RFB 0103 202600000000372 Boxing Equipment
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Procurement of boxing equipment.
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Procurement of boxing equipment.
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This Request for Bid is for special events supplies.
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Aug 4, 2026
Procurement of screen wash, stencil remover liquid, and red ink.
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172358
Employee FTE
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Population
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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.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cleveland
The Board of Zoning Appeals Commission meeting focused on several variance requests for the construction of new two-family residential properties on Mount View Avenue. The discussion centered on the approval of use and area variances, specifically addressing floor area and interior sideyard requirements to facilitate the projects. Participants highlighted the potential for these developments to contribute to neighborhood revitalization through infill housing and discussed the necessity of these variances to ensure economic feasibility and affordability. The board ultimately approved the variance requests for the proposed residential units.
The meeting focused on several key topics, including progress on the tree ambassador program and a proposal to address the economic impacts of the white-tailed deer population on the city's urban forest. The policy committee provided an update on plans to comprehensively modernize the tree ordinance by the end of 2026, with an emphasis on balancing preservation with development. The budget committee discussed the lack of a formal feedback loop for commission recommendations sent to the administration, the status of the Tree Preservation Fund, and the need for clarification regarding the ordinance's language on grant solicitation.
The commission reviewed a proposal for an electronic messaging sign for the Lincoln Park Academy. Discussion focused on ensuring the sign's scale, color saturation, and materials were sympathetic to the historic surroundings, specifically the use of red brick for the surround to match the existing school building. The applicant presented design revisions, including rotating the sign's orientation to mitigate neighborhood impact and reducing illumination levels. The commission and staff also addressed the need for a formal operational agreement regarding sign hours and formatting as part of the approval process.
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