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Posted
Nov 5, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The City of Gray is seeking a qualified company to replace the traffic signals at the intersection of West Clinton St. and Washburn Dr. consisting of 10 vertical three face traffic signals and two vertical four face traffic signals, complete municipal cabinet, and four-hundred foot of spanner wire.
Posted
Nov 5, 2026
Nov 16, 2026
The City of Gray is seeking a qualified company to replace the traffic signals at the intersection of West Clinton St. and Washburn Dr. consisting of 10 vertical three face traffic signals and two vertical four face traffic signals, complete municipal cabinet, and four-hundred foot of spanner wire.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
Government ID for mapping buyers across datasets.
124486
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
28
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
3,567
Procurement Difficulty Score
How easy their procurement process is to navigate. Lower is better.
52 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Gray
The meeting involved comprehensive updates from various committees. Financial reports covered property tax collection and a bank transition. Infrastructure discussions addressed generator installations at local facilities, sludge disposal agreements, and well site preparations. Other key topics included renovations on DDA property, the review of temporary business ordinances, the designation of an employee of the month, and traffic ordinance amendments regarding truck routes. Additionally, the council addressed firework stand inspection requirements, a transition in emergency notification systems, police department re-accreditation, and a proposal to ensure website ADA compliance.
The committee meeting covered a range of municipal topics. Key financial updates noted that 97.20% of 2025 property taxes have been collected. Discussions occurred regarding the implementation of new guidelines for temporary businesses and special events, including permit requirements and frequency limits. Updates were provided on the Supplemental LMIG funds, with the council selecting Dixie Street for resurfacing. Other topics included an introduction from the Keep Jones Beautiful Director, the announcement of an employee of the month, the initiation of small business highlights, plans to address speeding on Office Park Drive, and coordination with GDOT regarding traffic signals. Additionally, the council voted to support nominees for GMA District 6 officer elections and held executive sessions concerning litigation and real estate.
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The council meeting featured a proclamation regarding the Annual Professional Municipal Clerks Week. A primary item of new business involved the discussion and approval of an agreement to purchase property related to test well #117, including specific terms regarding the purchase price, a multi-year payment structure, termination rights, and responsibilities for well development.
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