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City of Hobart
Provide disposal services for solid waste.
Posted Date
May 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 15, 2026
Release: May 29, 2026
City of Hobart
Close: Jun 15, 2026
Provide disposal services for solid waste.
AvailableCity of Hobart
Work includes approx 200 LF storm sewer removal and 850 LF new installation ranging from 12" to 72" RCP, bank stabilization using multi layered erosion control mats, and other appurtenant work. full depth asphalt road reconstruction, curb and gutter, approximately 1,240 feet of storm sewer removal and 2,315 LF of new installation ranging from 8" to 72" varying in pipe material, water service replacements, and other appurtenant work.
Posted Date
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Due Date
May 21, 2026
City of Hobart
Close: May 21, 2026
Work includes approx 200 LF storm sewer removal and 850 LF new installation ranging from 12" to 72" RCP, bank stabilization using multi layered erosion control mats, and other appurtenant work. full depth asphalt road reconstruction, curb and gutter, approximately 1,240 feet of storm sewer removal and 2,315 LF of new installation ranging from 8" to 72" varying in pipe material, water service replacements, and other appurtenant work.
City of Hobart
Work includes Removals: Site Clearing and Grubbing, Existing 15” CMP Culvert, Common Excavation, Pavement Removal, and other appurtenant items. Installation: 15” Reinforced Concrete Pipe, Storm Manhole, End Sections with rip rap, Aggregate Shoulder, Multi-layered Erosion Control Mat, Site Grading and HMA patching. Restoration of banks and disturbed site areas to existing conditions or better.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 23, 2026
Release: -
City of Hobart
Close: Apr 23, 2026
Work includes Removals: Site Clearing and Grubbing, Existing 15” CMP Culvert, Common Excavation, Pavement Removal, and other appurtenant items. Installation: 15” Reinforced Concrete Pipe, Storm Manhole, End Sections with rip rap, Aggregate Shoulder, Multi-layered Erosion Control Mat, Site Grading and HMA patching. Restoration of banks and disturbed site areas to existing conditions or better.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Not supported here—pivot to standard purchasing.
Coops: Ask whether a cooperative (OneIndiana, HGACBuy, Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners) can be used to streamline.
City of Hobart, IN: No evidence of sole source contracting; deprioritize this path. If contract value is over $50,000, prepare for a formal competitive bid.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Hobart
The board reviewed a register of claims, specifically questioning the cost of new WiFi locks. The Director's report covered updates on summer part-time hiring, an active after-school program, upcoming community events including a Trash or Treasure sale and a community clean-up, and plans for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new Dog Park. Approval was granted for the purchase of a work vehicle. The Plan Commission reported on a session regarding Amazon, and the School Board shared updates on student accomplishments in essay writing, wrestling, gymnastics, and cooking competitions. Additionally, community members discussed the Robinson Lake restoration project and upcoming environmental events, while the youth football flag season was noted for its high attendance.
The commission discussed updates regarding the new candidate application process, requesting contact with applicants who have incomplete documentation. Coordination occurred for department agility testing and interview dates, and a request was made to research the costs and requirements of a neighboring department's application process. Additionally, the Chief provided hiring updates concerning the current and future recruitment lists, and a commendation was issued for recent firefighting efforts.
The meeting includes reviews of several development projects and land use requests. Old business items feature plat and subdivision approvals for Hickory Hollow, Winter's Resubdivision, and Harbor Club Estates, as well as a zoning request for industrial development. New business items involve proposed subdivisions for Cortes Reserve and Crosby Creek, and multiple public hearings for a proposed data center and the Hobart Tech Park subdivision, including site plan reviews and rezoning requests.
The meeting includes reviews of several development and land use requests. Old business items involve tabled plats for subdivisions at Hickory Hollow, Grand View Addition, and Harbor Club Estates, as well as a rezoning request for an industrial development. New business items include public hearings for a one-lot subdivision at Cortes Reserve, a one-lot subdivision at Crosby Creek, a site plan review for a proposed data center, a rezoning request for a data center, a two-lot subdivision for Ewen Farm, a site plan for a data center, and a one-lot subdivision for the Hobart Tech Park.
The board meeting agenda focused on several zoning variance requests. Key discussion items included a developmental standards variance for a fence at 37 N Guyer Street, a variance for an accessory structure at 2121 E 9th Place, a variance regarding building width for a proposed two-lot subdivision at 1221 S. Connecticut St., and a use variance to allow an apartment over a detached garage at 920 E Cleveland Ave.
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