Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Imperial.
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Sep 17, 2026
Oct 13, 2026
The City of Imperial is soliciting bids for the EAGER PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT (Bid No. 2026-10). The scope includes a subsurface water pump, a playground structure with a swing bay, workout stations, a tumbler, site preparation, and new surfacing. The project requires ASTM and ASI compliance, impact-attenuation testing, and a CPSI Safety Report; bids close October 13, 2026, at noon.
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Oct 8, 2026
Installation of two (2) 180-kW all-in-one DC fast charging stations for Phase II and Phase III, including associated electrical and civil infrastructure work.
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Population
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22,330
Procurement Hell Score
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Imperial
The City Council meeting focused on the adoption of a resolution to accept a grant award from the Board of State and Community Corrections under the Prop 64 program. Key discussions involved the allocation of funds for a school resource officer, vehicle, and equipment for the police department, as well as clarifying the specific schools to be served by the resource officer. The Council also addressed inquiries regarding grant application details and emphasized their continued support for the police department's initiatives.
The Board addressed several key agenda items, including the swearing-in of a new library board trustee and a recognition and scholarship presentation honoring summer teen interns. A comprehensive presentation was delivered on the library's literacy services, covering adult literacy, family literacy, and English as a second language programs, along with future goals such as a short story anthology. The board reviewed the upcoming fall and winter event calendar, which includes programs like the Gilmore Girls Day and Junior Sprout activities. Additionally, the library manager provided updates on digital resources, attendance metrics for summer programs, and new library facility upgrades. The assistant city manager reported on a potential heat resiliency grant for cooling center improvements and upcoming city events, while also highlighting the library's integration with the city's mobile application.
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The City Council meeting included the addition of an emergency agenda item for an air conditioning replacement. Public comments featured resident concerns regarding CFD taxes, street maintenance, and a lawsuit involving payments to a developer. The Council approved a bond issuance for a multifamily housing project, a special certification stipend for qualified building officials, and the renewal of the fire services agreement with the County of Imperial.
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