The City of Napa is inviting sealed bids for its Citywide Striping - Phase 3 project through the City’s eProcurement portal. The work is traffic striping on recently paved roads along Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa Valley Corporate Way, Shurtleff Ave, Solano Ave, and Terrace Drive. The estimated construction cost is $618,000.
The City of Napa’s Public Works Department seeks proposals from qualified firms to provide asphalt surface grinding (cold planing) services on an as-needed basis from March through November to support municipal paving and roadway maintenance. Work will be assigned through task orders, with no minimum volume guaranteed, and the City plans to award up to one multi-year agreement with a not-to-exceed amount of up to $600,000. The services may also support other Public Works and Utilities needs, including pavement removal for water and wastewater infrastructure work.
The City of Napa is inviting sealed bids for its Citywide Striping - Phase 3 project through the City’s eProcurement portal. The work is traffic striping on recently paved roads along Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa Valley Corporate Way, Shurtleff Ave, Solano Ave, and Terrace Drive. The estimated construction cost is $618,000.
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CourseCo, Inc./DBA Fairview Events at Napa Golf Course at City of Napa
Effective: May 22, 2024Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This contract is an Event Confirmation Agreement between the City of Napa and Fairview Napa for the "City of Napa Social - N" event scheduled for May 22, 2024, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, for 100 guests. The agreement details attendance guarantees, a minimum expenditure of $3,000.00, and a payment schedule, with an initial deposit and final payment due 10 days prior to the event. Amendments to the contract specify the payment schedule further and allow for outside wine consumption with a corkage fee. The total cost of the event, including services, charges, and taxes, is $6,835.66, as itemized in the 'Summary of Charges'. The document also outlines various regulations concerning food, alcohol, security, decor, and event timing.
CourseCo, Inc./DBA Fairview Events at Napa Golf Course at City of Napa
Effective: Apr 27, 2023Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This is an event contract between the City of Napa and Fairview Napa (CourseCo, Inc.) for an event scheduled on April 27, 2023, for 150 guests. The agreement specifies a minimum expenditure of $3,000, details payment terms including an initial deposit, and outlines cancellation policies, event regulations concerning food, alcohol, security, and decor, and time allotments. The contract also includes amendments regarding payment schedule and consumption of outside alcohol. A 'Summary of Charges' is provided, listing specific services for a total 'Amount Due' of $10,122.04.
OpenGov, Inc. at City of Napa
Effective: Jun 1, 2024Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This contract outlines the provision of Budgeting & Planning Software Services and Professional Services by OpenGov Inc. to the City of Napa, CA. The agreement, effective from June 1, 2024, to May 31, 2027, includes software subscriptions with escalating annual fees and a one-time professional services deployment. The total initial billing amount for these services is $275,863.00, covering a 36-month contract term. The document details project scope, OpenGov and Customer responsibilities, and terms for implementation, training, and ongoing support.
OpenGov, Inc. at City of Napa
Effective: Apr 24, 2025Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document is an Order Form between OpenGov Inc. and the City of Napa, CA, for Budgeting and Planning Expert Services. It outlines service periods, annual fees, and incorporates an existing Master Services Agreement. The services are provided from April 24, 2025, to May 31, 2027, with an overall effective date of April 29, 2025.
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City Council Of The City Of Napa Meeting Minutes
Date: Oct 6, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The City Council held a meeting featuring several proclamations, including National Pedestrian Safety Month, 'Imagine a Day Without Water', and Code Enforcement Officer Appreciation Week. The Council discussed and approved the adoption of various building code standards, irrigation regulations, and committee appointments. Financial and project management approvals were granted for the Harvest Park Project, capital improvement amendments, street outreach mental health services, and public safety software systems. A public hearing was conducted regarding Mills Act historic preservation agreements for several properties, and another hearing resulted in the approval of revenue bonds for medical facility improvements. Additionally, the Council held closed sessions regarding pending litigation and labor negotiations.
City Council of the City of Napa Meeting Minutes
Date: Sep 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting included presentations regarding Pet of the Month, Suicide Prevention Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month. The Council acted on several administrative reports, including the adoption of an affordable housing fee reduction program and rescinding a previous action regarding Cal Cities resolution voting authorization. Public hearings were held regarding non-functional turf irrigation regulations and the Five-Way Intersection Improvements Project, resulting in the authorization of environmental analysis and design amendments. Additionally, the Council addressed non-agenda public comments on various community issues and conducted a closed session regarding legal and labor matters.
Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Napa?
The Purchasing Division in the Finance Department provides central oversight of procurement for City of Napa, while individual departments carry out decentralized purchasing under the Napa City Council's governance. The Purchasing Division standardizes bidding and evaluation procedures to ensure competitive, transparent procurements.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Napa?
Vendors register for free on the City of Napa's OpenGov Procurement portal via the Bidding Information page. Registration provides bid notifications and electronic bid-response access; vendors must accept the City's Standard Terms and Conditions, select applicable NIGP commodity codes, and submit a Payee Data Records Form.
What procurement requirements does City of Napa publish for vendors?
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The City Council conducted informational tours of three recreation facilities in San Ramon, Sunnyvale, and Mountain View to observe facility design, amenities, programming spaces, and accessibility features to serve as examples for the City's new Harvest Park Project. No official City Council business was conducted during these visits. Supplemental documents regarding the meeting were announced by the City Clerk.
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Vendors must obtain a written Purchase Order or Agreement before supplying goods or services to the City of Napa; verbal orders are not accepted. Vendors registering on OpenGov must accept the City's Standard Terms and Conditions, select NIGP commodity code(s), and submit a Payee Data Records Form; review each solicitation for solicitation-specific requirements.
How does City of Napa approve procurement contracts and awards?
The Purchasing Division administers procurements for City of Napa and awards contracts per the solicitation type, with the Napa City Council acting as the governing approval body when required. IFBs use publicly opened sealed bids; RFPs use a best-value evaluation considering technical merit and price; professional services may use RFP or SOQ.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Napa?
City of Napa's Purchasing and Procurement Methods pages publish procurement policies and award criteria; the Napa Municipal Code and City Charter are on eCode360. The City's Standard Terms and Conditions are published on the Document Center and must be accepted by vendors registering on the OpenGov system.