Henderson approves $790k annual heavy-equipment panel for water, wastewater and flood-control work
The City of Henderson Department of Utility Services, Nevada · Meeting date: November 4, 2026 · Published: November 6, 2026
Henderson City Council has awarded seven suppliers contracts under IFB 104-27 for on-call heavy equipment. The procurement carries an annual not-to-exceed value of $790,000 and is funded through the city’s flood-control, water and wastewater funds.
Key points
- Council approved IFB 104-27 on November 4, with Mayor Michelle Romero abstaining from deliberation and voting.
- The seven awarded suppliers are APCO Equipment, Arnold Machinery Company, Coastline Equipment, Empire Southwest dba Empire, Haaker Equipment Company, Herc Rentals and Las Vegas Paving Corporation.
- The initial contract period runs through October 30, 2027, with options for up to four one-year renewals.
Full report
Henderson City Council has approved a $790,000 annual on-call heavy-equipment procurement backed by the city’s flood-control, water and wastewater funds.
The award of Invitation for Bids 104-27 establishes contracts with APCO Equipment, Arnold Machinery Company, Coastline Equipment, Empire Southwest LLC dba Empire, Haaker Equipment Company, Herc Rentals Inc. and Las Vegas Paving Corporation.
The initial term runs through October 30, 2027. Henderson retains options to renew the contracts for up to four additional one-year periods, while the $790,000 figure is a total annual not-to-exceed amount.
The item was pulled from the consent agenda to allow Mayor Michelle Romero to abstain. Romero said her husband and son work for Las Vegas Paving and that their employment could be perceived by a reasonable person as affecting the independence of her judgment. The remaining council members approved the award.
No project-specific equipment allocations were identified during the discussion. The structure instead gives the city a roster of seven suppliers for on-call heavy-equipment requirements funded across its water, wastewater and flood-control accounts.
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Source: City Council Regular, The City of Henderson Department of Utility Services