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CITY OF PFLUGERVILLEREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

RFP #2021-01Due Date: Friday, September 3, 2021

by 2:00 p.m. CST

FULLY INSURED MEDICAL, DENTAL, VI-SION, BASIC LIFE, SUPPLEMENTAL LIFE

AND LONG TERM DISABILITY

The City of Pflugerville is solicitingqualifications from vendors for Fully In-sured Medical, Dental, Vision, BasicLife, Supplemental Life and Long TermDisability.

The complete RFP packet and any sub-sequent Addendums may be obtainedby contacting HUB International byemail: caroline.smith@hubinternational.com

One (1) electronic copy (USB) to be de-livered to:City of PflugervilleAttn: Electronic proposals will be re-ceived on the Texas Bid System site on-ly at: https://www.bidnetdirect.com/texas

One (1) electronic copy (USB) to be de-livered to:HUB InternationalAttn: Caroline Smith1801 E. 51st Street, Suite 365 #366Austin, TX 78723

Responses will be received at the ad-dresses listed above until 2:00 p.m.CST, Friday, September 3, 2021. Quali-fications received after the deadlinestated herein will not be opened andshall be considered void and unaccept-able.

The City of Pflugerville reserves theright to reject any and all qualifica-tions, to waive irregularities, and to ac-cept the qualifications deemed themost advantageous to the City.

All inquiries about this RFP shall besubmitted no later than 2:00 p.m. CST,Thursday, August 26, 2021.

All requests for information and inqui-ries regarding this RFP must be made,in writing to HUB International, at caroline.smith@hubinternational.com

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NOTICE OF MEETING PLACES

TO THE RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS OFVISTA OAKS MUNICIPAL UTILITY DIS-TRICT AND TO ALL PERSONS INTEREST-ED IN THE MEETINGS OF THE BOARDOF DIRECTORS OF SUCH DISTRICT:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that theBoard of Directors of Vista Oaks Munic-ipal Utility District has previously estab-lished meeting places and offices out-side the boundaries of the District at:(a) Armbrust & Brown, PLLC, 100 Con-gress Avenue, Suite 1300, Austin,Texas; (b) 100 Congress Avenue, Suite875, Austin, Texas; (c) the offices ofGray Engineering, Inc., 8834 N. Capitalof Texas Hwy., Suite 140, Austin, Texas;(d) Crossroads Utility Services LLC, 2601

Forest Creek Drive, Round Rock, Texas;and (e) SouthStar Bank, 3025 FM 1431Round Rock, Texas 78681, which meet-ing places are hereby declared to bepublic places open to the public. Allresidents and taxpayers of Vista OaksMunicipal Utility District and all otherinterested persons are hereby invitedto attend any meeting of the Board ofDirectors.

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Public Meeting Notice:The City of Pflugerville is hosting aPublic Meeting at the City CouncilChamber, 100 East Main Street, Suite500 Pflugerville, Texas 78660 on Sep-tember 21, 2021 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30p.m. to discuss the City of Pflugerville’sproposed water treatment plant (WTP)expansion project located at 17601Weiss Lane, Pflugerville, Texas 78660.The proposed water treatment plantproject includes expansion of existingLake Intake Pump Station, constructionof Pretreatment Trains, which includesrapid mix, flocculation basins, andplate settlers, retrofitting existingmembrane system with new mem-brane system, construction of a newchlorine contact basin, expansion ofthe High Service Pump Station, demoli-tion of existing chemical system and,construction of new chemical bulk stor-age and feed facility, new sludge thick-eners and thickened sludge pump sta-tion, addition of a second backwashwaste clarifier and a new recycle pumpstation, installation of 24-inch waterline on-site to serve a new 794-footpressure zone, and associated architec-tural, structural, building mechanical,electrical, instrumentation, control,and SCADA, and site civil improve-ments. This comprehensive expansionwill meet the City’s current and futurewater demands and also construct im-provements required by the WTP facili-ty to meet and maintain regulatorycompliance, safety, technology im-provements, process innovation and re-new aging infrastructure. This projectis located outside of the 500-yearfloodplain.

The purpose of this meeting is to dis-cuss the potential environmental im-pacts of the project and alternatives toit and to discuss the Environmental In-formation Document (EID), which wasprepared to best plan, manage, and re-spond to any environmental impactsthat might occur in relation with theproposed Project. The EID was draftedto meet the requirements of Title 30 ofthe Texas Administrative Code, Chapter371 (30 TAC §371) of the Texas WaterDevelopment Board’s rules for projectsfinanced through the Drinking WaterState Revolving Fund (DWSRF) and alsoto satisfy the requirements of the Na-tional Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).The EID was developed in conjunctionwith the City of Pearland and the TexasWater Development Board (TWDB) ap-plication for funding assistance, andoutlines potential environmental im-pacts from the proposed project

The total estimated cost of the projectis $80,121,000. The estimated monthlybill for a typical resident is currently$ $

$40.10. A user rate increase of $16.00will be required to finance this project.An application for financial assistancefor the project will be filed with theTexas Water Development Board, P.O.Box 13231, Austin, Texas, 78711-3231.An Environmental Information Docu-ment for the project has been pre-pared which will be available for publicreview online at www.pflugervilletx.gov/projects for 30 days following thedate of this notice. Written commentson the proposed project may be sentto Patricia A. Davis, M.S.C.E., P.E., CityEngineer, Engineering Department,P.O. Box 589 Pflugerville, Texas 78691.

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The City of Pflugerville is requesting aStatement of Qualifications (SOQs)from qualified engineering consultantsto provide professional engineeringservices for 2020 Transportation Gener-al Obligation Bond Street Reconstruc-tion Projects. The Request for Qualifi-cations (RFQ) document can be viewedand downloaded on the City’s websiteat www.pflugervilletx.gov/bids. To beconsidered for this project, your firmmust meet the qualifications and satis-fy the requirements set forth in theRFQ. If you are interested in being con-sidered, please submit your SOQ by 4p.m., Thursday, September 16, 2021 to:

Ms. Patricia A. Davis, M.S.C.E., P.E.City Engineerprojects@pflugervilletx.gov

A non-mandatory pre-proposal meet-ing for the project will be held virtuallyon Tuesday, August 31, 2021 at 10:00a.m., refer to the project posting onthe City’s website for more details onhow to attend the virtual pre-proposalmeeting.

All submissions should be clearlymarked as RFQ # 21-013 SOQ for Pro-fessional Engineering Services for 2020Transportation General ObligationBond Street Reconstruction Projects.Note that all questions, clarifications,or requests for general informationshould be in writing via email to projects@pflugervilletx.gov. The submissiondeadline for general information re-quests will be 4 p.m. on Friday, Sep-tember 3, 2021. Any requests receivedafter this date will be returned.

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The City of Pflugerville is requesting aStatement of Qualifications (SOQs)from qualified engineering consultantsto provide professional engineeringservices for 2020 Transportation Gener-al Obligation Bond Street Reconstruc-tion Projects. The Request for Qualifi-cations (RFQ) document can be viewedand downloaded on the City’s websiteat www.pflugervilletx.gov/bids. To beconsidered for this project, your firmmust meet the qualifications and satis-fy the requirements set forth in theRFQ. If you are interested in being con-sidered, please submit your SOQ by 4p.m., Thursday, September 16, 2021 to:

Ms. Patricia A. Davis, M.S.C.E., P.E.City Engineerprojects@pflugervilletx.gov

All submissions should be clearlymarked as RFQ # 21-013 SOQ for Pro-fessional Engineering Services for 2020Transportation General ObligationBond Street Reconstruction Projects.Note that all questions, clarifications,or requests for general informationshould be in writing via email to projects@pflugervilletx.gov. The submissiondeadline for general information re-quests will be 4 p.m. on Friday, Sep-tember 3, 2021. Any requests receivedafter this date will be returned.

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The City of Pflugerville, Texas is solicit-ing bids for furnishing all labor, mate-rials, tools and equipment and per-forming all work required for the Colo-rado River Raw Water Intake ScreenReplacements project which consists ofthe removal of silt buildup around theexisting screens in order to replace theexisting stainless steel raw water in-take screens with larger copper alloyscreens for zebra mussel control.Sealed bids will be received until 3:00p.m. on Thursday, September 2, 2021.

Copies of the specifications and biddocuments will be available on Wed-nesday August 18, 2021 and may beexamined at the following location:- www.civcastusa.com, Project ID – “Co.Raw Water Intake Screen Replace-ments”

Questions are posted through Civcastand bids are submitted in person toCity Hall (100 E. Main Street, Suite 500Pflugerville, TX 78660).

Separate sealed bids addressed to theCity of Pflugerville, will be received un-til Thursday, September 2, 2021 at 3:00P.M. at the City of Pflugerville CityHall, 100 East Main, Suite 100,Pflugerville, Texas 78660 at which timethey will be at which time they will bepublicly opened and read aloud atSuite 500. Refer to the project informa-tion on Civcast for more details how toattend the Bid Opening held at theCity Council Chambers, 100 E. MainStreet, Suite 500 Pflugerville, TX 78660.A mandatory pre-bid meeting for theproject will be held on the project siteat 1:00 pm on August 26, 2021, referto the project information on Civcastfor more details.

The City of Pflugerville reserves therights to reject any and all bids and towaive any informalities in bids re-ceived; to eliminate a portion of thework or add additional work as re-quired to keep the total contractamount within the funds budgeted; toaward any parts or combination ofparts of the project it deems necessary;and any other rights established underthe laws of the State of Texas.

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ROUND ROCK — Cedar Ridge setterFaith Cox directed a dynamic offense asthe Raiders opened the season on Tues-day with a 25-23, 25-23, 25-15 home winover Pflugerville.

Cox dished out 38 assists and five Ce-dar Ridge hitters recorded at least fivekills. Cox executed revamped offense forsecond-year coach Eric Soto, who de-spite the impressive win said there'sstill room for improvement.

“We introduced a new system afterour playoff loss last year, and it is verycomplex," Soto said. "We have the ath-letes, but we had a lot of nervous energyin our home opener and did not executeas well as we will in the future."

Soto cited the defensive efforts ofAlyssa Clark and Riley Cox, who com-bined for 30 digs and keyed the defensesystem,

“Alyssa and Riley are special (with)high volleyball IQ and excellent courtpresence,” Soto said. "Alyssa not onlyplays her position but has the abilityand skills to anticipate when free ballsare not being tracking, and she moves into make the play."

Pflugerville (1-1), which beat Taylor inits own season opener on Monday, keptthe first two sets tight but couldn't makeenough plays down the stretch. TheRaiders led 15-10 in the first set and wereseemingly in control at 24-16 before thevisiting Panthers made a 7-0 run led bykills from Camden Frederickson, ZahraCoates, Chelsea Okeke and Abby LaFol-lette. Cedar Ridge prevailed when thePanthers had an attack error on setpoint.

In the second set, the Panthers held a20-15 lead before the Raiders (1-0) ral-lied with a 10-3 run. Kaitlyn Werner col-lected three of her team-leading 10 killsin that spurt while Olivia Johnson, Ele-na Bilhartz and Ava Martinez each hadtimely kills.

"Overall, we had a good first match,but the unforced errors and the effortsof a well-coached Pflugerville team keptthe match close,” Soto said.

Cedar Ridge settled into its offense inthe third set, especially during an 11-3scoring run to take control of set andmatch.

“We finally connected with our pass-ing," Soto said. "If we can get the passesto Faith, we are pretty good."

Bilhartz added eight kills, Nyla Lewisand Martinez finished with six killseach, and Johnson had five kills in awell-balanced attack.

In other local action, Class 5A's AnnRichards beat District 26-6A's Del Valle25-17, 25-21, 20-25, 25-13 as Nora Willishad 17 kills and served seven aces. Set-ters Isobel Ryther and Violet Webb had15 assists each while Talia Tamez had 20

digs in the win.Lauren Murphy had 11 kills as Round

Rock beat Cedar Park 20-25, 25-20, 25-19, 25-20. Kate Alex led Cedar Park with12 kills while teammates Lainee Robertsadded 11 and Nia Cummings had ninekills. Dylan Gilkey had 25 assists for Ce-dar Park while Lauren Silver had 20 as-sists for the Dragons.

Red-hot Rouse is 4-0 after Tuesday’ssweeps of Waco Midway and Lake Bel-ton. The Raiders opened the seasonMonday night by beating Westwood infour sets and sweeping DrippingSprings.

TAPPS power Round Rock ChristianAcademy defeated Georgetown GraceAcademy 25-12, 25-4, 25-11 as SavannahJohnson had nine kills with eight acesand Emma Owens had five kills. RyannHolley had four kills and served six aceswhile Rachel Millikan had three killsand two solo blocks for the Crusaders.

In Class 4A, 2020 state runner-upWimberley opened the season with a28-26, 25-16, 25-22 win against Class 5Aplayoff hopeful Bastrop. Paige Crawfordled the Texans with 11 kills and three ser-vice aces. Bastrop got 11 kills each byJasmine Creek and Emma Patmon.

Tournament action gets underwaythis weekend, including the JasonLanders Memorial tournament in theAustin school district and the West-wood Warrior Showcase in the RoundRock school district.

Cedar Ridge volleyball opens season with sweep of PflugervilleButch HartSpecial to Austin American-Statesman

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Cedar Ridge hitter Nyla Lewis pushes a point through the Pflugerville defense in the first set Aug. 10 at Cedar Ridge HighSchool. Cedar Ridge swept the Panthers in the season opener for the home team. PAUL KNIGHT FOR AMERICAN-STATESMAN

Riley Cox spikes over Cedar Ridge teammate Alyssa Clark against Pflugerville inthe third set Aug. 10 at Cedar Ridge High School. Cedar Ridge swept thePanthers in the season opener for the home team. PAUL KNIGHT FOR

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