Bid/RFP Status: Open - accepting bids and proposalsBid/RFP Due Date: Wednesday, February 22, 2023 - 11:00amBack to Bids/RFPs Supporting Documents Request for Bid- Outfitting Public Safety Vehicles (374 KB)
e924-011 new window Facilities and Public Safety Recruitment Services Addendum 1 (PDF, ) Patrick Johnson 4/23/2024 5/08/2024; 3:00 PM (EST)
Project: Public Safety - Alternative Response Plan Ref. #: RFQ027652 Type: RFP Status: Open Open Date: Apr 30th 2024, 1:00 PM EDT Questions Due Date: May 20th 2024, 11:00 AM EDT Close Date: Jun 12th 2024, 11:00 AM EDT Days Left: 40 Project Description:The City of Columbus (“City”), Department of Public Safety is seeking well-qualified individuals, firms, agencies, or teams (“Offerors”) to develop a plan for alternative response teams that are non-law
FOR: Public Safety Building Southern University Baton Rouge, Louisiana PROJECT NUMBER: 01-107-06-17, F.01004391 Complete Bidding Documents for this project are available in electronic form. They may be obtained without charge and without deposit from City Blueprint Project Plan Room at www.cityblueprint.com.
This project is for the expansion of the Public Safety Training Center located at 1515 50th Street SE, Rochester, MN 55904. This bid event is for the work scopes that are hard bids. A seperate solicitation event, RFP2023-305, is for the electrical, mechanical and earthwork scopes that will be evaluated using best value methodology. Contact Information: Name Nicole Jensson - Contracts Manager Address 2122 Campus Dr.
PROJECT INFORMATION: Table Control FunctionalitySOLICIT # PROJECT NAME*PRE-BID DATE & TIMERECEIVING DATE & TIMEB220603JJBPublic Safety Center (E.O.C.) Expansion - Construction Monday, June 26, 20232:30 PMLOCATION OF MEETINGS: PRE-BID INFORMATION:Three Mandatory Pre-Proposal Conferences have been scheduled for this project.
The proposed work is located in Lake Havasu City. The length of the project is 2.97 miles in total which includes work along London Bridge Road, from 225’ north of Reimer Drive to SR 95 South. The work consists of restriping the roadway to create five-foot minimum bike lanes. In addition, four solar powered speed feedback signs will be installed. The work includes signing and pavement markings, and other related work.
