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What to Know:
- DIR plans to issue a solicitation for wireless, pager and satellite communications services through the Texas Agency Network program.
- The procurement will cover cellular voice and data plans, wireless infrastructure services and related equipment for eligible government customers.
- Multiple vendors may be selected to provide services under indefinite quantity contracts.
What to Know:
- The lawsuit challenges the comptroller’s 2025 emergency rule that converted the Historically Underutilized Business program into Veteran Heroes United in Business.
- Plaintiffs are asking the court to declare the emergency rule null and void, block enforcement through temporary and permanent injunctions and reinstate HUB certifications.
- The Global Black Economic Forum says the stakes include more than $4 billion in Fiscal Year 2024 state contracting that went to HUB businesses and more than $1.6 billion in HUB spending by three named agencies.
What to Know:
- A Texas Republican primary turned AI infrastructure into a rural political issue, with Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warning that data centers threaten farmland, water supplies and ranch communities.
- Voters still chose Abbott-backed challenger Nate Sheets, suggesting the political and economic push behind AI development outweighed Miller’s attempt to make server farms a campaign issue.
- Data centers are expanding into rural areas because they need large sites, power and water, setting up an ongoing clash between AI growth and agricultural land use in Texas and other Republican-led states.
