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Provide annual plumbing maintenance and emergency after-hour servies at public housing developments.
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Reconstruction of thirteen (13) existing at- grade railroad crossings.
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Sep 23, 2026
Work includes front entry porch - lower: a. ) remove and replace the porch structure, and tongue permit, and groove decking. Install perimeter trim boards, and skirting. B. ) replace the porch cv, pb stairs with new code compliant wood stairs. C. ) install wood guardrails at the porch perimeter, and guardrails with finished (painted) handrails at each side of the stairs. E. ) all construction is to be code compliant; front porch - upper, gutter and flashing: at the front entry upper-porch, prep the pr, pb deck edge for a new gutter; remove the existing fascia, install a new wood blocking to create flat roof edge, install new metal covers, and then install a perimeter gutter. Install a downspout to grade, and discharge 4' from the foundation, avoiding any walkways. See also: work item #3. See attached file.
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This contract establishes an agreement between Quickbase, Inc. and the City of Milwaukee for Quick Base Platform Software services. The initial term is for one year, beginning February 9, 2022, with two subsequent one-year extension options. The maximum compensation for these services is set at $48,000. The agreement includes detailed terms of service, an acceptable use policy, a privacy policy, and a Business Associate Agreement to ensure HIPAA compliance for the Milwaukee Health Department.
This document is Amendment No. 1 to Contract No. E0000018642 between the City of Milwaukee and Quickbase, Inc. It increases the total contract value from $48,000.00 to $97,920.00 and extends the contract term. The new extended term for services begins on 2023-02-28 and ends on 2024-02-27, as detailed in the attached Order Form (Exhibit 1) with a value of $49,920.00 for the extended period.
This document is Amendment No. 4 to Contract No. E0000018642 between the City of Milwaukee and Quickbase, Inc. It increases the total contract value by $53,766.00, raising the overall contract sum from $197,452.00 to $251,218.00. The contract term is extended for one year, from February 28, 2026, to February 27, 2027, to cover 100 Business User subscriptions at an annual fee of $53,766.00. All other terms and conditions of the original contract and prior amendments remain unchanged.
This document, Amendment No. 2, modifies Contract No. E0000018642 between the City of Milwaukee and Quickbase, Inc. The amendment increases the total contract value to $143,686.00 and extends the contract term from February 28, 2024, to February 27, 2025, with an option for further annual extensions. An associated Order Form (Quote #Q-50765) details the specific subscription services for this extended period, totaling $53,766.00.
This document is Amendment No. 3 to Contract No. E0000018642 between the City of Milwaukee and Quickbase, Inc. It increases the total contract value from $143,686.00 to $197,452.00 by adding $53,766.00, and extends the contract term for one year, from February 28, 2025, to February 27, 2026. The amendment exercises an option to extend annually upon mutual consent, aligning with Quickbase Quote #Q-75849, while all other original contract terms remain unchanged.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Milwaukee
The Board reviewed and approved numerous requests to extend temporary appointments across multiple departments, including the Department of Compliance and Engagement, Department of Public Works, Municipal Court, and Milwaukee Water Works. The commission also approved the permanent exemption of part-time administrative assistant positions, the re-exemption of the Intergovernmental Relations Division Manager position, and denied an appeal regarding a classification recommendation for the Worker's Compensation and Safety Manager position. Additionally, the Board processed standard classification and probationary reports.
The committee addressed several resolutions, including the sale of tax deed properties and the approval of a sublease agreement with MKE Urban Stables, Inc. Amendments were discussed regarding the duties of the Bronzeville Advisory Committee. Zoning changes for the Block 6-Arena Master Plan, Phase 1, were reviewed, and a Certified Survey Map for land reconfiguration near West Juneau Avenue was approved. Additionally, the committee authorized the creation of Tax Incremental District No. 108 and mandated reporting requirements for future development agreements regarding job creation and wages. Finally, an appointment to the City Plan Commission was recommended to be placed on file.
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The committee recommended confirmation for several appointments to Business Improvement Districts #11, #21, and #26, while one appointment to BID #11 was held for further action. Additionally, the committee recommended the adoption of a resolution to designate August 5-12, 2023, as Bronzeville Week in the City of Milwaukee.
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