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Borough of Pottstown
Work inlcudes high priority arch repairs. Borough of Pottstown is performing arch repairs on eight (8) different segments of stormwater arches ranging in length throughout the Borough of Pottstown. The work includes rehabilitating the stormwater arches by repairing the concrete benching, performing concrete patching, and installing gunite lining. The scope of construction items also include temporary soil erosion and sediment controls and bypass pumping as required to complete the work.
Posted Date
May 11, 2026
Due Date
Jun 2, 2026
Release: May 11, 2026
Borough of Pottstown
Close: Jun 2, 2026
Work inlcudes high priority arch repairs. Borough of Pottstown is performing arch repairs on eight (8) different segments of stormwater arches ranging in length throughout the Borough of Pottstown. The work includes rehabilitating the stormwater arches by repairing the concrete benching, performing concrete patching, and installing gunite lining. The scope of construction items also include temporary soil erosion and sediment controls and bypass pumping as required to complete the work.
AvailableBorough of Pottstown
Lead service verification of approx.202 water service lines (via test pits), replacement of approx. 1,458 LF of lead service lines (within the Public Right-of-Way), replacement of approximately 81 water service curb stops, installation of approx. 1,458 LF of 3/4" copper service lines; associated restoration and demolition work; and all other work.
Posted Date
Apr 17, 2026
Due Date
May 14, 2026
Release: Apr 17, 2026
Borough of Pottstown
Close: May 14, 2026
Lead service verification of approx.202 water service lines (via test pits), replacement of approx. 1,458 LF of lead service lines (within the Public Right-of-Way), replacement of approximately 81 water service curb stops, installation of approx. 1,458 LF of 3/4" copper service lines; associated restoration and demolition work; and all other work.
Borough of Pottstown
Park improvements. The improvements include new play equipment, play surface, ADA walking path, benches, ADA curb ramps, sidewalk, and other associated playground facility improvements.
Posted Date
Feb 24, 2026
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Feb 24, 2026
Borough of Pottstown
Close: Mar 31, 2026
Park improvements. The improvements include new play equipment, play surface, ADA walking path, benches, ADA curb ramps, sidewalk, and other associated playground facility improvements.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Sole Source: Not viable based on past practice—deprioritize and redirect to bids and coop education.
Coops: Ask about using COSTARS, DGS statewide contracts, PEPPM, or Sourcewell to streamline purchasing; buyer hasn’t historically used coops but you can encourage exploration.
Borough of Pottstown: No sole source awards evident in public records; this path is not viable.
Dollar thresholds: None specified in available information.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Pottstown
The meeting included reports from the Authority Manager, Solicitor, Engineer, and Finance departments. Key business topics included a discussion for the potential issuance of a Notice of Intent to Award and a Notice to Proceed for Contract No. LR-3 under the Phase 3 - LSR Project, totaling $468,855.00. Additionally, the council discussed a Water Service Line Ordinance and granted approval for the 2025 Authority Audit.
The agenda includes a conditional use hearing for a specific property, various police presentations, and subcommittee and committee reports. Other discussion topics involve mayoral and management reports, land development and zoning reviews for several properties, and amendments to ordinances and fee schedules. The meeting also covers grant-related resolutions, approval of street closures for upcoming events, and the identification of upcoming board vacancies.
The meeting agenda includes a conditional use hearing, police presentations regarding honorable discharges and promotions, and various subcommittee and board reports covering infrastructure, transportation, ordinance review, and economic development. Key discussion items include land development proposals, zoning amendments, the release and hold harmless agreement for 104 Wilson Street, police vehicle bid reviews, a grant application for the Pollock Park playground, fee schedule adjustments, and several street closure requests for community events. Additionally, the council discussed upcoming board vacancies and concluded with a general discussion and an executive session.
The meeting includes a conditional use hearing for a specific property and reports from various subcommittees and local boards such as infrastructure, transportation, and economic development. Key agenda items involve police presentations, mayoral and managerial reports, several land development and zoning applications, and reviews of a streetscape plan. Administrative actions include amendments to the salary ordinance, release and hold harmless agreements, a police vehicle bid, grant requests for park improvements, and adjustments to the fee schedule. Additionally, the council plans to discuss street closure requests for local events and upcoming board vacancies.
The agenda included a conditional use hearing for 404 N. Charlotte, followed by police presentations for honors and promotions. Subcommittee and board reports were provided covering infrastructure, transportation, ordinance review, economic development, and various committee oversight areas. The meeting addressed administrative items such as the Mayor's and Manager's reports, land development and zoning matters for multiple properties, SALDO and zoning ordinance amendments, a release and hold harmless agreement, and police vehicle bids. Additionally, the council reviewed a grant application for a park playground, a fee schedule adjustment, and several street closure requests for community events.
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