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The City of Neosho is soliciting bids for opening and closing graves at the IOOF Cemetery. The official posting is marked Open and sets a closing deadline of August 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time. The posting is a cemetery-services bid, not a grant program, and no primary bid document link was available in the posting.
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The City of Neosho is soliciting bids for opening and closing graves at the IOOF Cemetery. The official posting is marked Open and sets a closing deadline of August 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. local time. The posting is a cemetery-services bid, not a grant program, and no primary bid document link was available in the posting.
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Census ID
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169020
Employee FTE
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99
Population
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14,078
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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This Personal Services Agreement outlines the terms for Maxim Golf, LLC to manage and promote the Neosho Golf Course for the City of Neosho, Missouri, effective from March 1, 2024, to February 28, 2029. Maxim Golf will handle all daily operations, including personnel, finances, and marketing, under the oversight of the City of Neosho. Compensation for Maxim includes a fixed monthly management fee, a contingent fee based on revenue performance, and reimbursement for authorized expenses. The agreement also details provisions for budget approvals, termination conditions, indemnification, and required insurance coverage.
This Master Agreement between Anthology Inc. and Crowder College details the provision of Software as a Service (SaaS), software, and professional services. The agreement is effective January 18, 2022, with services commencing on February 1, 2022, for an initial three-year term. Crowder College will receive the Premium SaaS Tier, including Anthology Reach, Succeed, and Apply, along with additional services like SMS. The contract specifies one-time deployment fees and a multi-year payment schedule for annual fees during the initial term, with a set annual fee for any subsequent renewal terms. Comprehensive terms for support, service levels, and general contractual obligations are also included.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Neosho
The board issued a notice for an upcoming meeting to review the 2026 Celebrate Neosho event and receive an update on the Neosho Fall Festival. The document also includes minutes from a previous session detailing extensive preparations for the Celebrate Neosho event, including arrangements for vendors, musical performances, various kid-friendly activities, car show logistics, and infrastructure requirements such as trash disposal, security, and medical support.
The council conducted a regular session where various business items were addressed, including the annexation and rezoning of property near Industrial Drive and Lusk Drive, and the approval of a contract with TAC 10, Inc. for a new cloud-based Records Management System for the Police Department. Other actions included the approval of change orders for the Highway 59 Improvement Project, the implementation of a one-year moratorium on data center applications, the adoption of an Electronic Fund Transfer Policy, the acceptance of a land donation for a stormwater detention project, and the termination of a water tank maintenance contract. Furthermore, the council reviewed presentations regarding the Rocketdyne Park inclusive playground project and future Public Safety Center plans, and addressed various handicap parking and traffic alley designation requests.
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The Council meeting included the presentation of MIRMA grant awards and an employee certification award. The Council approved several bids and contracts, including exterior renovations for City Hall, HVAC replacement for City Hall, flooring refinishing at the Lampo Building, and the purchase of a new service truck and emergency eyewash stations. Additionally, the Council approved an agreement with Water's Edge Aquatic Design for future aquatic center development, selected a new online payment processor, and conducted a public hearing regarding the annexation of 12891 Lynn Lane. Other legislative actions involved surplussing police vehicles, amending fireworks and animal vaccination codes, updating bank account signatories for the golf course, and authorizing the destruction of records. The Council also discussed the future direction of the Golf Course Board and heard reports on city financials and upcoming community events.
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