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Aug 19, 2026
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Sep 23, 2026
Consulting firm, agency, or individual with proven expertise to assist the City in developing, designing, producing and implementing a permitting guide and self-help tools to assist applicants for small area stormwater project permits.
Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
The City of Lancaster will receive bids online for removal of all sediment from Oyster Point Reservoir, with bids opened electronically and publicly on PennBid. The work may use a remotely operated vehicle, divers, or another proposed method that satisfies Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection requirements; a non-mandatory virtual pre-bid conference and required site visits are specified. The IFB also requires compliance with minimum wage, Pennsylvania's Steel Products Procurement Act, and other federal and state requirements, and the posting contains no grant-program funding language.
Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 11, 2026
The City of Lancaster will receive bids online for removal of all sediment from Oyster Point Reservoir, with bids opened electronically and publicly on PennBid. The work may use a remotely operated vehicle, divers, or another proposed method that satisfies Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection requirements; a non-mandatory virtual pre-bid conference and required site visits are specified. The IFB also requires compliance with minimum wage, Pennsylvania's Steel Products Procurement Act, and other federal and state requirements, and the posting contains no grant-program funding language.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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174001
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
440.09
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
58,366
Procurement Hell Score
How easy their procurement process is to navigate. Lower is better.
77 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lancaster
The committee meeting covered several key agenda items, including interviews for nominees to the Human Relations Commission and the City Revitalization & Improvement Zone Authority board. The Finance Committee received a budget presentation from the Lancaster Public Library and authorized lease-purchase agreements for new fire apparatus. The Public Safety Committee reviewed a resolution recognizing National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and debated a proposed bill to classify marijuana possession as a summary offense, focusing on fine amounts and community service provisions. The Committee of the Whole also considered resolutions for Hispanic Heritage Month and Representation Week.
The committee meetings covered several administrative and legislative items. Key discussions included a resolution to commemorate the 250th anniversary of John Durang's birth, the authorization of borrowing via Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes, and a $30 million bond funding project for Franklin & Marshall College. Committees reviewed the 2018 budget, including millage rate adjustments and fee increases for stormwater and sewer services. Other topics addressed included the enforcement of historic district ordinances regarding veneer installations, the renaming of Farnum Park to Culliton Park, the rewrite of the City's sewer ordinance to align with EPA regulations, and a resolution to prohibit casinos in the City. Additionally, the Council discussed the appointment process for the City treasurer, expressed opposition to privatizing reentry management services at the county prison, and reviewed the sale of anticipated tax claims.
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The council discussed several legislative and operational items, including a resolution commending a retiring zoning board member for his service and the tabling of a demolition proposal for a warehouse. Public commentary addressed local noise ordinances and historic preservation concerns. The Police Bureau presented a report on the opioid epidemic, community outreach programs, and the effectiveness of the aggressive panhandling ordinance. The legislative agenda included the approval of renovation and construction projects for the Fulton Theatre Company and other local properties, as well as the adoption of the 2015 International Property Maintenance Code. Finally, the council authorized the transfer of decommissioned bicycles to the local school district for a repair and job skills training program.
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