Camino Real Mobility Authority 9/9/2026

The City of El Paso, Texas, held a regular board meeting of the Camino Real Regional Mobility Authority on September 9, 2026, focusing heavily on procurement and construction contract approvals for regional infrastructure projects. Key actions included authorizing the execution of a construction contract with Horizon Construction for the Alamo Alto Trail project phases one and two, with negotiations to address bids exceeding the budget. The board also approved amendments to interlocal agreements and work authorizations with AECOM Technical Services and Atkins Realis USA for design and construction engineering services. Additionally, the board authorized advancing the El Paso County Transit Facility project design to 100% completion and approved an advanced funding agreement with the Texas Department of Transportation for the Sun Cycle Bike Share Fleet Enhancement Project 2027. A notable contract amendment was approved for the Pelican Drive widening project involving temporary traffic signals, funded by the county after federal funding was denied. The meeting included updates on multiple ongoing construction projects, including Valley Chile Road extension, John Hayes phase 2, and countywide passenger shelters, with detailed financial and progress reports. Motions to approve these procurement and contract actions passed unanimously, reflecting coordinated efforts to advance transportation infrastructure and transit services in the region.