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City of Abbeville
The City of Abbeville, Louisiana is soliciting sealed bids to supply and deliver one 2027 or latest model digger derrick / pole truck for its Electrical Department. Bids must be submitted online via Central Bidding or delivered in person to Abbeville City Hall by the specified deadline. Detailed bidding documents and specifications are available through the designated plan holder, Sellers & Associates, Inc.
Posted Date
Apr 15, 2026
Due Date
May 1, 2026
Release: Apr 15, 2026
City of Abbeville
Close: May 1, 2026
The City of Abbeville, Louisiana is soliciting sealed bids to supply and deliver one 2027 or latest model digger derrick / pole truck for its Electrical Department. Bids must be submitted online via Central Bidding or delivered in person to Abbeville City Hall by the specified deadline. Detailed bidding documents and specifications are available through the designated plan holder, Sellers & Associates, Inc.
City of Abbeville
Work shall consist of the demolition of residential structures and any outbuildings or other appurtenances; removal and proper disposal of all materials; clearing, leveling, seeding and fertilizing of the site, and associated environmental reporting and miscellaneous work.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2025
Due Date
May 29, 2025
Release: Apr 23, 2025
City of Abbeville
Close: May 29, 2025
Work shall consist of the demolition of residential structures and any outbuildings or other appurtenances; removal and proper disposal of all materials; clearing, leveling, seeding and fertilizing of the site, and associated environmental reporting and miscellaneous work.
City of Abbeville
Work shall consist of the demolition of residential structures and any outbuildings or other appurtenances; removal and proper disposal of all materials; clearing, leveling, seeding and fertilizing of the site, and associated environmental reporting and miscellaneous work.
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2025
Due Date
Jun 2, 2025
Release: Apr 23, 2025
City of Abbeville
Close: Jun 2, 2025
Work shall consist of the demolition of residential structures and any outbuildings or other appurtenances; removal and proper disposal of all materials; clearing, leveling, seeding and fertilizing of the site, and associated environmental reporting and miscellaneous work.
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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 $30,000, sole source is theoretically allowable but deprioritize; immediately pivot to coops.
Coops: Lead with a cooperative contract (Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, or LaMATS). This is their proven path. If no eligible coop exists: Prepare for a formal competitive bid; expect high friction (council approval at $5,000; state bid threshold at $30,000).
Sole Source
Entity: City of Abbeville, LA
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Abbeville
The Council discussed several administrative and infrastructure agenda items. Key topics included the approval of special event permits for local clubs and a church event, the renewal of workers' compensation insurance, and the approval of accidental death or dismemberment coverage for auxiliary police. The Council also accepted a recommendation for a lot re-partitioning, awarded contracts for street light improvements and associated labor, and approved tree trimming services for power transmission lines. Furthermore, electrical upgrades for the airport and a transformer for the water plant were approved, alongside a contract change order for ongoing water treatment plant improvements and a progress payment for the same project.
The Council meeting involved several key actions, including an amendment to the agenda to adopt a resolution for the Safe Routes to Public Places program. The council accepted a firefighter resignation, approved monthly budget reports, and adopted millage rates for property taxes. Various project-related approvals were granted, including parking lot striping, partial payment for a demolition program, and repairs at the water treatment plant. Additionally, a contract change order for water treatment plant improvements and another for hanger development were approved. Discussion also covered ongoing infrastructure maintenance, public works activities, an excavation ordinance, and planned improvements to a handicap accessible parking space.
The committee meeting covered two main agenda items. The first involved the discussion and approval of an ordinance amendment to allow for the creation of part-time firefighter positions within the fire department to supplement the full-time staff, particularly during periods of extended leave. The second agenda item focused on amending an ordinance to prohibit the storage of campers, travel trailers, and motor homes on empty lots or property not owned or leased by the vehicle's title holder.
The council meeting involved a presentation on the condition of the old Hibernia Bank building, which included assessments of the foundation, windows, stucco, roofing, and HVAC systems. Discussion highlighted the financial and legal implications of the building's current state of neglect and the potential for renovation versus new construction. The council addressed structural integrity concerns, ADA compliance, and the need to relocate storage items to meet building code requirements. Potential funding strategies, including the pursuit of grants, were briefly explored.
The council meeting addressed several operational and community matters. Key topics included the ratification of bills, the discussion of the nominating process for the Abbeville Harbor and Terminal District, and a request to implement term limits for board members of the district. The council also approved an agenda amendment to include a special event permit for a church event and reviewed a presentation from the Blinded Veterans Association regarding the display of a Braille American flag and commemorative plaque at City Hall.
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Airport Manager (Abbeville Chris Crusta Memorial Airport, KIYA); Mayor, City of Abbeville
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