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Dubuque Regional Airport
Work includes construction of approxi 1,500 LF of mainline taxiway a, reconstruction of a portion of taxiway a3, construction of taxiway b3, construction of entrance taxiway a4, and construction of taxiway u, u1 and u2. Approximate quantities include 12,150 SY of pavement removals, 45,500 CY of unclassified excavation, 23,000 SY of p-219 recycled concrete aggregate base course, 18,225 SY of p-307 cement treated drainable base course, 26,200 SY of p-501 concrete pavement, and 5,180 LF-701 storm sewer installation. See outside link.
Posted Date
May 27, 2026
Due Date
Jun 18, 2026
Release: May 27, 2026
Dubuque Regional Airport
Close: Jun 18, 2026
Work includes construction of approxi 1,500 LF of mainline taxiway a, reconstruction of a portion of taxiway a3, construction of taxiway b3, construction of entrance taxiway a4, and construction of taxiway u, u1 and u2. Approximate quantities include 12,150 SY of pavement removals, 45,500 CY of unclassified excavation, 23,000 SY of p-219 recycled concrete aggregate base course, 18,225 SY of p-307 cement treated drainable base course, 26,200 SY of p-501 concrete pavement, and 5,180 LF-701 storm sewer installation. See outside link.
AvailableCity of Dubuque
Work includes 31830 LF install, #10 tracer wire; 7760 LF cable, install only, 24 sm fiber optic cable; 1295 LF , HDPE, 2 inch, bored; 250 LF hdpe, 2 inch, bored in rock; 145 lf multi-duct, bored; 420 LFmulti-duct, bored in rock; 2305 lf multi-duct (2), installed in rock; 675 LF install, HDPE, 2", bored etc.
Posted Date
May 27, 2026
Due Date
Jun 11, 2026
Release: May 27, 2026
City of Dubuque
Close: Jun 11, 2026
Work includes 31830 LF install, #10 tracer wire; 7760 LF cable, install only, 24 sm fiber optic cable; 1295 LF , HDPE, 2 inch, bored; 250 LF hdpe, 2 inch, bored in rock; 145 lf multi-duct, bored; 420 LFmulti-duct, bored in rock; 2305 lf multi-duct (2), installed in rock; 675 LF install, HDPE, 2", bored etc.
AvailableCity of Dubuque
Work includes 1 LS clearing and grubbing c; 18 CY topsoil, off-site; 150 TN replacement of unsuitable backfill material, gr 32, (modified subbase pile); 30 LF sanitary sewer force main, trenched, 1 1/4" HDPE (IPS); 100 LF sanitary sewer force main, trenched, 3" HDPE (IPS); 28 LF sanitary sewer service stub, trenched, 4" PVC sdr26; 2 EA sanitary sewer service stub, force main, e-one pump system; 40 LF curb and gutter, 30" (width), 6" (thickness); 15 TN HMA pavement by ton; 37 SY removal of sidewalk; 7 SY PCC, sidewalk, 4" (thickness); 1 LS core drill foundation wall / install link seals; 1,269 GAL pump and clean existing lift station.
Posted Date
May 22, 2026
Due Date
Jun 4, 2026
Release: May 22, 2026
City of Dubuque
Close: Jun 4, 2026
Work includes 1 LS clearing and grubbing c; 18 CY topsoil, off-site; 150 TN replacement of unsuitable backfill material, gr 32, (modified subbase pile); 30 LF sanitary sewer force main, trenched, 1 1/4" HDPE (IPS); 100 LF sanitary sewer force main, trenched, 3" HDPE (IPS); 28 LF sanitary sewer service stub, trenched, 4" PVC sdr26; 2 EA sanitary sewer service stub, force main, e-one pump system; 40 LF curb and gutter, 30" (width), 6" (thickness); 15 TN HMA pavement by ton; 37 SY removal of sidewalk; 7 SY PCC, sidewalk, 4" (thickness); 1 LS core drill foundation wall / install link seals; 1,269 GAL pump and clean existing lift station.
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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 $10,000, use sole source.
Coops: If your product is on Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, or a State of Iowa master agreement, use that path and ask Finance/Purchasing to validate.
City of Dubuque, IA rarely approves sole source. No identified awards over the formal threshold; the city’s low $10,000 competitive bidding trigger makes this path impractical.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Dubuque
The City Council meeting addressed various municipal items including the acceptance of proclamations for Peace Week, Days of Peace and Nonviolence, and Crop Hunger Walk Day. Key business included authorizing payments, intent to apply for local housing trust funds, and acceptance of the Grand River Center floor slab project. The council discussed property assessments, water system improvements, and set multiple public hearings for development agreements. Presentations and updates were provided on the Smart Parking and Mobility Management Plan, historic preservation tax credit authorizations, and redevelopment projects. Additionally, the council reviewed board applications and received reports from council members regarding various local events and committee activities.
The council held a special session for work sessions on Serve Dubuque and Imagine Dubuque programs. During the regular session, the council recognized an award recipient, issued a proclamation, and approved various consent items including city expenditures, project acceptances, code updates, and the final plat of Oakland Ridge Estates. Business included authorizing the submission of a CAPER report, a lease agreement, a fire association collective bargaining agreement amendment, and an office restructuring plan for the City Attorney. Public hearings were held regarding property rezoning, development agreements for property redevelopment, and public improvement projects. Additionally, the council awarded a construction contract, updated grant program guidelines, and convened in a closed session to discuss pending litigation and real estate matters.
The City Council conducted both a special work session regarding Sustainable Dubuque's greenhouse gas inventory and science-based targets, and a regular session. The regular session included the approval of several development agreements, property tax abatements, and the acceptance of public improvements and easements. The Council also processed multiple board and commission appointments, reviewed public hearing requests for rezoning and development projects, and awarded construction contracts for flood mitigation and infrastructure rehabilitation. Additionally, the council authorized the issuance of several series of general obligation bonds and approved various ordinance amendments concerning departmental names, board operations, and city code regulations.
The City Council held a special session to receive and review presentations regarding the Fiscal Year 2027 departmental budgets. The departments presenting included Housing and Community Development, Planning, Economic Development, Purchase of Services, and Transportation Services. During these presentations, staff provided budgetary details, answered council questions, and heard public input regarding specific funding requests.
The council held special and regular sessions covering numerous topics. Key agenda items included economic mobility progress, a quarterly update from the Greater Dubuque Development Corporation, several proclamations, and various consent items such as property damage claims, city expenditure approvals, and software/project contracts. Public hearings were held regarding a planned unit development amendment, real property disposal and lease agreements, development agreements for property redevelopment, and grant of easements. Other discussions focused on residential parking permits, pavement marking and asphalt projects, and an urban renewal plan. Action items involved property acquisition for infrastructure, flood mitigation grant applications, contract acceptances for street reconstruction, sustainable grant awards, and a tour of the emergency communications center. The meeting concluded with a closed session regarding pending litigation and real estate matters.
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