For inspection and cleaning contractors

Find sewer inspection and cleaning contracts before they rebid

For contractors who inspect, clean and jet city sewers, including large-diameter and trunk lines. See which contracts are on their last renewal, who holds them and what the city pays, while there is still time to meet the city.

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Every sign an inspection or cleaning contract is coming up

Council approvals, renewal options, contract terms and inspection programs, read for the CCTV inspection and cleaning work they lead to.

Only sewer work, never the rest of what the city buys.

  • Final renewal options
  • Contract end dates
  • Renewals past due
  • CCTV inspection contracts
  • Cleaning and jetting
  • Vacuum truck services
  • Large-diameter and trunk sewers
  • Current contractors
  • Annual contract amounts
  • Council agenda items
  • Council minutes
  • Inspection programs

Know which contracts rebid first

Every contract carries its end date and the renewals it has left, so you work the rebids closest to the street first.

  • Renewals left on every contractHow many renewal options the city authorized and which one it is on now.
  • Term end dates, by monthYour list starts with the contracts closest to rebid.
Sewer inspection and cleaning contracts in Fort Worth, TXComing due
  • Cleaning serviceContract ending
    Aug 2027
  • Cleaning serviceContract ending
    Aug 2027
  • Cleaning serviceContract ending
    Aug 2027
  • Inspection serviceContract ending
    Sep 2027
  • Inspection serviceContract ending
    Oct 2027

Know who you are up against

Each signal names the incumbent and what the city pays, so you can time your call and price your bid.

  • The incumbent and the priceWho holds the work today and the annual amount the council authorized.
  • The council's own wordsThe line from the council item and a link to the city's public record.
Large Diameter Sewer Inspection and Cleaning ServicesFinal renewal
Why reach out now

The city is on renewal 4 of the 4 it authorized. When the term ends on October 17, 2027, the work has to be re-bid.

“an Annual Amount Up to $2,500,000.00 and Authorize Four Annual Renewal Options”
Current contractor
Ace Pipe Cleaning, Inc.
Value
Up to $2.5M

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Questions about sewer inspection and cleaning contracts

How early can I see an inspection or cleaning contract rebid?

As soon as the city approves the last renewal option, usually a year or more before the term ends.

Do you cover large-diameter and trunk sewer work?

Yes. Large-diameter inspection and cleaning contracts are tracked the same way, with their own terms and ceilings.

Can I see who holds the contract now?

Yes. The incumbent comes from the council item that awarded or renewed the contract, with the annual amount when the record gives one.

Do you track jetting and vacuum truck services?

Yes. Sewer cleaning, jetting and vacuum truck contracts are tracked alongside CCTV inspection.

How is this different from a bid alert?

A bid alert tells you when the RFP is posted. We tell you when the current contract is running out, so you can meet the city first.

Where does the information come from?

From the city's own records: council agendas and minutes, contracts and budgets. Every signal links to the city's public page.

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