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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Buford
Purchase of a certain parcel of land consisting of 1.498 acres +/-.
Posted Date
Mar 12, 2026
Due Date
Apr 14, 2026
Release: Mar 12, 2026
City of Buford
Close: Apr 14, 2026
Purchase of a certain parcel of land consisting of 1.498 acres +/-.
AvailableCity of Buford
Purchase of a certain parcels of land consisting of 0.34 acres +/- being parcel number 7295C 003, 1.03 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 002, 0.85 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 034, 10.30 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 001, 0.35 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 045, 0.37 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 046, 0.48 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 047 known as New Street Development. Total acreage for sale is 13.72 +- acres.
Posted Date
Mar 4, 2026
Due Date
Apr 10, 2026
Release: Mar 4, 2026
City of Buford
Close: Apr 10, 2026
Purchase of a certain parcels of land consisting of 0.34 acres +/- being parcel number 7295C 003, 1.03 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 002, 0.85 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 034, 10.30 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 001, 0.35 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 045, 0.37 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 046, 0.48 +- acres being parcel number 7295C 047 known as New Street Development. Total acreage for sale is 13.72 +- acres.
AvailableCity of Buford
This RFP is for the sale of a parcel of land consisting of 3.20 acres +/- in Buford, Hall County, Georgia.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Feb 20, 2026
City of Buford
Close: Feb 20, 2026
This RFP is for the sale of a parcel of land consisting of 3.20 acres +/- in Buford, Hall County, Georgia.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Deprioritized; only attempt if truly unique/urgent and be ready to pivot to a formal bid.
Coops: Suggest Georgia DOAS Statewide Contracts, HGACBuy, Sourcewell, or GSA Cooperative Purchasing Program if they’re open. Buyer hasn’t historically used coops/resellers, but you can encourage them to explore these procurement programs as future options.
City of Buford, GA. Sole source is rarely used (only one instance since 2018). No transparent dollar thresholds are publicly available.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Buford
The meeting included public hearings for rezonings, special use permits, and annexations. Discussions and recommendations were made regarding a rezoning request for property on Peachtree Industrial Blvd, a special use permit for an auto body repair shop on Tuggle Greer Road, and an annexation request for property on Plunkett Road. The commission also addressed zoning modifications, property tax millage rates, and the fiscal year operating budget. Approvals were considered for the property tax millage rate for Buford City Schools and adoption of the fiscal year operating budget and budget resolution. Resolutions were discussed for the issuance of Urban Redevelopment Agency bonds and an intergovernmental contract. Additional authorizations included the transfer of properties to the Downtown Development Authority, approval of a low bid for natural gas services, abandonment of rights-of-way, release of pledged funds, and various payments related to city projects.
The City of Buford's ADA Transition Plan aims to ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) by evaluating and improving the accessibility of its facilities, programs, and services. Key areas of focus include conducting self-evaluations of transportation infrastructure, policies, and practices, identifying obstacles to accessibility, and implementing modifications to address these barriers. The plan prioritizes improving pedestrian facilities such as sidewalks, curb ramps, and crosswalks, as well as enhancing accessibility in city schools, public facilities, and parks. The plan also includes public outreach, a grievance procedure, and ongoing monitoring to ensure continued compliance with ADA requirements.
The meeting included public hearings on several rezoning requests and annexation requests. Key discussion points involved conditions for rezoning properties for residential and agricultural-residential use, including building size, materials, landscaping, and road improvements. A zoning ordinance amendment concerning liquor stores was considered but failed for lack of a second. The commission also considered the purchase of multiple properties, reappointment of board members, eminent domain proceedings, insurance policy renewal, special event approvals, bid approvals for various projects (classroom expansion, road improvements, etc.), acceptance of a utility easement, and numerous payments for different projects.
The meeting included public hearings on three annexation and rezoning requests from Gravel Springs Development, LLC for properties on Gravel Springs Road, all involving rezoning from RA-200 to C-2 to allow convenient stores with fuel pumps. The meeting also involved the adoption of a resolution for amendments to the Plumbing Code for Water Efficiency, authorization for the chairman to approve an amendment to the Gwinnett and Hall Countywide Safety Plan, and an adjournment.
The Buford City Commission meeting included public hearings on special use permits for US Auto Moto, LLC (motorcycle sales and service) and Leather City Partners, LLC (packaged distilled spirits sales), along with an annexation and rezoning request for GA Development Acquisition, LLC (office/warehouse building). Other agenda items covered zoning modifications, a comprehensive plan update, plat approvals, easement and property purchases, donation acceptances, a grant application, surplus item approval, contract renewals, street closure requests, and numerous payment authorizations for various city projects.
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