ANNUAL FLOW METER CALIBRATION, INSTALLATION, REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT
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Sep 16, 2026
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Oct 19, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
Arlington County is soliciting bids from qualified vendors to provide a hosted, cloud-based, commercially available league management platform for the administration of athletic programs, leagues, tournaments, participant registration, scheduling, communications, and integrated payment processing. The County seeks a production-ready, off-the-shelf solution that is currently operational and available for deployment, including software licensing, hosting, implementation, training, maintenance, technical support, and related services.
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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Arlington County Government is seeking bids for annual inspection, parts, and repair services for material handling equipment (MHE). The work location is Arlington County, Virginia, and the solicitation is an Invitation for Bids for non-professional services. The posting refers bidders to the solicitation documents for information about any optional pre-bid conference or site visit.
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Census ID
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176669
Employee FTE
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2,972
Population
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243,931
Procurement Difficulty Score
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42 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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This contract between Arlington County, Virginia, and CorVel Enterprise Comp, Inc. is for third-party claims administration services, including liability (general, auto), first-party property, and workers' compensation claims, along with related services. The agreement, effective July 30, 2023, until July 31, 2024, with four possible one-year renewals, details the scope of work, unit pricing for various services, and includes several exhibits covering CareMC license, end-user license, business associate, and non-disclosure agreements, emphasizing data security, HIPAA compliance, and performance evaluation.
This Amendment Number 3 modifies Agreement No. 23-HRD-RFP-506 between Arlington County, Virginia, and CorVel Enterprise Claims, Inc. It formalizes a name change for the contractor, updates the contract ID to C24674, and renews the agreement term from August 1, 2025, to July 31, 2026, with two additional one-year renewals remaining. The document also includes Exhibit B, which details a comprehensive price list for various claims administration, program management, patient management, pharmacy, and ancillary services, provided on a per-unit or percentage basis.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Arlington County
The board conducted property assessment hearings focusing on contested valuations for multiple locations. Key discussion topics included property operating expenses, effective gross income projections, and capitalization rates. Specifically, the board deliberated on assessment appeals for an apartment complex at 220 South 20th Street and a mixed-use retail and residential property at 1101 South Joyce Street. The board ultimately voted to confirm a revised assessment value for the apartment property at 220 South 20th Street.
The meeting focused on initiating the planning study for the Ballston Park and Buckingham commercial area, with a goal of evaluating preservation and redevelopment scenarios. Key topics included introductions of the working group members, an overview of the planning study process, the existing conditions analysis, and a discussion on future community engagement efforts. The meeting highlighted the need to address expiring affordability commitments at the site while protecting its historic and architectural significance.
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The meeting focused on a presentation by CNA regarding a traffic stop analysis to evaluate potential racial bias. The board discussed the mechanisms of data collection via the Virginia Uniform Summons and Community Policing Act forms, highlighting challenges in linking data between these systems and inconsistencies in field entries. Discussions also covered recommendations for improving department policies on bias-free policing, enhancing officer training with law-enforcement-specific content, and establishing guardrails for officer discretion.
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