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Schertz proposes three contractors for sidewalk and curb repairs

Schertz residents could see sidewalk, curb and ramp repairs ordered through three proposed contracts. Each job would stay within an approved budget.

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Three blank sheets stand behind a cracked sidewalk and curb, with a masonry trowel and grass nearby.
Three blank sheets, a masonry trowel and a cracked sidewalk represent proposed concrete repair contracts.Illustration: Guadalupe.News

Schertz wants three on-call contractors for sidewalk, curb and other concrete work across the city.

The proposed agreements would let departments assign individual jobs costing less than $100,000 within approved budgets. The council is scheduled to consider Resolution 26-R-131 on Nov. 17; the packet establishes a proposal, not an approval.

From the source record

Proposed resolutionResolution 26-R-131 and attachments
Staff proposes on-call concrete agreements with Proficient Constructors, Westhill Paving and Fanar 1 Enterprises.
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The Nov. 17 packet contains the proposed resolution and draft agreement terms.

For residents, the proposal would give city departments a way to order sidewalk, curb, driveway and ADA ramp work as needed.

What the agreements cover

The proposed contractors are Proficient Constructors, Westhill Paving and Fanar 1 Enterprises. A retained price schedule lists curb and gutter, four- and six-inch sidewalks, concrete removal and placement, asphalt patching, valley gutters, driveway sections and accessible curb ramps among the work that could be ordered.

The draft agreements would begin after final signature and run through Oct. 31, 2029, with two optional one-year renewals. Larger projects would return to council under city policy. The per-job limit does not cap total spending under the agreements.

Staff says slow responses from previous on-call contractors prompted the proposal to use three firms. The next record to check is the Nov. 17 council outcome, followed by any signed agreements and task orders showing which repairs the city actually buys. Residents can inspect the proposed contract terms in the resolution packet.

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