DE-ICING ROAD SALT 2026 - 2027 BID NUMBER: ST-08-261103-F-1037
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Nov 3, 2026
Procurement of up to 400 tons of De-Icing Road Salt Treated with Anti-Caking Agent.
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Posted
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Nov 3, 2026
Procurement of up to 400 tons of De-Icing Road Salt Treated with Anti-Caking Agent.
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Census ID
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168952
Employee FTE
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219
Population
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15,663
Procurement Hell Score
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44 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lebanon
The commission reviewed several land use requests, including a final plat approval for the transition of Lebanon Acreage to Eastwood Estates and a resubdivision of lots in the Arrow Landing phase 1 development. Additionally, the commission approved conditional use requests to split several duplexes located on Connor Drive, a replat request for properties on North Jefferson to facilitate home ownership for current renters, and a replat to combine two parcels on Garfield Avenue to accommodate a new single-family home.
The Board meeting focused on operational reports across the electric, water, and wastewater departments. Key discussions included system reliability improvements, infrastructure maintenance such as street light repairs and metering upgrades, substation projects, and wastewater treatment maintenance. The Board also reviewed the status of pole attachment agreements and discussed water well repairs. Several resolutions were approved, including adjustments to billing and reading dates to better align with software and mailing timeframes, an increase in Board purchasing authority, and approvals for material restocks including conduit, fiberglass crossarms, and various water department fixtures.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Lebanon.
The work session included a review of the housing study addendum based on recent census data and progress reports on infrastructure and utility goals, covering street improvements, sewer, and electric services. There was a discussion regarding the potential use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for various municipal projects. Additionally, the council reviewed subdivision development plans for the 2022-2023 period and engaged in a round table discussion concerning code enforcement on vacant properties and the creation of city welcome signage.
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