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City of Kingston
Ladd landing parking improvements.
Posted Date
May 31, 2026
Due Date
Jun 16, 2026
Release: May 31, 2026
City of Kingston
Close: Jun 16, 2026
Ladd landing parking improvements.
AvailableCity of Kingston
The project involves the renovation of an existing 1,875 SF retail building and the construction of a new 2,425 SF pre-engineered metal maintenance building. The work includes selective demolition, new interior partitions and finishes, new HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. The new PEMB structure features reinforced concrete slab foundations, and large overhead doors for equipment access. -Note #1: Drawings are 80% DD set. Please, quote to the best of your knowledge. -Note #2: There are no specifications for Finishes trades (Painting, Flooring, Tile). Please, with the best of your experience and knowledge, assume standard products, specifications, and manufacturers to propose a design budget for the project. -Note #3: The subcontractors who bid with us on the design phase will receive the complete CD plan set when it is available and will be able to revise their quotes accordingly. Project Scope Includes: Selective Demolition, PEMB, Concrete, Rough Carpentry, Drywall, Storefronts, Doors, Doors Hardware, Roofing, ACT, Painting, Flooring, Tile, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Specialties, Earthwork
Posted Date
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Due Date
Oct 29, 2025
City of Kingston
Close: Oct 29, 2025
The project involves the renovation of an existing 1,875 SF retail building and the construction of a new 2,425 SF pre-engineered metal maintenance building. The work includes selective demolition, new interior partitions and finishes, new HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. The new PEMB structure features reinforced concrete slab foundations, and large overhead doors for equipment access. -Note #1: Drawings are 80% DD set. Please, quote to the best of your knowledge. -Note #2: There are no specifications for Finishes trades (Painting, Flooring, Tile). Please, with the best of your experience and knowledge, assume standard products, specifications, and manufacturers to propose a design budget for the project. -Note #3: The subcontractors who bid with us on the design phase will receive the complete CD plan set when it is available and will be able to revise their quotes accordingly. Project Scope Includes: Selective Demolition, PEMB, Concrete, Rough Carpentry, Drywall, Storefronts, Doors, Doors Hardware, Roofing, ACT, Painting, Flooring, Tile, Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Specialties, Earthwork
City of Kingston
Work involves cold planing and roadway paving in accordance with the plans. Pavement striping is included in the plans. Total project length is 1.62 miles.
Posted Date
Jun 1, 2025
Due Date
Jun 24, 2025
Release: Jun 1, 2025
City of Kingston
Close: Jun 24, 2025
Work involves cold planing and roadway paving in accordance with the plans. Pavement striping is included in the plans. Total project length is 1.62 miles.
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Sole Source: If sale is less than $50,000, sole source may be possible; otherwise expect a formal bid. Deprioritize sole source.
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City of Kingston (TN) shows strict adherence to competitive bidding with a $50,000 threshold and no evidence of sole source awards.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Kingston
The meeting included a preliminary concept review for a duplex development project at Oak Terrace Cove, involving discussions on site layout, parking, storm water management, and construction impact. Additionally, the commission reviewed and approved a final plat request for property on Harford Road to create two lots and modify an existing lot.
The Council discussed revisions to the policies and procedures for the Board of Waterworks and Sewage of the City of Kingston, final budget amendments for the year, and authorization for the mayor to enter into an animal shelter services agreement with Rome County. They also addressed an appointment to the Rome County Board of Equalization, the proposal regarding sidewalk lighting maintenance on Ladlanding Boulevard, and potential locations for a city gymnasium.
The Council discussed the potential closure of streets for an upcoming July car show, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive logistics and traffic control plan. Additionally, the Council addressed budget ordinances, specifically regarding grant reimbursement appropriations and library donations. The session also focused on proposed revisions to the municipal code concerning the limitation of retail liquor licenses, with discussion on whether to remove the cap on the number of stores and the implementation of a one-year time limitation for certificates of compliance to ensure development progress.
The council held a special meeting to continue discussions regarding a pending request for annexation of property located on Lumber Road. The session included a presentation from property owners detailing the rationale for the annexation, focusing on zoning, future development potential, and projected tax revenue for both the city and the county. Council members engaged in a dialogue concerning the long-term impact of such development on municipal services, including fire and police protection, infrastructure, and potential effects on property values and city tax bases.
The Commission welcomed a new city planner, approved a site plan for the installation of EV charging stations at the local Hardee's, and approved a site plan for a restaurant expansion. Additionally, the commission held a discussion regarding the process for reviewing and certifying exempt plats for properties over five acres to address concerns about potential landlocked parcels and state law compliance.
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