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Active opportunities open for bidding
Borough of Greenville
Demolition of 200 and 202 main street, plus the lot restoration of these lots and 204 main street lot. Demolition of existing structures. Removal and disposal of all construction materials. Any restoration work related to project construction including but not limited to fine grading, site restoration, and seed/soil/mulch.
Posted Date
Mar 11, 2026
Due Date
Apr 8, 2026
Release: Mar 11, 2026
Borough of Greenville
Close: Apr 8, 2026
Demolition of 200 and 202 main street, plus the lot restoration of these lots and 204 main street lot. Demolition of existing structures. Removal and disposal of all construction materials. Any restoration work related to project construction including but not limited to fine grading, site restoration, and seed/soil/mulch.
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Removal of existing roof, installation of a new rubber roof system, brick pointing and replacement, and restoration of the lot.
Posted Date
Mar 11, 2026
Due Date
Apr 8, 2026
Release: Mar 11, 2026
Borough of Greenville
Close: Apr 8, 2026
Removal of existing roof, installation of a new rubber roof system, brick pointing and replacement, and restoration of the lot.
AvailableBorough of Greenville
Greenville Borough is soliciting bids for Contract 2026-02 to construct storm sewer improvements at 293 East Street in Greenville, Pennsylvania. The planroom listing shows the solicitation is accepting bids and identifies available documents including a Bid Advertisement and Scope of Work. Bids are due April 8, 2026 at 1:00 PM local time via the Accu‑Copy planroom.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 8, 2026
Borough of Greenville
Close: Apr 8, 2026
Greenville Borough is soliciting bids for Contract 2026-02 to construct storm sewer improvements at 293 East Street in Greenville, Pennsylvania. The planroom listing shows the solicitation is accepting bids and identifies available documents including a Bid Advertisement and Scope of Work. Bids are due April 8, 2026 at 1:00 PM local time via the Accu‑Copy planroom.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $12,900, use sole source with strong justification; otherwise, expect an IFB.
Coops: Suggest exploring COSTARS, Mercer County Regional COG Joint Purchasing, HGACBuy, OMNIA Partners.
Borough of Greenville: No evidence of sole source awards above $12,900. Deprioritize for significant buys; anything over this level will be steered to public IFB.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Greenville
This document outlines the comprehensive implementation policies for the Capital Infrastructure Fund of Greenville Borough. It details the creation, purpose, and utilization of the fund, including specific guidelines for managing one-time revenues and proceeds from the sale of sanitary sewer and water systems. The policies encompass financial management, investment strategies focused on safety and liquidity, capital asset accounting, and integration with the municipality's multi-year capital improvements planning. Additionally, the document establishes procedures for an Infrastructure Investment Fund Advisory Committee, the procurement of professional services, and criteria for evaluating municipal funding requests for public projects and public-private partnerships, all aimed at fostering the community's long-term infrastructure, housing, and economic development.
The Town of Greenville Economic Development Strategy focuses on revitalizing the town by leveraging its assets, such as Thiel College, recreational opportunities, historic downtown, and existing businesses. The strategy addresses challenges stemming from past manufacturing base decline and population loss. Three top priorities are identified: redeveloping the Trinity North site, creating a comprehensive urban design plan for the downtown area, and prioritizing historic preservation. Additional strategies include strengthening Main Street, collaborating with Thiel College, enhancing recreation and arts/culture, improving neighborhoods, collaborating with the school district, developing Greenville's brand, and expanding agricultural and agritourism opportunities. The plan aims to attract new residents, businesses, and investment, building on Greenville's small-town charm, historic character, and recreational assets.
The Greenville Economic Strategy outlines a 10-year plan focusing on redevelopment of key sites (Trinity North, downtown properties, East Elementary, St. Michael's School), implementation of a comprehensive urban design plan and zoning for the downtown area, historic preservation efforts, strengthening Main Street, collaboration with Thiel College, enhancing recreation opportunities, promoting arts and culture, improving neighborhoods, collaboration with the Greenville Area School District, developing Greenville's brand, creating agricultural and agritourism opportunities, and enhancing the business and commercial environment. The plan details numerous action steps across these areas, specifying timeframes, cost estimates, funding sources, and responsible parties. The overall goal is to revitalize Greenville's economy and enhance its quality of life.
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