#2027-4 FORMER MONTVALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PHASE I ASBESTOS ABATEMENT RFP
Posted
Nov 3, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
The County of Bedford is seeking bids from qualified contractors to provide asbestos abatement at the former Montvale Elementary School.
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Posted
Nov 3, 2026
Dec 17, 2026
The County of Bedford is seeking bids from qualified contractors to provide asbestos abatement at the former Montvale Elementary School.
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205568
Employee FTE
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612.9
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83,059
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52 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bedford County
The meeting included public comments regarding the potential ban or moratorium on data centers within the county. The board discussed the consent agenda, which involved the final payment for the animal shelter expansion project and federal grant funding for the Southern Virginia IAC task force. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to determining the appropriate use of donated funds for the animal shelter, with the board deciding to appropriate those specific funds to the project as originally intended by donors, rather than retaining them in the general fund. There was also discussion regarding potential future facility improvements for the animal shelter, including clinical capabilities.
The board reviewed reports regarding local utility projects, business outreach initiatives, and recent economic development events, including a job fair and tours for local high schools. Financial reports provided updates on year-end close-out activities and monthly expenditures. Significant progress updates were provided on the Lot 15 pad-ready site at the New London Business and Technology Center. The board discussed a lease extension for the Elba property and evaluated potential options for the upper parking lot. The primary action taken was the review and approval of the FY2027 budget, which included discussions on grant funding, insurance coverage, and performance incentives.
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The board reviewed departmental program reports, noting increased adult protective services cases and current staff status. Operational updates included changes to the worker's compensation provider, electronic deposit transitions, and resolutions to technical issues. The board received updates on the building project and fiscal challenges regarding the upcoming budget. Action items included the approval of adoption consent, an amended compensation plan, and membership in the Rural Health Transformation Initiative. Furthermore, the board addressed the need for enhanced meeting security and the development of formal public comment procedures.
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