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City of Mebane
The City of Mebane seeks bids for the GKN 10-inch Force Main Replacement project involving approximately 3,000 LF of 10-inch DIP sanitary sewer force main, 60 LF of 12-inch DIP gravity sewer, and two new precast manholes along Gregory Poole Ln, Maple Ln, and Dogwood Way. A pre‑bid meeting is scheduled for March 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Glendel Stephenson Municipal Building. Bids will be opened March 26, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the same location, and plans/specifications are available via the AWCK plan room link.
Posted Date
Mar 2, 2026
Due Date
Mar 26, 2026
Release: Mar 2, 2026
City of Mebane
Close: Mar 26, 2026
The City of Mebane seeks bids for the GKN 10-inch Force Main Replacement project involving approximately 3,000 LF of 10-inch DIP sanitary sewer force main, 60 LF of 12-inch DIP gravity sewer, and two new precast manholes along Gregory Poole Ln, Maple Ln, and Dogwood Way. A pre‑bid meeting is scheduled for March 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the Glendel Stephenson Municipal Building. Bids will be opened March 26, 2026 at 2:00 PM at the same location, and plans/specifications are available via the AWCK plan room link.
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This project consists of grading, installation of asphalt basketball court with goals and fencing, concrete sidewalk, lining of the playing surface, erosion control, landscaping, and extension of rcp pipe. The scope of work for this project consists of constructing a basketball court on the existing macc property. Contractor shall grade the site to proposed grades shown on drawings, install a 62' x 96' asphalt basketball court with goals and perimeter fencing. The work will include the following: 1. Add suitable fill material to grade court to proposed grade as shown on drawings. 2. Installation of approx. 85 lf of 36" rcp pipe including replacement of rip-rap required for pipe installation. 3. Relocation of existing underground telephone line around the court location. 4. Court shall consist of minimum 6" abc stone base and 2" s 9. 5 b surface course. 5. Provide 10' high galvanized black vinyl fencing system, 9 gauge fabric, 2" mesh with 3" od terminal posts, 2. 5" od in-line posts, 1. 5" od top rail, 7 gauge bottom tension wire, corner braces, truss rods, two single leaf gates (5' x 7' with transom), one double leaf gate (12' x 7' with transom) and all associated hardware. 6. Provide two (2) legend basketball goal systems, with 42" x 72" tempered glass backboards with 5"square 3/16" posts and extension arm with 5'-6" safety setback, standard goal with breakaway rim. Install post in 20" diameter hole, 48" deep encased with concrete. See attached drawing at end of section. 7. Provide four (4) force basketball goal systems with 36" x 54" tempered glass backboards with 5"square 3/16" posts and extension arm with 4'-0" safety setback, standard goal with breakaway rim. Install post in 20" diameter hole, 42" deep encased with concrete. See attached drawing at end of section. 8. After 30-day asphalt curing, patch low areas in court area with acrylic patching material, and finish court with two (2) sand filled coats of laykold acrylic resurfacer (or equal) and one (1) sand filled and one(1)finish coat of laykold color coat (or equal). Install in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. 9. Paint 2" playing lines with laykold textured white acrylic line paint (or equal), to include center court, 3 point lines, free throw lines with shooting key and out of bounds line for main court, and 3' long free throw lines for the secondary goals. Secondary goal lines to be painted in pantone 7403 cp. 10. Install lighting as provided within lighting plan. 11. Install 4” thick concrete sidewalk to allow access to the court.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Nov 18, 2025
Release: -
City of Mebane
Close: Nov 18, 2025
This project consists of grading, installation of asphalt basketball court with goals and fencing, concrete sidewalk, lining of the playing surface, erosion control, landscaping, and extension of rcp pipe. The scope of work for this project consists of constructing a basketball court on the existing macc property. Contractor shall grade the site to proposed grades shown on drawings, install a 62' x 96' asphalt basketball court with goals and perimeter fencing. The work will include the following: 1. Add suitable fill material to grade court to proposed grade as shown on drawings. 2. Installation of approx. 85 lf of 36" rcp pipe including replacement of rip-rap required for pipe installation. 3. Relocation of existing underground telephone line around the court location. 4. Court shall consist of minimum 6" abc stone base and 2" s 9. 5 b surface course. 5. Provide 10' high galvanized black vinyl fencing system, 9 gauge fabric, 2" mesh with 3" od terminal posts, 2. 5" od in-line posts, 1. 5" od top rail, 7 gauge bottom tension wire, corner braces, truss rods, two single leaf gates (5' x 7' with transom), one double leaf gate (12' x 7' with transom) and all associated hardware. 6. Provide two (2) legend basketball goal systems, with 42" x 72" tempered glass backboards with 5"square 3/16" posts and extension arm with 5'-6" safety setback, standard goal with breakaway rim. Install post in 20" diameter hole, 48" deep encased with concrete. See attached drawing at end of section. 7. Provide four (4) force basketball goal systems with 36" x 54" tempered glass backboards with 5"square 3/16" posts and extension arm with 4'-0" safety setback, standard goal with breakaway rim. Install post in 20" diameter hole, 42" deep encased with concrete. See attached drawing at end of section. 8. After 30-day asphalt curing, patch low areas in court area with acrylic patching material, and finish court with two (2) sand filled coats of laykold acrylic resurfacer (or equal) and one (1) sand filled and one(1)finish coat of laykold color coat (or equal). Install in accordance with manufacturer's specifications. 9. Paint 2" playing lines with laykold textured white acrylic line paint (or equal), to include center court, 3 point lines, free throw lines with shooting key and out of bounds line for main court, and 3' long free throw lines for the secondary goals. Secondary goal lines to be painted in pantone 7403 cp. 10. Install lighting as provided within lighting plan. 11. Install 4” thick concrete sidewalk to allow access to the court.
City of Mebane
Work consists of sidewalk and C&G in various locations along NC 62. This includes correcting slopes at driveways, addressing trip hazards, and replacing narrow and damaged sidewalk sections.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Jul 15, 2025
Release: -
City of Mebane
Close: Jul 15, 2025
Work consists of sidewalk and C&G in various locations along NC 62. This includes correcting slopes at driveways, addressing trip hazards, and replacing narrow and damaged sidewalk sections.
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Entity: City of Mebane, NC.
Status: Deprioritized; city lacks formal sole source contracts.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Mebane
The meeting included discussion of city council action updates, including the comprehensive plan. A request to establish a general business conditional district zoning was presented, including the need for annexation before council action. The proposal includes a convenience store with gas pumps, requiring traffic impact analysis and roadway improvements. There were discussions regarding buffering, landscaping, and environmental technology used in the project. The board also discussed the number of diesel and car pumps.
The Planning Board meeting included discussions and updates on various topics. The board reviewed revisions to the Mebane 2045 Comprehensive Plan, including updates to the Future Land Use Map (FLUM) and considerations for different neighborhood types. There was a discussion about encouraging redevelopment of vacant properties and potential changes to the Suburban Neighborhood Place Type description. The board also discussed implementation projects, operational policies, and coordination with other local government units. The Mebane 2045 plan and the Planning Board's recommendations would be presented to the City Council on October 6, 2025.
The agenda includes items such as a request to establish B-2 (CD), General Business Conditional District, zoning for a convenience store with gas pumps, text amendments to the Mebane Unified Development Ordinance, and the proposed 2026 Regular Meeting Calendar.
The meeting discussed a proposed development project, including changes from multi-family units to townhomes, reasons behind the changes such as increased construction costs and interest rates, and the need for more open space. There was a reduction in retail space due to high rents and concerns for downtown growth. The discussion also covered the demolition of the Cotton building due to safety concerns and structural issues, and the design elements of the new townhomes, including the use of colors inspired by the city's veterans park and fire trucks. Feedback from a neighborhood meeting was shared, with positive comments on the design and the inclusive nature of the project.
The meeting included discussions and updates on the comprehensive land development plan, focusing on the plan's goals, objectives, future land use, and implementation. The planning area's boundaries, established by the long-range utility plan, were reviewed, and the distinction between the comprehensive plan and zoning regulations was emphasized. Community involvement in the planning process was highlighted, with details on stakeholder interviews, online surveys, and public forums. The future land use map, derived from community feedback on different scenarios, was presented, outlining various place types such as residential, mixed-use, and commercial areas.
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