The Karnes County Commissioners Court on Oct. 27 rescinded two contracts awarded just weeks earlier. The contracts were for drainage and archives work. The rescissions followed a contractor bidding breakdown involving missing bid bonds.
At the same meeting, the court set a $30,000 spending cap.
Written by The Alamo Republican from Karnes Countywide’s reporting, using only the facts in it. Karnes Countywide’s own headline: “Missing bid bonds force Karnes County to scrap drainage, archives contracts”
Clocks fall back Sunday, a fog advisory covers most of southeast Texas in the morning, and a cold front brings storms on Election Day, according to the forecast.
The Texas Water Development Board reported that drought conditions continued to decline, with the extent of drought at its smallest in ten weeks as of October 27. Drought coverage in Texas fell to 68% from 70% the previ…
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