Val Verde County Issues Addendum For Colonia Water Project Bids

Val Verde County published "PUBLIC NOTICE Addendum No. 3" on November 24, 2025 as part of its Civic Alerts, confirming a formal update to procurement materials associated with colonia water infrastructure projects. The notice appears alongside a series of Texas Community Development Block Grant bid postings and other addenda on the county news and alerts feed, signaling administrative changes that could affect upcoming contracting opportunities.

The county procurement page lists Invitation to Bid postings, including original bid packages and related addenda, which contractors and vendors can consult for details. The posted addendum is described as altering or clarifying previously released bid documents, and the Civic Alerts entry links to the addendum PDF as well as the individual bid entries for full details. Contractors and suppliers seeking to participate in these projects are advised to review the updated documents on the county website to ensure compliance with any revised requirements.

These postings involve the TxCDBG program, which supports community development and infrastructure work in colonias and other underserved areas. In Val Verde County, such projects address long standing needs for reliable water infrastructure in unincorporated border communities. Changes to bid documents may influence technical specifications, material lists, or scheduling, and could affect which local firms are best positioned to submit responsive bids.

For residents, the updates matter because timely completion of water improvements affects public health, daily life, and property conditions in colonia neighborhoods. For the local construction and contracting sector, the addendum may alter bid preparation, procurement timelines, and cost estimates. County officials have provided direct links to the addendum and bid postings to facilitate transparency and participation.

The county Civic Alerts page contains the addendum PDF and links to each Invitation to Bid posting, available at the county website for anyone seeking the exact language of the changes and any new deadlines or submission requirements. Community stakeholders and prospective bidders should consult those documents and follow the county procurement guidance for next steps.