Edgewood Academy Carpentry and General Trades RFP
Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Carpentry and general trades work at Edgewood Academy.
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Posted
Oct 30, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Carpentry and general trades work at Edgewood Academy.
Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Provide professional architectural and engineering services to improve the existing food science lab teaching classroom (retaining the current footprint, providing at least 4 teaching stations using electric appliances, and preparing preliminary designs, cost estimates, construction plans, and bidding documents).
Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
Manage, operate, and maintain a municipal golf course, including the 18-hole golf course, driving range, pro shop, clubhouse, and related facilities (excluding the restaurant/banquet facility, which has a 1-year contract extension for the existing vendor), implementing capital improvement planning, marketing, financial management, and turf maintenance.
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161440
Employee FTE
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1,733
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62,341
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38 / 100
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This Master Agreement (CON512921) between International Data Base Corporation DBA Bidnet and the City of Bristol, Connecticut, establishes the foundational terms for the customer's use of the company's Subscription and Professional Services. It details definitions, service provision, responsibilities, payment structure (fees to be specified in Order Forms), intellectual property rights, confidentiality, warranties, indemnification, liability limitations, and termination clauses. The agreement also includes a comprehensive Service Level Agreement (Exhibit A) outlining performance metrics and issue resolution. Specific service orders and their associated financial details will be governed by individual Order Forms.
This Order Form (SUBCON512922) details a 4-year and 1-month contract between International Data Base Corporation DBA Bidnet and the City of Bristol, Connecticut, effective from 2025-06-12 to 2029-06-30. The agreement covers implementation and ongoing services for a comprehensive sourcing and contract management platform, including modules for Sourcing, RFX Creation, Bid Evaluation, Intake Management, Contract Team, Contract Spend Tracking, and Integrated eSignature. The document outlines payment terms for implementation and annual fees, project timelines, responsibilities of both parties, change control procedures, consulting hours, and training details for various user groups.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Bristol
The agency discussed and approved a wetlands application for the construction of a garage at 57 Evelyn Road. Several applications for a manufacturing building development on Clark Avenue were received and declared as significant activities, with a public hearing scheduled. A public hearing was conducted regarding a drainage pipe installation project at 87 Collins Road to address flooding concerns, which was subsequently approved. Additionally, several applications related to a Flex Storage Building project were postponed to a future meeting, and various staff reports were filed.
The meeting addressed two applications concerning the development of a manufacturing building. Specifically, it covered a request for a wetlands boundary change and a wetlands application for the proposed construction site.
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The Commission received an update regarding a special City Council meeting concerning the potential purchase of the Chipanee Golf Course and information about the Ordinance Committee's review of the Homestead Act tax credit. Correspondence included acknowledgments of donations and policy approvals. An update was provided on the parking lot project and the progress of Health Department construction. The commission discussed the upcoming building use survey and the status of a snow removal service for seniors and disabled residents. Additionally, the Executive Director presented participation and fundraising statistics for the summer months and reviewed a schedule of upcoming events, including a pasta supper fundraiser, a candidate meet and greet, a craft fair, and the hosting of a Citizen's Academy.
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