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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Madison
Provide janitorial services.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
City of Madison
Close: Apr 22, 2026
Provide janitorial services.
AvailableCity of Madison
Work includes removing and replacing existing worn and broken ADA mats at certain handicapped ramp locations.
Posted Date
Mar 4, 2026
Due Date
Mar 18, 2026
Release: Mar 4, 2026
City of Madison
Close: Mar 18, 2026
Work includes removing and replacing existing worn and broken ADA mats at certain handicapped ramp locations.
City of Madison
Provide crushed stone and aggregate base.
Posted Date
Jan 28, 2026
Due Date
Feb 18, 2026
Release: Jan 28, 2026
City of Madison
Close: Feb 18, 2026
Provide crushed stone and aggregate base.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If the solution is truly proprietary or required for continuity, coordinate the Noncompetitive Selection Request Form and City Council approval; if not clearly eligible, pivot to coops.
Coops: If available on an actively used cooperative (e.g., Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, TIPS, or NACPA), route the purchase to bypass formal bidding.
Entity: City of Madison, Alabama.
Use when: The product is genuinely proprietary (e.g., patented) or essential for continuity of an existing service.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Madison
The Madison City Council meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. The council approved payments for various services and projects, including materials for trench failure repairs, monitoring services for the Police Evidence Room, and engineering services for multiple road and bridge projects. An agreement was approved with Madison City Volleyball for the use of city-owned recreation facilities. Additionally, resolutions were passed approving consent to assignment of agreement for the Balch Road project and agreements for construction engineering and inspection services for the Wall Triana Highway Bridge Replacement and assistance with the Storm Water Management Program. The council also recognized city departments for their efforts during recent weather emergencies.
The council meeting addressed several key areas, including an update from TARCOG on services provided to senior citizens and the revolving loan fund program. Discussions also took place regarding the expansion of outreach policies for land use development, with a focus on enhancing notice requirements for citizens. The council approved the consent agenda and finance committee report, which included various financial transactions and resolutions. Additionally, the council discussed special events liability insurance and considered an appropriation for a senior center pizza party. The meeting also involved departmental reports from the Planning Department, Public Works Department, Fire Department, Building Department, and Engineering Department, covering topics such as annexation, subdivision acceptance, mutual aid agreements, and performance contracting professional services.
The council meeting included reports from council members on local events and activities. The council discussed and approved an agreement with Croy Engineering for professional services related to middle school infrastructure, including traffic and erosion control plans. They also approved an agreement with COG Engineers for designing the extension of Sunset Boulevard. Additionally, the council assented to the annexation of property on Cardinal Drive and authorized the dedication of ALDOT funds for the Madison Boulevard Resurfacing and Safety Improvements Project.
The Madison City Council convened to discuss various items, including presentations from the Madison City Disability Advocacy Board, Huntsville Botanical Garden, and Huntsville-Madison County Convention & Visitor's Bureau regarding their annual appropriations. The council also addressed public comments related to a police excessive use-of-force incident. Approvals were granted for a consent agenda, finance committee report, annual appropriation agreements with Huntsville Botanical Gardens, Madison City Disability Advocacy Board, and the Convention and Visitors Bureau. Additionally, the council discussed winter weather events, board/committee appointments, a NeoGov service agreement, an agreement with Madison County for housing municipal inmates, an ADECA domestic violence grant, cemetery grounds regulations, an amendment to the fee schedule, and an appropriation from Madison County for a recreation project.
The Madison City Council held a regular session where they discussed several key items. They presented employee, police officer, and firefighter of the year awards, and acknowledged scholarships awarded by the Chamber of Commerce. The council addressed public comments regarding taxes and suggestions for cost savings. Approvals were granted for various financial transactions, including payments for construction easements, engineering services, and legal services related to infrastructure projects. Additionally, the council approved a memorandum of agreement with Madison County Commission for road projects and authorized the purchase of property and equipment for multiple departments.
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