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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Lafayette
Lead service line replacement. The work includes installation of approx. One hundred thirty (130) utility-side, twenty-four (24) customer-side, one thousand twenty-two (1,022) full water service lines, and verification of two hundred seventy (270) unknown service line materials to replace existing lead and galvanized water service lines, including hydro excavation, connections to existing water main and customer's home, new meter pits, related fittings, pavement repair, surface repair, maintenance of traffic, and other incidental work necessary for a complete installation.
Posted Date
Apr 14, 2026
Due Date
May 19, 2026
Release: Apr 14, 2026
City of Lafayette
Close: May 19, 2026
Lead service line replacement. The work includes installation of approx. One hundred thirty (130) utility-side, twenty-four (24) customer-side, one thousand twenty-two (1,022) full water service lines, and verification of two hundred seventy (270) unknown service line materials to replace existing lead and galvanized water service lines, including hydro excavation, connections to existing water main and customer's home, new meter pits, related fittings, pavement repair, surface repair, maintenance of traffic, and other incidental work necessary for a complete installation.
AvailableCity of Lafayette
The work includes extending utilities and installing drainage infrastructure. Utility work includes the installation of 24” diameter water main, valves and hydrants; 12" water main, valves and hydrants; 24" diameter sanitary sewers and manholes; storm sewers (4'x2', 7'x4', 6'x4' precast RCBC), headwalls, wing walls; storm water pond, and any other miscellaneous work pertaining to the project work area.
Posted Date
Apr 10, 2026
Due Date
May 14, 2026
Release: Apr 10, 2026
City of Lafayette
Close: May 14, 2026
The work includes extending utilities and installing drainage infrastructure. Utility work includes the installation of 24” diameter water main, valves and hydrants; 12" water main, valves and hydrants; 24" diameter sanitary sewers and manholes; storm sewers (4'x2', 7'x4', 6'x4' precast RCBC), headwalls, wing walls; storm water pond, and any other miscellaneous work pertaining to the project work area.
AvailableCity of Lafayette
Repairs to the pedestrian bridge consisting of cleaning and painting; repairs to structural steel, concrete, deck paver units, and bridge joints; and miscellaneous repairs.
Posted Date
Apr 8, 2026
Due Date
May 12, 2026
Release: Apr 8, 2026
City of Lafayette
Close: May 12, 2026
Repairs to the pedestrian bridge consisting of cleaning and painting; repairs to structural steel, concrete, deck paver units, and bridge joints; and miscellaneous repairs.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Deprioritize; unless truly unique and approved, pivot to Sourcewell.
Coops: Lead with Sourcewell to bypass a formal bid if your product is on contract.
City of Lafayette (IN) shows no evidence of sole source awards and adheres strictly to competitive bidding.
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City of Lafayette
This document includes minutes from the Lafayette Redevelopment Commission meeting on September 25, 2025, detailing several resolutions and financial approvals, alongside a specific Lease Renewal Agreement. The Lease Renewal Agreement is between the City of Lafayette, Indiana, through its Redevelopment Commission (Lessor), and Vegan Cheese Lady, LLC (Lessee) for the premises at 605 Main Street, Lafayette, Indiana. The lease term runs from March 1, 2026, to August 31, 2026, automatically renewing for successive six-month periods. The monthly rent is 1,400.00. The agreement outlines terms for security deposit, use of premises, insurance, indemnification, utilities, repairs, and other standard lease provisions.
Effective Date
Mar 1, 2026
Expires
Effective: Mar 1, 2026
City of Lafayette
Expires:
This document includes minutes from the Lafayette Redevelopment Commission meeting on September 25, 2025, detailing several resolutions and financial approvals, alongside a specific Lease Renewal Agreement. The Lease Renewal Agreement is between the City of Lafayette, Indiana, through its Redevelopment Commission (Lessor), and Vegan Cheese Lady, LLC (Lessee) for the premises at 605 Main Street, Lafayette, Indiana. The lease term runs from March 1, 2026, to August 31, 2026, automatically renewing for successive six-month periods. The monthly rent is 1,400.00. The agreement outlines terms for security deposit, use of premises, insurance, indemnification, utilities, repairs, and other standard lease provisions.
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This document serves as Change Order No. 03 for the 'Main Street Streetscape - Phase VI' project, issued by William Charles Construction to the City of Lafayette. Effective November 20th, 2025, this change order adds $6,702.93 to the contract for concrete crew re-mobilization, seal coating of the Bison Parking Lot, and new bench installation. The contract's new total price, incorporating this change, is $2,437,358.48, with substantial completion by November 3rd, 2025, and final payment by December 3rd, 2025.
Effective Date
Mar 27, 2025
Expires
Effective: Mar 27, 2025
City of Lafayette
Expires:
This document serves as Change Order No. 03 for the 'Main Street Streetscape - Phase VI' project, issued by William Charles Construction to the City of Lafayette. Effective November 20th, 2025, this change order adds $6,702.93 to the contract for concrete crew re-mobilization, seal coating of the Bison Parking Lot, and new bench installation. The contract's new total price, incorporating this change, is $2,437,358.48, with substantial completion by November 3rd, 2025, and final payment by December 3rd, 2025.
City of Lafayette
This Amendment, executed on November 20, 2025, by GM Development Companies LLC (Developer) and the City of Lafayette Redevelopment Commission (City), modifies the existing Build-Operate-Transfer Agreement for the Lafayette Public Works Campus Project. The primary change is a decrease in the BOT Purchase Price by $32,369.15, resulting in a new total BOT Purchase Price of $22,456,334.32. This reduction reflects project savings being returned to the City, prompted by a decision to purchase a combination of used and new electrical panels to maintain project efficiency.
Effective Date
Jul 12, 2022
Expires
Effective: Jul 12, 2022
City of Lafayette
Expires:
This Amendment, executed on November 20, 2025, by GM Development Companies LLC (Developer) and the City of Lafayette Redevelopment Commission (City), modifies the existing Build-Operate-Transfer Agreement for the Lafayette Public Works Campus Project. The primary change is a decrease in the BOT Purchase Price by $32,369.15, resulting in a new total BOT Purchase Price of $22,456,334.32. This reduction reflects project savings being returned to the City, prompted by a decision to purchase a combination of used and new electrical panels to maintain project efficiency.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lafayette
The board approved a contract and notice to proceed for the demolition of 1201 N. 18th Street with Poisel Construction. Additionally, the board approved claims totaling $5,473,116.98 and authorized special event requests for the Mosey Down Main Street series and the YWCA Power of Community event.
The council reviewed several ordinances including the vacation of Hanna Street to facilitate a new community facility, amendments to city code regarding nuisance vegetation and managed natural landscapes, and additional appropriations for motor vehicle highway funds. Furthermore, the council deliberated on economic development revenue notes, the expansion of historic districts, and resolutions concerning bond issuance for infrastructure projects and interlocal agreements for a joint human relations commission. Reports from city departments were acknowledged, and public comments were received regarding license plate readers and landlord responsibilities for utility liens.
The Board conducted the election of officers for the year 2026. Several zoning variance requests were reviewed and approved, including signage requests for a fueling store at a Walmart location, numerous lot development and setback variances for residential properties managed by Triple R LLC, setbacks for land to be developed by Habitat for Humanity, a duplex conversion project involving an existing structure, and a restoration project for an existing duplex property.
The Board reviewed and granted a variance petition for ST RD 38 LLC regarding a sign area request that exceeded the maximum allowed limit for a property on SR 38 E. The discussion included details on the proposed signage, including its height, width, clearance, and distribution of the requested square footage across the freestanding sign, canopy, and gas pumps, as well as an evaluation of the sign's setback and potential impact on nearby driveway access.
The board reviewed several agenda items, including requests for permission to advertise the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge repairs and the Phase II Lead Service Line Replacement project. Additionally, an addendum to the contract with NV Grant Services for the first phase of lead service line replacement was presented. The board also considered multiple banner requests for local events and organizational conferences.
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