RFB 7011 202600000000472 FOOD
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Sep 24, 2026
This Request for Bid (RFB) is for the procurement of various food items, beverages, and related supplies.
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Posted
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Sep 24, 2026
This Request for Bid (RFB) is for the procurement of various food items, beverages, and related supplies.
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Sep 24, 2026
Procurement of Flying Cross shirts, 5.11 Tactical pants and boots, and garrison belts with associated patches for the City of Cleveland EMS Captains.
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Oct 1, 2026
Procurement of Hydraulic Cement.
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172358
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6,949
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363,608
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This document details 13 individual Delivery Orders issued by the City of Cleveland, Division of Purchases & Supplies, to Fabrizi Recycling Inc. for the purchase and/or rental of heavy duty equipment, snow removal equipment, and services for various projects including demolition, emergency repairs, and scaffolding. Each delivery order specifies its own service dates and total amount, and is released from one of two master contract agreements: MA 1505 RC2020000000051 or MA 1505 RC2024000000088.
This document details twelve Delivery Orders issued by the City of Cleveland to Fabrizi Trucking & Paving Inc. for snow removal and related services at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. These orders, spanning from January 2023 to November 2026, are released under a master contract agreement (MA 1505 RC2022000000078) and specify services for various airfield and landside areas, each with its own service period and total amount.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cleveland
The Municipal Action Plan for the City of Cleveland is a comprehensive strategy designed to advance sustainability, reduce climate pollution, and strengthen the resilience of city operations. It aims to slash City operating greenhouse gas emissions by 63.3% through 2030 and achieve net zero emissions by 2050. The plan focuses on six key areas: Built Environment, Clean Energy, Clean Transportation, Resilience and Empowerment, Resource Management, and Water and Green Space. Key outcomes include building a resilient future, addressing environmental inequities, fostering economic prosperity, and improving the well-being of City employees and residents.
The board discussed several items, including the merger of the Division of Information Technology and Services and the Office of Urban Analytics and Innovation into a new Department of Innovation and Technology. Other key actions included authorizing an intra-contract for Esports programming to expand into the Glenville recreation center, fixing rates for Cleveland Public Power, and approving software license agreements for lease management systems. Additionally, the board approved a public improvement contract for recreation center locker room improvements, several requirements contracts for vehicle maintenance and tree pruning, and the acquisition of motorcycles for the Department of Public Safety. Finally, the board approved yard expansions and a development partner nomination for the Gateway 66 affordable housing project.
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The RISE Initiative, led by Mayor Justin M. Bibb, focuses on raising investment in safety for everyone in Cleveland. The plan is structured around key pillars including significant investments in increased police pay, a violence prevention endowment fund, downtown lighting projects, and police recruitment and retention incentives. It further emphasizes strengthening regional partnerships, implementing aggressive enforcement strategies such as expanding the Violence Reduction Task Force and a carjacking pilot program, and leveraging technology through crime analysts, a Safe Smart CLE Camera Program, and expanded ShotSpotter technology to combat violence and enhance public safety.
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