Asphaltic Concrete Hot Mix Annual Bid
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Nov 3, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Provide asphaltic concrete paving material, (level 1 wearing, 0. 5 inch nominal maximum size aggregate, pg64-22 asphaltic cement in lieu of pg 70-22m asphaltic cement).
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Posted
Nov 3, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Provide asphaltic concrete paving material, (level 1 wearing, 0. 5 inch nominal maximum size aggregate, pg64-22 asphaltic cement in lieu of pg 70-22m asphaltic cement).
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Dec 3, 2026
The Bossier Parish Police Jury is seeking an annual supply of asphaltic cold mix paving material. The material must be manufactured in accordance with Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development specifications for asphaltic mixtures for cold application. This supply-only bid is due December 3, 2026.
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Dec 3, 2026
The Bossier Parish Police Jury seeks bids for an annual supply of tires for parish vehicles and equipment. The listed products include several grader and tractor tire types, with delivery to the parish warehouse in Benton, Louisiana. Bidders must identify the tire trade names and submit the required identification data; any unlisted product must be documented for approval at least 14 calendar days before bid opening.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bossier Parish
The meeting featured a presentation on local film industry developments and a public hearing regarding ordinance amendments for facility usage in parish-owned buildings. The jury approved multiple Cooperative Endeavor Agreements for traffic signal upgrades, park and lake improvements, and road construction projects. Additionally, the jury adopted an ordinance concerning bridge load postings, approved final change orders and project completions, authorized a division order for energy operations, and approved the donation of a surplus mobile home to a local fire district.
The board discussed a variety of agenda items including public hearings on property tax assessment protests and zoning amendments, as well as property condemnation proceedings. Key operational approvals included change orders for several infrastructure projects such as the Frank Staton Boulevard Extension, East Highland Raw Water Line, and parish road improvements. The board also adopted a proclamation for National Scenic Byway Day and acknowledged a city annexation ordinance. Additionally, the finance committee heard budget appropriation requests from several organizations, including Volunteers for Youth Justice, The Arc Caddo-Bossier, the North Louisiana Economic Partnership, Robinson's Rescue, and the Bossier Chamber of Commerce.
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The board ratified two project change orders: an increase for the East Highland Raw Water Line project necessitated by unforeseen groundwater conditions and railroad permitting, and a decrease for the Highway 528, Well #27 project due to vertical casing adjustments. Additionally, the board reviewed a report regarding delinquent customer accounts and authorized the issuance of a 10-day disconnect notice for sewer service at a specific property due to non-payment.
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