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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Fairfield
Work includes 1 LS traffic control & construction signage; 687 sf remove concrete sidewalk and concrete median; 12 LF remove concrete curb and gutter; 70 LF remove concrete curb; 18 SY remove asphalt concrete pavement; 4 SY 2" cold plane asphalt concrete; 17 LF construct type a curb; 192 SF construct sidewalk; 471 SF construct accessible ramp; 88 LF construct retaining curb; 121 LF construct curb & gutter; 17 ton hot mix asphalt (type a); 93 SF detectable warning surface; 510 LF remove & dispose existing striping; 940 LF furnish and install thermoplastic detail 40 striping; 420 LF furnish and install thermoplastic solid 12" white striping see outside link.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jun 23, 2026
City of Fairfield
Close: Jun 23, 2026
Work includes 1 LS traffic control & construction signage; 687 sf remove concrete sidewalk and concrete median; 12 LF remove concrete curb and gutter; 70 LF remove concrete curb; 18 SY remove asphalt concrete pavement; 4 SY 2" cold plane asphalt concrete; 17 LF construct type a curb; 192 SF construct sidewalk; 471 SF construct accessible ramp; 88 LF construct retaining curb; 121 LF construct curb & gutter; 17 ton hot mix asphalt (type a); 93 SF detectable warning surface; 510 LF remove & dispose existing striping; 940 LF furnish and install thermoplastic detail 40 striping; 420 LF furnish and install thermoplastic solid 12" white striping see outside link.
AvailableCity of Fairfield
Work includes 1 LS clearing and grubbing; 1 LS remove asphalt pavement; 1 ls remove concrete pavement; 1 LS remove trees; 1 LS hot mix asphalt; 1 LS concrete flatwork; 1 LS painting; 1 LS sanitary sewerage system; 1 LS water distribution utilities; 1 LS electrical; 1 LS landscape irrigation; 1 LS planting; 1 ls restroom prepared sub-base.
Posted Date
Feb 4, 2026
Due Date
Mar 25, 2026
Release: Feb 4, 2026
City of Fairfield
Close: Mar 25, 2026
Work includes 1 LS clearing and grubbing; 1 LS remove asphalt pavement; 1 ls remove concrete pavement; 1 LS remove trees; 1 LS hot mix asphalt; 1 LS concrete flatwork; 1 LS painting; 1 LS sanitary sewerage system; 1 LS water distribution utilities; 1 LS electrical; 1 LS landscape irrigation; 1 LS planting; 1 ls restroom prepared sub-base.
City of Fairfield
Project includes but is not limited to constructing approx 500 FT of new sidewalk with associated parking lot improvements.
Posted Date
Feb 20, 2026
Due Date
Mar 24, 2026
Release: Feb 20, 2026
City of Fairfield
Close: Mar 24, 2026
Project includes but is not limited to constructing approx 500 FT of new sidewalk with associated parking lot improvements.
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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 $100,000, use sole source.
Coops: Non-IT need? Use direct cooperative purchasing; confirm piggyback eligibility with Purchasing.
City of Fairfield, CA. Sole source awards above $100,000 are rare to non-existent.
Track vendor wins and renewal opportunities
City of Fairfield
This document presents a comprehensive list of various service, software, and goods contracts for different departments. Each entry includes detailed contract information such as vendor, descriptions, dates of effect, financial totals, and often granular line-item breakdowns across multiple fiscal years.
Effective Date
Feb 3, 2022
Expires
Effective: Feb 3, 2022
City of Fairfield
Expires:
This document presents a comprehensive list of various service, software, and goods contracts for different departments. Each entry includes detailed contract information such as vendor, descriptions, dates of effect, financial totals, and often granular line-item breakdowns across multiple fiscal years.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Fairfield
The council meeting included reports from various council members regarding their attendance at the League of California Cities conference, the Travis Air Force Base air show, and upcoming community events such as the National Day of Prayer, local neighborhood town hall meetings, the Juneteenth festival, and the Unity in the Community event. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding veterans' tax credits at the state level and the ongoing search for a new executive director for the regional homelessness board, along with the selection of a new service provider for the coordinated entry system.
The council meeting addressed various community updates, including upcoming air shows, child abuse prevention awareness, and ongoing efforts to support the homeless population and provide resources through local agencies. Discussion topics also included the success of recent community events like the Blues, Brews, and Barbecues and the economic development lunch mob at local businesses. A mock city council meeting involving elementary students was highlighted. Finally, the meeting recognized the service and passing of a police K9, with plans initiated to rename a local dog park in his honor.
The meeting included reports on community events, upcoming town halls, and organizational updates. Discussions centered on the need for repairs at the Rancho Solano Golf Club and Paradise Valley Golf Course. The council addressed the proposed sewer rate increases by the Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District and expressed concerns regarding the implementation of toll lanes on local highways, citing equity and affordability issues for residents.
The Council meeting involved reports on various community initiatives and events, including park tours, community meet-and-greets, and Easter events. Updates were provided on the North Texas Street Revitalization Program, infrastructure projects such as the new Robbie Berger Park, and homelessness outreach efforts. Discussions were held regarding the upcoming State of the Base event, the anniversary of the Solano Community Foundation, and future town hall meetings, as well as a scheduled study session for the potential redevelopment of the local mall.
The joint special meeting of the City Council and the Planning Commission focused on the State of the City address. Key discussion topics included the role of Travis Air Force Base in the community, the city's ongoing efforts to manage a structural deficit and evaluate Measure P, and updates on public safety initiatives, such as the Real-time Information Center (RTIC) and drone response programs. Additionally, the meeting highlighted investments in community infrastructure, including new fire stations and inclusive park projects, as well as strategies for addressing homelessness through collaborative regional efforts and enforcement-forward approaches.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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