the county for the Texas CDBG contract number CDV25‑0201. Later in the agenda the court approved a grant engineering services contract between Southwest Engineers and the county for the same CDBG contract number. Both motions were made and passed by voice vote.
County Judge called the items and the motions were seconded; no commissioners objected. The court did not provide contract amounts in the public reading during the meeting; the agenda pages for the items were referenced by the judge.
The judge did not specify a start date for services, but the approvals authorize staff to proceed with the administration and engineering tasks needed to implement the CDBG project identified by CDV25‑0201. Court minutes show the items were discussed and placed on the consent or regular agenda and approved without amendment.
The county did not discuss any protests or formal appeals during the meeting. County staff and commissioners signaled that standard procurement steps and subsequent reporting will follow as required by the CDBG program.
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