Houston lines up $11.6m sewer cleaning and CCTV inspection contract
Houston Public Works, Texas · Meeting date: October 13, 2026 · Published: October 14, 2026
Houston Public Works is seeking authority for a maximum $11.60 million contract with CSI Consolidated LLC dba AIMS Companies for Sewer Stoppage Cleaning and Television Inspection No. 13. The item was listed for consideration on the October 14 council consent agenda, alongside further wastewater-rehabilitation funding.
Key points
- The proposed CSI Consolidated/AIMS Companies contract carries a maximum value of $11,599,862.40 from the Enterprise Fund.
- Its scope is construction services for sewer stoppage cleaning and television inspection under Houston Public Works' Sewer Stoppage Cleaning and Television Inspection No. 13 programme.
- The agenda also included $1.09 million and $1.19 million additional appropriations for wastewater collection-system rehabilitation contracts, plus a further $712,046 appropriation for Lopez Utilities Contractor.
- No October 14 discussion or vote outcome was included in the supplied meeting transcript.
Full report
Houston City Council was scheduled to consider a $11.60 million sewer cleaning and inspection contract with CSI Consolidated LLC, doing business as AIMS Companies, as part of its October 14 consent agenda.
The proposed agreement, titled Sewer Stoppage Cleaning and Television Inspection No. 13, would provide construction services for Houston Public Works and set a maximum contract amount of $11,599,862.40. Funding was identified as coming from the Enterprise Fund. The agenda also stated that the ordinance would provide contingency funding and set a deadline for the bidder to submit post-bid documents, with failure to meet that deadline constituting default.
The proposed award was one of several wastewater collection-system items on the council agenda. Members were also scheduled to consider an additional $1,091,541.69 appropriation related to a wastewater collection-system rehabilitation and renewal contract with To-Mex Construction LLC. Two further additional appropriations, of $1,194,184.04 and $712,045.94, were listed for wastewater collection-system rehabilitation and renewal services provided by Lopez Utilities Contractor LLC.
Separately, the agenda included $2,207,842 for a first amendment to Jacobs Engineering Group Inc's professional-engineering-services contract for Capacity Remedial Measures Plan CIP Package 2, covering CD Areas 2 and 3. A $9,031,494 additional appropriation for Ardurra Group Inc's CRMP Package 4 was also scheduled; that package covers replacement of the Eddington Lift Station, force-main installation, and construction of a storage tank and lift station at a wet-weather facility.
The supplied transcript covers the October 13 public session only and does not record council's October 14 deliberation or vote on the AIMS Companies contract.
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Source: Council Meeting (October 13, 2026 & October 14, 2026), Houston Public Works