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Participant

Jones Engineering Solutions

Paid on 4 local government issues in BRB's local issuance fee table, $240,000 in fees reported.

By role

Jones Engineering Solutions: issues, par, fees and sale types by role, every loaded fiscal year
Role?Issues?Par of those issues?Fees paid?Median cost per $1,000?Negotiated?Competitive?Private placement?First FY?Last FY?Paid by the underwriter?
RoleEngineers, accountants and other consultantsIssues3Par of those issues$14,185,000Fees paid$180,000Median cost per $1,000$13.23Negotiated0Competitive3Private placement0First FY2022Last FY2025Paid by the underwriter$0

Issues

4 issues, newest first.

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Issues Jones Engineering Solutions worked on, sorted by closed, descending. Select a column heading to sort by it.
Issue?Issuer?Closed?FY?Role?Sale type?Par?Fees to this firm?Per $1,000 of par?
Unl Tax Bonds Ser 2024Riceland MUD 112/19/20242025Engineers, accountants and other consultantsCompetitive$5,670,000$75,000$13.23
Unl Tax Road Bonds Ser 2024Intercontinental Crossing MUD5/23/20242024Other costsCompetitive$4,000,000$60,000$15.00
Unl Tax Bonds Ser 2023Intercontinental Crossing MUD11/8/20232024Engineers, accountants and other consultantsCompetitive$3,950,000$55,000$13.92
Unl Tax Bonds Ser 2021Intercontinental Crossing MUD12/20/20212022Engineers, accountants and other consultantsCompetitive$4,565,000$50,000$10.95
Total, all 4$240,000

Rows 1–4 of 4

Fees are as BRB's table reports them for each issue. The underwriter's spread counts once, and median and per-$1,000 figures use the issuer's one-time costs only: rows paid by the underwriter are shown in the fees but not added to them (how the participant tables are made).

EMMA links are added as each issue is matched.

Source: Local Issuance Fee By Year (updated by the publisher 10/6/2026). Loaded here 10/9/2026.

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31.

Issuer names are shown as published, without source footnote letters.

Figures are as reported to the agency and have not been independently verified.