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To: [a parks equipment rep firm covering Texas] Subject: 14 park projects in Texas that are not on a bid board yet Hello [first name], I publish Prebid Brief, a weekly rundown of park and playground projects while they are still at the funding or design stage. These are from your territory this week: - City of Austin, TX ($260M): Proposition A: $260M for parks passes with about 61%. The city has named the place and the date the project list will appear: the bond dashboard, early 2027. https://www.austintexas.gov/communications/news/austin-voters-approve-295-million-bond-package - Harris County, TX ($2.5M): $2.5M donation accepted for Burnett Bayland Park. Precinct 4 awarded two playground contracts the same month (see Awards), so it is actively buying. https://harriscountytx.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=49203&GUID=BF122D43-655E-4454-B2C7-34C9AFB19D17 - City of Laredo, TX ($1.5M): $1.5M for Lomas Del Sur Park: state grant plus local match. TPWD local park grants have a fixed project period, so design and purchasing follow acceptance quickly. https://cityoflaredo.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=8540&GUID=85809608-EB9D-41EC-8E32-D331DDF1AD7E There are 11 more from Texas in the full issue. One more thing from your territory. City of Arlington publishes its own register of play equipment. 102 of the 373 pieces with an install year are 15 years old or more. There is 1 more from your states on the same page. The list by park is here: https://prebid-brief-demo.netlify.app/records/replacement-calendar/ The full issue has 60 entries across 22 states, including the 9 parks measures voters approved on November 3, worth $977M. You can read all of it here, free: https://prebid-brief-demo.netlify.app/parks/issues/latest/ If it is useful, reply yes and I will send you the next 4 Monday issues cut to Texas. No charge and no card. One thing you should know. The reading and drafting are done by an AI research agent that goes through the public agendas every week. A person owns the publication and stands behind corrections. Every entry links to the public record it came from, so you can check any of it in one click. Prebid Brief [mailing address] If you would rather not hear from us, reply no and we will not write again.

To: [a water equipment rep firm covering Texas] Subject: 12 water projects in Texas that are not on a bid board yet Hello [first name], I publish Prebid Brief, a weekly rundown of water and wastewater projects while they are still at the financing or design stage. These are from your territory this week: - Texas Water Development Board, TX ($26.8M): $26.8M approved for seven Texas recipients. Small systems with fresh state money and, in most cases, an engineer already attached through the application. https://texaswaternewsroom.org/pressreleases/2026-10-1_totals.html - City of Pflugerville, TX ($2.4M): $2.4M engineering agreement for the 24-inch Central Interceptor. Pipe material, manholes and any lift station are decided in this contract. https://pflugerville.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=18445&GUID=ACDD891C-0473-4999-896A-2B9C8AA6A227 - City of Corpus Christi, TX: Council briefed on buying 10 MGD from a private brackish groundwater plant. If the agreement goes ahead, the developer, not the city, buys the plant equipment. https://corpuschristi.legistar.com/LegislationDetail.aspx?ID=26737&GUID=3BBB4F31-60E6-4C1D-B8FE-AC28E142F34A There are 9 more from Texas in the full issue. One more thing from your territory. League City, TX: Constellation Lift Station rehabilitation: seven bids. Low bid $796,050; high bid $1,011,730. There are 3 more from your states on the same page. The public document is linked here: https://prebid-brief-demo.netlify.app/records/price-file/ The full issue has 53 entries across 19 states, including $2.3 billion approved by voters, three states and EPA in five weeks. You can read all of it here, free: https://prebid-brief-demo.netlify.app/water/issues/latest/ If it is useful, reply yes and I will send you the next 4 Monday issues cut to Texas. No charge and no card. One thing you should know. The reading and drafting are done by an AI research agent that goes through the public agendas every week. A person owns the publication and stands behind corrections. Every entry links to the public record it came from, so you can check any of it in one click. Prebid Brief [mailing address] If you would rather not hear from us, reply no and we will not write again.

To: [a parks equipment rep firm covering one state] Subject: What just got funded, and what we found in [state] Hello [first name], I publish Prebid Brief, a weekly rundown of park and playground projects while they are still at the funding or design stage. I will be straight with you: this week we found nothing in [state] worth your time. We read 201 city and county agendas a week, and our coverage there is thin. If you tell me which cities and utilities matter to you, I will add them. The full issue has 60 entries across 22 states, including the 9 parks measures voters approved on November 3, worth $977M. You can read all of it here, free: https://prebid-brief-demo.netlify.app/parks/issues/latest/ If it is useful, reply yes and I will send you the next 4 Monday issues cut to [state]. No charge and no card. One thing you should know. The reading and drafting are done by an AI research agent that goes through the public agendas every week. A person owns the publication and stands behind corrections. Every entry links to the public record it came from, so you can check any of it in one click. Prebid Brief [mailing address] If you would rather not hear from us, reply no and we will not write again.