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Posted
Oct 7, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Invites any and all qualified parties to submit qualifications and proposals to collaborate during design development and construction drawing preparation and to develop, construct, operate, and maintain improvements to the public infrastructure including construction of a new lift station, force main, and gravity sewers.
Posted
Mar 5, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Project includes approx. 2,280 Ton of HMA base type C; 729 19 MM of HMA intermediate; 1,063.50 LF of Guardrail, wood.
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Census ID
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185263
Population
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29,298
Procurement Hell Score
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65 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Hobart
The board approved a development agreement with Becknell Industrial LLC for the Northwind North Industrial Park and accepted a quote from Midwestern Electric for street lighting in Cressmoor Estates. The board authorized an emergency hiring process for the Police Department, approved a building permit refund for storm-related repairs, and accepted warranty deeds for the Hickey Street Improvement Project. Furthermore, the board granted approvals for a CSX Facility Encroachment Agreement, Task Order No. 2 for a Water Main Capital Improvement Master Plan, a sidewalk license agreement with NIPSCO, and a 4-lot subdivision for Northwind North Business Park. Finally, the board approved a memorandum of understanding with the YMCA and St. Mary Medical Center, authorized the acquisition of police body-worn and in-car camera systems, and accepted a Homeland Security Grant for the Fire Department.
The council addressed various legislative and administrative agenda items, including the scheduling of public hearings for three annexation petitions related to Diamond Peak. Business included considerations for transferring unassigned fund balances to the Rainy Day Fund and appropriations within the 61st Ave. Redevelopment Fund, as well as discussions on a Chronic Nuisance Ordinance and the creation of a DORA ordinance for Festival Park. Legislative actions from the previous session involved the adoption of the 2027 budget, the establishment of new fee schedules for sanitary and stormwater management, the approval of tax abatement resolutions for the Northwind North Business Park, and the authorization of intergovernmental agreements for disaster recovery funds.
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The meeting included discussions on geese control methods, upcoming events like Pumpkins in the Park and Christmas celebrations, and updates on maintenance projects. Reports were provided regarding the Common Council's budget approval and homecoming events for the Hobart Education Foundation. The primary action item was the approval of Amendment No. 1 to the Build-Operate Transfer Agreement regarding the Festival Park project, which will be funded through the Community Impact Fund. Additionally, the Board discussed future downtown improvement initiatives in collaboration with a partner company.
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