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City of Clare
Contractor shall construct a public outdoor restroom facility measuring 19'4" x 22' with two unisex/ADA accessible restrooms, a family/ADA accessible restroom, and a small mechanical/storage room, including all electrical, heating, insulation, plumbing, and an indoor water fountain with bottle refill station.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jun 3, 2026
City of Clare
Close: Jun 3, 2026
Contractor shall construct a public outdoor restroom facility measuring 19'4" x 22' with two unisex/ADA accessible restrooms, a family/ADA accessible restroom, and a small mechanical/storage room, including all electrical, heating, insulation, plumbing, and an indoor water fountain with bottle refill station.
City of Clare
Remove and replace two existing 24-IN level control weir gate valves and one 24-IN process valve.
Posted Date
May 15, 2026
Due Date
Jun 6, 2026
Release: May 15, 2026
City of Clare
Close: Jun 6, 2026
Remove and replace two existing 24-IN level control weir gate valves and one 24-IN process valve.
City of Clare
Provide full depth mill and repave runway 4-22.
Posted Date
Feb 27, 2026
Due Date
Mar 27, 2026
Release: Feb 27, 2026
City of Clare
Close: Mar 27, 2026
Provide full depth mill and repave runway 4-22.
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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 $15,000, use sole source. If unique/continuity-critical, pursue sole source; over $15k requires Dept Head + City Manager written justification to the City Commission; at/under $15k the City Manager can approve with strong justification.
Coops: If your product is on MiDEAL or Sourcewell, route the purchase through a familiar reseller (VC3, CDW-G, Insight, or SHI) to bypass the low $15k bid threshold.
City of Clare, MI uses sole source for highly specialized technology, continuity-of-service with existing systems, or unique professional services.
Thresholds/approvals: Over $15,000 requires the Department Head and City Manager to provide specific written reasons to the City Commission. At or under $15,000 can be approved by the City Manager.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Clare
The Commission addressed several items including the appointment of a new Commissioner, the renewal of farming lease agreements for city-owned industrial property and the municipal airport, and the approval of an equalization services agreement with the county. Detailed reports were provided regarding the Lake Shamrock dredging operations and the dam project, including updates on funding, bids, and emergency planning. Additionally, the Commission conducted a budget workshop to review proposed capital improvement projects and addressed two union step-three grievances concerning health insurance opt-out payments and short-term disability benefit caps.
The Commission addressed the appointment of a new commissioner, approved renewals for farming lease agreements on industrial and airport properties, and authorized a contract for equalization services with the county. The City Manager provided reports on the Lake Shamrock dredging and dam projects, the status of cemetery infrastructure, and candidate filings for upcoming elections. Additionally, the Commission conducted a budget workshop to review capital improvement projects and discussed zoning code enforcement and city well status.
The Commission discussed several business items, including the resignation of a commissioner, an intergovernmental agreement with the Clare County Road Commission for road rehabilitation, and an operational overview provided by Fair Salvage regarding their new site. The commission also reviewed the potential process for a city charter amendment concerning meeting procedures but took no action. Departmental reports covered updates on Lake Shamrock dredging, progress on the Lake Shamrock Dam project, airport fencing grant applications, island cleanup efforts, and upcoming nominating petitions for city offices.
The Commission addressed several key matters including the formal resignation of a Commissioner and the process for appointing a successor to fill the vacant seat. Discussions were held regarding an intergovernmental agreement for road rehabilitation projects near the municipal airport. An overview of operational plans for a local salvage company was provided. The Commission also reviewed the initial steps and requirements for a potential charter amendment concerning meeting procedures. Additionally, reports were presented by the City Treasurer and City Manager, covering topics such as lake dredging projects, dam infrastructure design, airport security fencing, and upcoming budget workshop preparations.
The Commission approved a state gaming license for the Clare All Sports Boosters to conduct a fundraiser. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing potential cost-sharing with Grant Township for road improvements on Eberhart and Washington Roads, with further proposals to be integrated into the upcoming budget process. The City Manager provided updates on the ongoing Lake Shamrock dredging and dam construction projects, including the challenges of higher-than-expected bid costs. The DDA's recent activities were reviewed, including the decision not to proceed with a social district. Additionally, the Commission discussed the recent sale and operational plans for Fair Salvage, expressing concerns regarding noise, traffic, and screening, and planned to invite representatives for further discussion. Other topics included city drainage concerns and upcoming nominating petition deadlines.
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