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disposition (sale) and redevelopment of vacant land.
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Installation of high-density (HD) shelving within space 146, along with all related improvements necessary to accommodate the new system. The work will also include the provision and installation of a loading dock lift, including any associated improvements required to support its operation. In addition, project-related signage will be installed as needed to address wayfinding and code compliance requirements. The scope further includes the replacement of a portion of the roof area above room 146, including all associated demolition, repairs, and integration with the existing roofing system. sub-trades - HVAC, plumbing.
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The City of Boston issued an open-market request for proposals, marked OPEN in COMMBUYS, for planning the 2027 Mayor's Youth Summit under bid number BD-27-1142-143-143-132313. The posting directs vendors to the City of Boston Supplier Portal using Event EV00017637 and identifies Pedro Cruz as the contact at 617-309-9572. It lists an available date of 08/17/2026 12:00:00 PM, a bid opening/due date of 09/14/2026 02:00:00 PM, and two DOCX attachments, with no direct attachment URL exposed on the public detail page.
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Census ID
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128108
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
18,909.4
Population
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672,973
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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This is a standard contract between the City of Boston's Procurement Department and Axon Enterprise, Inc., for the provision of 'Body Worn Cameras and Related Products'. The contract commences on November 8, 2023, and concludes on November 7, 2028, with a 'Not To Exceed' amount and approved appropriation of $25,000,000.00. The document includes general terms and conditions governing the agreement.
This document is Amendment Number 1 to an existing contract between the City of Boston's Procurement Department and Axon Enterprise, Inc. for Body Worn Cameras and Related Products. The amendment expands the scope to include Tasers for the Boston Police Department, increasing the total 'Not To Exceed' amount from $25,000,000.00 to $34,000,000.00 and extending the contract's end date from November 7, 2028, to December 31, 2029. The original contract began on November 8, 2023, and all other terms and conditions remain unchanged.
This contract details an agreement between the City of Boston's Department of Innovation and Technology and Carahsoft Technology Corp. for Granicus software services, including modules like Sign-on, API Library, FOIA, and Redaction. The services are provided under GSA Schedule 47QSWA18D008F. The contract spans from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025, with a 'Not To Exceed' amount of $96,638.94. The document includes standard general conditions and supplemental IT-specific terms addressing indemnification, data security, privacy, and liability pertinent to the technology services rendered.
This contract is a Standard Contract Document between Carahsoft Technology Corp. and the City of Boston's Department of Innovation and Technology. It outlines the provision of Carahsoft-owned products, including Sales Force, Tableau, and Slack, with provisions for annual increases. The contract spans from June 30, 2022, to June 29, 2025, with a 'Not To Exceed Amt' of $3,130,929.00. The agreement incorporates general and supplemental Information Technology terms and conditions.
This is a City of Boston Standard Contract Document between the City's Department of Innovation & Technology and Carahsoft Technology Corp. for the purchase/service of Granicus Short Term Rental, operating under the statewide/GSA contract GSA 47QSWA18D008F. The contract period is from August 22, 2025, to August 21, 2026, with a 'Not To Exceed Amt' of $81,022.23. The document includes comprehensive General Conditions and Supplemental Information Technology Terms and Conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Boston
The committee meeting primarily focused on several docket items regarding conservation restrictions on land parcels at zero Dale Street and 190-198 West 8th Street, as well as the confirmation of various reappointments and a new appointment to the Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance Review Board. The committee discussed the necessity and purpose of placing conservation restrictions on acquired park land, which is a requirement for land acquired with Community Preservation Act funds, to ensure permanent protection of open space and natural resources.
The Subcommittee Hearing covered several zoning appeals and project proposals. Key discussion topics included the addition of a roof deck at 85 Ever Street, a third-floor addition at 203 Falcon Street, and rear setback revisions for a property at 59-59H Washington Street, which involved addressing abutter concerns regarding potential impacts on light and snow drift. Additionally, sign variances were approved for a new Just Salad location, including considerations for blade and backlit window signage. The Board also reviewed a change of ownership request for a pizza establishment and a zoning adjustment to permit car sales at a service station, ensuring no increase in vehicle storage.
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The Boston Licensing Board held a hearing to address a serious incident involving a shooting that occurred outside the Little Haiti International Cuisine restaurant. The board reviewed a police report detailing multiple violations, including homicide by firearm, assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, unlawful possession of weapons, and failure to cooperate with police. The restaurant's representative defended the establishment, characterizing the event as an unforeseeable street crime and highlighting the heroic actions of the security team in disarming the perpetrators. The licensee committed to implementing enhanced security measures, including the use of ID scanners and stricter crowd control protocols, while requesting the board acknowledge their voluntary cooperation and closure of the venue following the event.
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