IT Infrastructure & Network Modernization RFP
Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 18, 2026
Work includes it infrastructure and network modernization.
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Jul 30, 2026
Closes
Aug 18, 2026
Work includes it infrastructure and network modernization.
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Closes
Aug 20, 2026
The City of Jacksonville, NC is seeking bids for the CC Villa Check Valve Replacement project. This solicitation involves replacing check valves at the Country Club (CC) Villas location. The project is managed by the City's Public Services department and bids are submitted through the BidNet Direct platform.
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Census ID
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208979
Employee FTE
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625
Population
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72,732
Procurement Hell Score
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38 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Jacksonville
The meeting included discussions and updates on various projects and programs. Summer day camp is full, and the summer mowing is progressing well. The movie series has been successful, with plans to move a showing of Frozen to the commons due to high attendance. A meeting with engineering is scheduled to discuss Phillips Park, focusing on the history of the landfill. Renovations are starting at the commons, and the budget has been passed. The Jack Emmet ball field is nearing completion, with a park dedication planned for Sunday. Volunteers cleared a corner lot at the commons to create a trail for biking and pedestrian use. The Cur Street fence will be installed after July 1. The skate park is undergoing evaluation due to storm damage, with plans to replace the wooden ramps with metal ones. A community meeting is scheduled at Jack Emmet to discuss these projects further.
The meeting of the Jacksonville Water and Sewer Advisory Committee discussed the water shortage response plan and the water supply plan. The water shortage response plan includes tiered levels of conservation efforts, goals, and penalties for non-compliance. The plan includes five levels: voluntary, two levels of mandatory restrictions, emergency, and water rationing. The committee discussed methods for meeting conservation goals, including encouraging water conservation and education during voluntary reductions, and specific restrictions during mandatory reductions. The committee also discussed enforcement and penalties.
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The meeting included presentations on the work of the sanitation division and clean and green initiatives in the Parks division. The sanitation division discussed managing city residential and commercial waste, providing environmentally sound methods for collecting and disposing of solid waste, and excellent customer service. The Parks division focused on landscaping efforts, particularly at the Public Services compound, to improve efficiency and reduce maintenance costs.
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