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How easy their procurement process is to navigate.
How likely this buyer is to spend on new technology based on operating budget trends.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Columbia
The City of Columbia, Missouri is issuing Request for Proposal 82/2026 seeking a qualified Architectural Historian Consultant to conduct a reconnaissance-level architectural survey of the Benton-Stephens Phase II (Northwest) area. Competitive sealed proposals must be submitted electronically via the City's Ionwave e-bidding portal or delivered in a sealed envelope to the Purchasing Division at 701 E. Broadway, 5th Floor, Columbia, MO 65201, by 5:00 p.m. CT on July 15, 2026, and must be clearly marked 'RFP 82/2026'. All inquiries should be directed to Autumn Klauba at autumn.klauba@como.gov or (573) 817-5020.
Posted Date
Jun 23, 2026
Due Date
Jul 15, 2026
Release: Jun 23, 2026
City of Columbia
Close: Jul 15, 2026
The City of Columbia, Missouri is issuing Request for Proposal 82/2026 seeking a qualified Architectural Historian Consultant to conduct a reconnaissance-level architectural survey of the Benton-Stephens Phase II (Northwest) area. Competitive sealed proposals must be submitted electronically via the City's Ionwave e-bidding portal or delivered in a sealed envelope to the Purchasing Division at 701 E. Broadway, 5th Floor, Columbia, MO 65201, by 5:00 p.m. CT on July 15, 2026, and must be clearly marked 'RFP 82/2026'. All inquiries should be directed to Autumn Klauba at autumn.klauba@como.gov or (573) 817-5020.
AvailableCity of Columbia
The City of Columbia, Missouri, Parks and Recreation Department has issued Request for Bid No. 84/2026 titled 'Douglass Park – Sport Court Concrete' to solicit sealed competitive bids from qualified contractors for concrete supply and finishing work associated with the construction of a new sport court at Douglass Park in Columbia, MO. Bidders must obtain the Request for Bid forms and specifications through the City of Columbia's official bidding website at columbia.ionwave.net, or by contacting the City of Columbia Purchasing Division at Purchasing@como.gov. Sealed bids are due by the closing date of July 22, 2026, and the bid was publicly noticed by Purchasing Agent Cale Turner on June 26-28, 2026.
Posted Date
Jun 29, 2026
Due Date
Jul 22, 2026
Release: Jun 29, 2026
City of Columbia
Close: Jul 22, 2026
The City of Columbia, Missouri, Parks and Recreation Department has issued Request for Bid No. 84/2026 titled 'Douglass Park – Sport Court Concrete' to solicit sealed competitive bids from qualified contractors for concrete supply and finishing work associated with the construction of a new sport court at Douglass Park in Columbia, MO. Bidders must obtain the Request for Bid forms and specifications through the City of Columbia's official bidding website at columbia.ionwave.net, or by contacting the City of Columbia Purchasing Division at Purchasing@como.gov. Sealed bids are due by the closing date of July 22, 2026, and the bid was publicly noticed by Purchasing Agent Cale Turner on June 26-28, 2026.
AvailableCity of Columbia
The City of Columbia, Missouri, Parks and Recreation Department has issued Request for Bid No. 84/2026 titled 'Douglass Park – Sport Court Concrete' to solicit sealed competitive bids from qualified contractors for concrete supply and finishing work associated with the construction of a new sport court at Douglass Park in Columbia, MO. Bidders must obtain the Request for Bid forms and specifications through the City of Columbia's official bidding website at columbia.ionwave.net, or by contacting the City of Columbia Purchasing Division at Purchasing@como.gov. Sealed bids are due by the closing date of July 22, 2026, and the bid was publicly noticed by Purchasing Agent Cale Turner on June 26-28, 2026.
Posted Date
Jun 29, 2026
Due Date
Jul 22, 2026
Release: Jun 29, 2026
City of Columbia
Close: Jul 22, 2026
The City of Columbia, Missouri, Parks and Recreation Department has issued Request for Bid No. 84/2026 titled 'Douglass Park – Sport Court Concrete' to solicit sealed competitive bids from qualified contractors for concrete supply and finishing work associated with the construction of a new sport court at Douglass Park in Columbia, MO. Bidders must obtain the Request for Bid forms and specifications through the City of Columbia's official bidding website at columbia.ionwave.net, or by contacting the City of Columbia Purchasing Division at Purchasing@como.gov. Sealed bids are due by the closing date of July 22, 2026, and the bid was publicly noticed by Purchasing Agent Cale Turner on June 26-28, 2026.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If proprietary/critical/continuity, partner with the department, get Purchasing’s written sole-source certification (Sec. 2-460), and plan for Council approval if >$50,
Coops: If your product sits on an approved cooperative (e.g., OMNIA, Sourcewell, NASPO), ask Purchasing to confirm access and proceed via the coop.
Entity: City of Columbia, MO
When to use: Proprietary technology, critical professional service, or continuity of existing services.
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City of Columbia
This Master Services Agreement outlines the provision of utility bill payment services by Paymentus Corporation to the City of Columbia, Missouri. Services include enabling customer payments via various electronic methods (credit/debit cards, e-checks) through IVR and web interfaces. Compensation involves fees charged directly to users per transaction and variable, usage-based charges to the City for specific services. The agreement's initial term is two years from the Effective Date (April 19, 2016), with provisions for up to eight additional one-year automatic renewals. The document also incorporates detailed general terms and conditions, as well as specific policies for handling service fees and identity theft prevention.
Effective Date
Apr 19, 2016
Expires
Effective: Apr 19, 2016
City of Columbia
Expires:
This Master Services Agreement outlines the provision of utility bill payment services by Paymentus Corporation to the City of Columbia, Missouri. Services include enabling customer payments via various electronic methods (credit/debit cards, e-checks) through IVR and web interfaces. Compensation involves fees charged directly to users per transaction and variable, usage-based charges to the City for specific services. The agreement's initial term is two years from the Effective Date (April 19, 2016), with provisions for up to eight additional one-year automatic renewals. The document also incorporates detailed general terms and conditions, as well as specific policies for handling service fees and identity theft prevention.
City of Columbia
The City of Columbia, MO has entered into a Master Service Agreement and a Statement of Work with PayIt, LLC for the implementation of the PayIt Enterprise Platform. This Software as a Service (SaaS) solution will facilitate credit card, e-check, and ACH transactions for various City services, starting with General Billing and Utility Payments. The agreement has a term of five years from the signature date and includes detailed terms for service provision, payment processing, data security, and support. Pricing is based on transaction-based fees and processing fees, with no upfront setup or annual fees specified.
Effective Date
Jun 29, 2022
Expires
Effective: Jun 29, 2022
City of Columbia
Expires:
The City of Columbia, MO has entered into a Master Service Agreement and a Statement of Work with PayIt, LLC for the implementation of the PayIt Enterprise Platform. This Software as a Service (SaaS) solution will facilitate credit card, e-check, and ACH transactions for various City services, starting with General Billing and Utility Payments. The agreement has a term of five years from the signature date and includes detailed terms for service provision, payment processing, data security, and support. Pricing is based on transaction-based fees and processing fees, with no upfront setup or annual fees specified.
AvailableCity of Columbia
This document outlines a Master Services Agreement between Flock Group, Inc. and the City of Columbia, covering the provision of camera systems and related services for the Police Department and Parks and Recreation Department. The agreement includes two separate Order Forms, detailing specific hardware, software, and professional services for each department. The Police Department's initial year cost is $539,400.00, with annual recurring costs of $476,000.00. The Parks and Recreation Department's initial year cost is $45,450.00, with annual recurring costs of $39,000.00. The initial term for both is 12 months, commencing upon hardware installation. The agreement is effective from the date of mutual execution, October 09, 2024. T&Cs are provided.
Effective Date
Oct 9, 2024
Expires
Effective: Oct 9, 2024
City of Columbia
Expires:
This document outlines a Master Services Agreement between Flock Group, Inc. and the City of Columbia, covering the provision of camera systems and related services for the Police Department and Parks and Recreation Department. The agreement includes two separate Order Forms, detailing specific hardware, software, and professional services for each department. The Police Department's initial year cost is $539,400.00, with annual recurring costs of $476,000.00. The Parks and Recreation Department's initial year cost is $45,450.00, with annual recurring costs of $39,000.00. The initial term for both is 12 months, commencing upon hardware installation. The agreement is effective from the date of mutual execution, October 09, 2024. T&Cs are provided.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Columbia
The committee meeting covered a range of topics, starting with a partnership update from the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform regarding analysis and collaborations. Staff provided updates on biweekly training and technical assistance, as well as progress on Adverse Childhood Experience training. New appointments to the advisory committee were confirmed. Additionally, reports were presented regarding the Community Navigation Liaison program and the Near East NoCAP group operations. Public and member comments addressed respite services, jail navigators, and the need for trauma-informed support for personnel.
The session focused on several key regional topics, including an overview of Boone Electric Cooperative’s rate structures and energy efficiency initiatives. Participants discussed the progress of the Homelessness Strategic Plan, including data metrics and stakeholder engagement. Updates were provided on the Housing Continuum project and regional efforts regarding sewer capacity, regulatory reforms for building professionals, and cross-jurisdictional collaboration. Additional discussions covered progress on housing study recommendations, including Accessory Dwelling Unit policy changes, potential funding mechanisms for a local housing trust fund, and workforce training programs.
The meeting included the appointment of a new chair and vice-chair for the commission. Discussions focused on evaluating a new scoring guide for the Sports Development Fund, aimed at improving transparency and incorporating community factors. The commission approved contract extensions for the MSHSAA Cross Country and State Music Festival events. Additionally, updates were provided regarding a new sports marketing campaign, the CVB strategic plan, and activities related to the FIFA World Cup.
The commission reviewed and approved an Attraction Development Fund application for the Mid-Missouri Sports Park expansion, providing $100,000 in funding over four years to increase court capacity. Additionally, staff provided updates on bids for Missouri State High School Activities Association championship venues, discussed recent and upcoming sports events held at city facilities, and reported on recent sports sales activities, including a past travel exchange event designed to attract new event planners to the city.
The Commission discussed several key items, including presentations on the Renewable Energy Plan, Utility Services Report, and Climate Action and Adaptation Plan public comments. Other discussion topics included the Commission's 2026 priorities, the Butterfly Festival, and the approval of the Commission's section of the Climate Action and Adaptation Plan Annual Report.
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