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City of Grand Junction
Wastewater treatment plants in-plant waste pump station pipe replacement project. Project includes all piping and fittings extending from the submersible pumps discharge to a connection point on the existing 10" HDPE force-main pipe just outside of the concrete wet well structure, bypass pumping required for this project.
Posted Date
Apr 25, 2026
Due Date
May 21, 2026
Release: Apr 25, 2026
City of Grand Junction
Close: May 21, 2026
Wastewater treatment plants in-plant waste pump station pipe replacement project. Project includes all piping and fittings extending from the submersible pumps discharge to a connection point on the existing 10" HDPE force-main pipe just outside of the concrete wet well structure, bypass pumping required for this project.
AvailableCity of Grand Junction
Seeking proposals from qualified and experienced professional consulting firms to provide full-service recruitment and selection support to locate outstanding candidates for the position of City Attorney and assist and advise the City regarding a selection process.
Posted Date
Apr 11, 2026
Due Date
Apr 28, 2026
Release: Apr 11, 2026
City of Grand Junction
Close: Apr 28, 2026
Seeking proposals from qualified and experienced professional consulting firms to provide full-service recruitment and selection support to locate outstanding candidates for the position of City Attorney and assist and advise the City regarding a selection process.
City of Grand Junction
Work includes to repair the roadway, curb, and gutter; 1,700 SY remove asphalt mat, full depth; 275 LF remove 2' concrete median edging; 515 LF remove 1.5' concrete curb and gutter; 40 SY remove concrete median cover material; 1 EA adjust sprinkler system in median and landscape boulevards as needed; 1 EA adjust landscaping in median and landscape boulevards as needed; 900 CY unclassified excavation; 792 CY haul earthwork material; 2 EA storm drain inlet protection (type ii). See outside link.
Posted Date
Apr 4, 2026
Due Date
Apr 21, 2026
Release: Apr 4, 2026
City of Grand Junction
Close: Apr 21, 2026
Work includes to repair the roadway, curb, and gutter; 1,700 SY remove asphalt mat, full depth; 275 LF remove 2' concrete median edging; 515 LF remove 1.5' concrete curb and gutter; 40 SY remove concrete median cover material; 1 EA adjust sprinkler system in median and landscape boulevards as needed; 1 EA adjust landscaping in median and landscape boulevards as needed; 900 CY unclassified excavation; 792 CY haul earthwork material; 2 EA storm drain inlet protection (type ii). See outside link.
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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 $50,000, use sole source.
Coops: Lead with a piggyback via Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, BuyBoard, or NPPGov; loop in Purchasing to validate use and move fast.
Entity: City of Grand Junction, CO.
Thresholds/approvals: Be prepared for City Council approval if the contract exceeds $50,000.
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City of Grand Junction
This document outlines Special Provisions for the "Safe Routes to School - Ella Rd" project, issued by the City of Grand Junction Department of Engineering and Transportation. It modifies the City's Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, detailing specific requirements for removal of structures, structural concrete composition and testing, sidewalk and bikeway construction, field facilities (sanitary), and payment procedures for materials by tonnage, including required information on weight tickets. The provisions specify how various work items will be paid for and what is considered incidental to those payments.
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This document outlines Special Provisions for the "Safe Routes to School - Ella Rd" project, issued by the City of Grand Junction Department of Engineering and Transportation. It modifies the City's Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, detailing specific requirements for removal of structures, structural concrete composition and testing, sidewalk and bikeway construction, field facilities (sanitary), and payment procedures for materials by tonnage, including required information on weight tickets. The provisions specify how various work items will be paid for and what is considered incidental to those payments.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Grand Junction
The City of Grand Junction's first Sustainability and Adaptation Plan serves as a roadmap for a more sustainable future and community resilience. It is organized around six key focus areas: Built Environment, Climate Resilience, Energy Stewardship, Waste Management, Water Conservation, and City Leadership. The plan outlines strategies to safeguard the environment, enhance the quality of life, and promote economic prosperity for future generations, fostering resource stewardship and adaptability within the community.
The One Grand Junction Comprehensive Plan updates the city's previous plan, setting a long-term direction to guide decision-making and funding priorities through 2040. The plan is structured around eleven key principles: Collective Identity, Resilient and Diverse Economy, Responsible and Managed Growth, Downtown and University Districts, Strong Neighborhoods and Housing Choices, Efficient and Connected Transportation, Great Places and Recreation, Resource Stewardship, Quality Education and Facilities, Safe, Healthy, and Inclusive Community, and Effective and Transparent Government. It aims to achieve the community's future desires by addressing challenges and opportunities for growth and development.
This Strategic Framework for the City of Grand Junction, Colorado, sets priorities and a work plan for 2025-2027, focusing on five strategic pillars: Core Services, Housing, Fiscal Policy and Position, Government Transparency and Accountability, and Government Efficiency. The framework emphasizes maximizing resources, fostering public trust, and driving continuous improvement to achieve measurable progress and accountability.
The Grand Junction Fire Department's 2020-2024 Strategic Plan focuses on five key areas: service delivery, community risk reduction, human resources, training, and growth. It aims to link all departmental activities to the organization's mission, vision, and values, ensuring that every program and process contributes to the overall goals. The plan emphasizes transparency and provides a roadmap for the future, with performance indicators evaluated annually to ensure continuous improvement and alignment with the City Council's priorities and the community's needs.
The Grand Junction Fire Department's 2020-2024 Strategic Plan focuses on five key areas: service delivery, community risk reduction, administration and human resources, training, and growth. The plan aims to enhance emergency response and risk reduction services, improve community safety through targeted outreach, ensure employee health and wellness, build a foundation for professional development, and meet the evolving needs of the community through strategic partnerships and resource management.
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