What products and services does City of Myrtle Creek procure?

City of Myrtle Creek procures municipal products and services for water and sewer utilities, stormwater and street maintenance, parks and recreation, planning and engineering, municipal court support, RV park operations, and general public works services. Vendors should reference the City service pages for category contacts.

Does City of Myrtle Creek use cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts?

Yes. City of Myrtle Creek may participate in the Oregon Cooperative Procurement Program (OrCPP), which allows local agencies to purchase from state contracts administered by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services under applicable OAR provisions.

How does City of Myrtle Creek approve procurement contracts and awards?

Contracts and awards are approved by motion and vote of the City Council following staff recommendations from the City Administrator and relevant department heads. Award actions and contract approvals are recorded on council agendas and meeting minutes available on the City of Myrtle Creek website.

Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Myrtle Creek?

Procurement policies and standard terms are codified in Myrtle Creek Municipal Code Chapter 3.05, “Public Contracting,” available via the City’s municipal code pages on CodePublishing. Chapter 3.05 provides for adoption of local contracting rules and negotiation procedures vendors should review.

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Buyer type:: City
Location:: Myrtle Creek, OR
Country:: US

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REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING SERVICES City of Myrtle Creek Myrtle Creek Police Station Seismic Rehabilitation
Posted
Sep 9, 2026
Closes
Oct 8, 2026
The City of Myrtle Creek is procuring structural engineering services to design and oversee the seismic retrofit of the Myrtle Creek Police Station.

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211826
Employee FTE
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21
Population
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3,481
Procurement Hell Score
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Procurement Hell Score
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- Sole Source: If sale is less than $25,000, use sole source.
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- City of Myrtle Creek (OR) permits sole source purchases when justified for standardization with existing equipment or continuation of a professional service. Work with the City Administrator to prepare the sole source justification, referencing Municipal Code Chapter 3.05. Be prepared for City Council approval for any amount over $25,000.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Myrtle Creek

Myrtle Creek City Council Regular Meeting
Date: Aug 18, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council conducted an executive session regarding the evaluation of the Chief Executive Officer and authorized a merit increase for the City Administrator. The meeting included a review of department reports for finance, police, fire, and public works, with specific discussions regarding infrastructure projects, security upgrades for the police department, and equipment maintenance for municipal facilities such as the golf course and public pool. Additionally, the council addressed park improvements and approved a fee waiver for a charitable event at Millsite Park.
Myrtle Creek Urban Renewal Agency Regular Meeting Agenda And Minutes
Date: Aug 18, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting documentation covers both an upcoming agenda and minutes from a prior session. Key discussion topics included reviews of various Business Improvement Grant applications for local businesses, such as Wildflower Preschool & Childcare LLC, St. Vincent De Paul, Creek Stay, and J Davies Resale LLC. Decisions involved the approval of grant funding for specific renovation projects, tabling other requests pending additional quotes, and discussing the nature and operational status of businesses requesting support.
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Zachary PotterCity Administrator

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Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Myrtle Creek?

The City Administrator (Zach Potter) administers procurement under the authority of the City Council; department heads such as the Public Works Superintendent and Finance Officer handle operational purchasing. Vendors should direct purchasing questions to the City Administrator’s office or the relevant department contact.

Where does City of Myrtle Creek post bids and RFPs?

The City of Myrtle Creek posts solicitations on OregonBuys, Oregon’s statewide eProcurement portal, and publishes notices on the City of Myrtle Creek website (news/announcements). Vendors should register on OregonBuys and monitor the city news page for posted solicitations and bid documents.

How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Myrtle Creek?

Vendors register through OregonBuys, Oregon’s official statewide eProcurement supplier portal, by creating a supplier profile and maintaining contact and capability details. Registering on OregonBuys enables notification of City of Myrtle Creek solicitations and access to downloadable bid documents.

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