Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Lansdale.
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Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Supply & delivery of delpac 1525 aluminum chloride, basic approx. quantity - 350 tons.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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209261
Population
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18,986
Procurement Hell Score
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40 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Lansdale
The commission reviewed past events, including a rain barrel initiative and a nature walk, and discussed future partnerships with the Wissahickon Restoration Volunteers. Upcoming events were planned, such as a First Friday presence, an electronic recycling event, and a collaboration with the WWTP for a tree giveaway and stream bank restoration along the North Neshaminy Creek. Subcommittee reports covered progress on a tree ordinance, energy reporting, plastic reduction surveys, and efforts to achieve Bird Town designation. Additionally, the committee discussed logistical planning for a movie event, municipal sustainability conference attendance, and potential future collaboration on stormwater management and winter salting practices.
The committee discussed several items, including the review of an electric service agreement for 380 E. Hancock St, which has secured escrow. Progress was reported on the design and feasibility of 10MW natural gas peakers. The committee reviewed the initial draft of the 2027-2029 capital expenditure plan and analyzed results from the PJM energy market auction. Additionally, the department operations report highlighted various initiatives, such as the completion of a photovoltaic system installation, annual thermal imaging inspections, finalization of an AMP Mutual Aid Agreement, repairs to a 34 kV voltage regulator, and ongoing preparation for the Reliable Public Power Provider application.
Public-sector contacts connected to Borough of Lansdale.
The committee reviewed the financial status of several funds, including General, Parks & Rec, Parking, Parking Authority, Debt Service, Electric, and Wastewater funds. Discussions included the receipt of a Green Light Go grant for traffic signalization and the restructuring of capital funds. Additionally, the committee considered a budget amendment for bookkeeping purposes, reviewed the Fairmount Fire Company's budget and generator replacement project, and approved an increase in copy charges for the tax collector. The meeting also addressed the scheduling of 2027 budget discussions, potential structural changes within the budget, and the future role of the Parking Authority.
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