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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of New Albany
The City of New Albany is seeking sealed bids for its 2026 Street Paving and Repairs Project, which encompasses pavement rehabilitation and infrastructure repairs across various city locations. The scope of work includes curb, sidewalk, and driveway replacements along with appurtenant work associated with street improvements. Bids must be submitted to the City Engineer's Office by the April 7, 2026, deadline to be considered for award to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
Posted Date
Mar 18, 2026
Due Date
Apr 7, 2026
Release: Mar 18, 2026
City of New Albany
Close: Apr 7, 2026
The City of New Albany is seeking sealed bids for its 2026 Street Paving and Repairs Project, which encompasses pavement rehabilitation and infrastructure repairs across various city locations. The scope of work includes curb, sidewalk, and driveway replacements along with appurtenant work associated with street improvements. Bids must be submitted to the City Engineer's Office by the April 7, 2026, deadline to be considered for award to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder.
AvailableCity of New Albany
Project consists of the improvements commencing at the south end of phase i, which is approximately 500' south of the intersection of laib drive and proceeding in a southerly direction to the north side of its intersection with ekin avenue, a total distance of approximately 4,425 feet. The purpose of this project is to widen the existing road to provide a bike lane and concrete sidewalk on both sides of the road due to the amount of pedestrian and bike traffic utilizing the road. Concrete curb and gutter will also be provided along both sides of the enhanced street to provide safety for the pedestrian traffic. Utility relocations will be required to accommodate the widened road section. Existing storm sewer systems will be upgraded. Modular block retaining walls will be installed where necessary to minimize the impact to adjacent properties.
Posted Date
Feb 9, 2026
Due Date
Feb 24, 2026
Release: Feb 9, 2026
City of New Albany
Close: Feb 24, 2026
Project consists of the improvements commencing at the south end of phase i, which is approximately 500' south of the intersection of laib drive and proceeding in a southerly direction to the north side of its intersection with ekin avenue, a total distance of approximately 4,425 feet. The purpose of this project is to widen the existing road to provide a bike lane and concrete sidewalk on both sides of the road due to the amount of pedestrian and bike traffic utilizing the road. Concrete curb and gutter will also be provided along both sides of the enhanced street to provide safety for the pedestrian traffic. Utility relocations will be required to accommodate the widened road section. Existing storm sewer systems will be upgraded. Modular block retaining walls will be installed where necessary to minimize the impact to adjacent properties.
City of New Albany
This project consists of the removal of an existing culvert crossing, and replacement with a new, precast reinforced concrete box culvert, precast box culvert headwalls with wingwalls, replacement of the existing asphalt roadway, steel guardrail installation, maintenance of traffic / detour route, and all other items shown on the plans and mentioned in the specifications for a complete project.
Posted Date
Nov 14, 2025
Due Date
Dec 2, 2025
Release: Nov 14, 2025
City of New Albany
Close: Dec 2, 2025
This project consists of the removal of an existing culvert crossing, and replacement with a new, precast reinforced concrete box culvert, precast box culvert headwalls with wingwalls, replacement of the existing asphalt roadway, steel guardrail installation, maintenance of traffic / detour route, and all other items shown on the plans and mentioned in the specifications for a complete project.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Deprioritize; no evidence this path is used.
Coops: Lead with HGACBuy if your product is on contract and Procurement confirms they can use it; if HGACBuy isn’t viable, pivot immediately to a formal competitive solicitation under IC 5-
City of New Albany, IN: No confirmed sole source authority or practice identified. Deprioritize and pursue HGACBuy first; if not feasible, prepare for formal competition.
Context: Under Indiana IC 5-22, expect quotes for purchases over $50,000 and sealed bids for those over $150,000 when not using a cooperative.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of New Albany
The Sewer Board meeting included discussions and decisions on several key items. Quotes for a new pick-up truck were reviewed, and the low bid from John Jones was approved. Additionally, quotes for the 8th St. Lining project were presented, with the low bid from Temple & Temple being approved to address root intrusion issues. The board discussed and approved a plat for Purdue Research Park -- Phase 2 Section 2 Lot 2. An update was provided on the Brightly Software implementation, highlighting its use for managing work orders, preventative maintenance, and asset tracking. The board also addressed retainage account reconciliation, approving the release of funds to the proper accounts. Several sewer adjustment requests were reviewed and approved, and the financial report indicated that billing for the last month was on budget. The West Elm Street Sewer Project started, and the sewer claims docket for 08/08/24-08/21/24 was presented and approved.
The Sewer Board meeting included updates on the Old Ford Lift Station Project and Chapel Creek easements. A cross connection issue at Oriole and Coes Lane was addressed by disconnecting a gooseneck in the line that was causing storm water to enter the sanitary sewer system. Additionally, a backup at 1926 Spring Street was resolved by connecting the line to the sanitary sewer. The board reviewed and approved sewer claims.
The meeting included discussion and review of bids for a project, with a tentative approval for the lowest bidder pending further review. The board addressed issues related to the east Market Street manhole project and a common lateral blockage on Ekin Avenue. Updates were provided on various projects, including Basin 35 and Basin 4 SRF, along with discussions on easements and invoices. The board also discussed flow monitoring project and connection issues. The EMC reported on Basin 5 bids and problems with I & I in Basin 23.
The meeting included discussion on the 2021 Annual Street Paving Project, Terry Lane Water Main project, and a "No Parking" sign request on Clara Lee Court. The board also discussed a special event permit for Olive Tree Resources, Inc., CDC guidelines and mask requirements for City employees, speed limits on Mt. Tabor Road and speeding issues on Coes Lane, Daisy Lane Project Update, and CSX work on Market Street tracks.
The Sewer Board meeting included discussions on a professional service agreement for the Silver Hills Emergency Slide Repair Project, with clarifications on the itemized costs and potential additional services. An application for credits for the Shireman Real Estate Project was presented and approved. An update was provided on the Clark Dietz project, noting the receipt of the IDEM construction permit and the anticipated start of construction. The board discussed a letter to the EPA requesting a demonstration period to assess compliance with the Consent Decree. The July Wastewater Utility Monthly Report was reviewed, covering influent/effluent quality, pretreatment activities, facility operations, and sanitary collection system maintenance and projects. The meeting concluded with the presentation and approval of claims.
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