Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Grass Valley.
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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Owner has identified three minor streets in need of pavement remediation. The project involves removal and replacement of hot mix asphalt pavement and limited pavement striping. Work includes 28,600 SF of 3" remove and replace HMA, 1 LS traffoc striping (paint).
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Census ID
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183835
Employee FTE
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120.5
Population
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14,035
Procurement Hell Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Grass Valley
The City Council meeting included updates from the City Fire Department, approval of a staff command vehicle purchase, modifications to executive employment agreements, and a professional services agreement for a water rate evaluation study. The council also addressed the second reading of an ordinance incorporating the 2025 California Building Standards Code, discussed City Hall holiday scheduling, and conducted a public hearing on an affordable housing project at Gates Place. Additionally, the meeting covered an amendment to the Dorsey Marketplace project phasing, a proclamation for hospice and palliative care, downtown parking implementation including resolution R2025-46, and various infrastructure projects such as the Slate Creek Lift Station and prefabricated restroom improvements.
The City Council meeting addressed several key administrative and operational items. The council approved consent agenda items, including emergency proclamations related to COVID-19, drought conditions, and a past winter storm, as well as a Memorandum of Understanding with the County of Nevada regarding emergency services funding and a new job description for a Parks Senior Maintenance Worker. Administrative discussions included an update on the Downtown Streetscape Improvements Project and its design elements. Additionally, the council approved a one-year trial facility use agreement with the Baseline Tennis Club for city tennis courts during non-peak hours.
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The City Council approved several consent items, including resolutions for remote meetings, proclamations for local emergencies regarding COVID-19 and drought conditions, an MOU with Nevada County regarding organic waste mandates, and automatic aid agreements for local fire departments. A significant agenda item was the approval of membership in the Pioneer Community Energy's Community Choice Aggregation Program and the introduction of an ordinance to implement the program. The Council also reviewed design options for downtown streetscape improvements, specifically tree grates and planters, and received an informational update on amendments to the Waste Management Franchise Agreement concerning state-mandated recycling and organic waste programs.
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