Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Doylestown.
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Oct 16, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Furnish snow plowing equipment and qualified operators on an on-call basis for the plowing of township roads, parking facilities, and rights-of-way during snowfall events requiring plowing, as determined by the township. The scope of work is limited to snow plowing only; salting, anti-icing, snow hauling, and snow pile removal are not included.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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173835
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
49.8
Population
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8,330
Procurement Difficulty Score
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58 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Doylestown
The Commission reviewed multiple tree removal permit applications for properties throughout the borough, providing recommendations based on tree condition and necessity. Key discussions included the finalization of new tree educational materials, the development of standardized tree pit options for future projects, and a review of the 2026 street tree planting program, including strategies for upcoming planting seasons. The Commission also evaluated the order sheet for the annual tree giveaway and received updates on new features within the TreeKeeper software. The arborist provided a report on current tree diseases, specifically concerning Bacterial Leaf Scorch and Beech Leaf Disease, along with monitoring updates for newly planted Princeton Elms.
The board reviewed several building and sign applications. Decisions included approving roof and siding replacements at 27-29 Bridge Street with conditions, and approving roof and dormer siding work at 100 S. Main Street for Building A, while tabling discussion for Building B. Applications for 126-128 E. Oakland Avenue regarding chimney removal, and Building G at 100 S. Main Street regarding roof color and gutters were tabled for further information. The board approved restoration work at 265 Paine Street and an addition at 200 Belmont Avenue. A sign application for 44 E. State Street was tabled due to the applicant's absence.
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The council held a meeting where several municipal matters were addressed. The session included the presentation of certificates for a student project on public history, and the mayor provided a report regarding upcoming anniversary celebrations and community tributes. Public safety discussions involved tabling a grant support letter, authorizing ordinances for traffic and parking regulations, and adopting a county hazard mitigation plan. Zoning and planning matters included the advancement of an ordinance regarding accessory dwelling units, a report on upcoming zoning hearing board applications, and the approval of historical and architectural review board recommendations. Furthermore, the council authorized an ordinance regulating motor vehicles in parks, approved the distribution of a community compost survey, and adopted an updated fee schedule. Financial reports and department activities were also reviewed.
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