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City of Norfolk
Provide all labor, materials and equipment for landscaping maintenance of bridges, overpasses, underpasses and facility services on an as-needed basis.
Posted Date
Jun 12, 2026
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: Jun 12, 2026
City of Norfolk
Close: Jun 30, 2026
Provide all labor, materials and equipment for landscaping maintenance of bridges, overpasses, underpasses and facility services on an as-needed basis.
AvailableCity of Norfolk
Roofing repairs/replacement and moisture protection. Work covered by this Contract is intended to cover all aspects of roof repair/replacement and building moisture protection including administrative requirements, quality requirements, temporary facilities and controls, masonry, masonry restoration, metal decks, wood, rough carpentry, thermal and moisture protection damp proofing and waterproofing, thermal protection, shingles and roof tiles, roofing and siding panels, membrane roofing, flashing and sheet metal, roof specialties, joint sealers, doors and window, metal doors and frames, entrances and storefronts, windows, skylights and hardware. See attached file.
Posted Date
Jun 2, 2026
Due Date
Jun 22, 2026
Release: Jun 2, 2026
City of Norfolk
Close: Jun 22, 2026
Roofing repairs/replacement and moisture protection. Work covered by this Contract is intended to cover all aspects of roof repair/replacement and building moisture protection including administrative requirements, quality requirements, temporary facilities and controls, masonry, masonry restoration, metal decks, wood, rough carpentry, thermal and moisture protection damp proofing and waterproofing, thermal protection, shingles and roof tiles, roofing and siding panels, membrane roofing, flashing and sheet metal, roof specialties, joint sealers, doors and window, metal doors and frames, entrances and storefronts, windows, skylights and hardware. See attached file.
AvailableCity of Norfolk
Provide valve detector check stock items.
Posted Date
Jun 12, 2026
Due Date
Jun 26, 2026
Release: Jun 12, 2026
City of Norfolk
Close: Jun 26, 2026
Provide valve detector check stock items.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than ~$10,000, use sole source. If proprietary or continuity-critical, draft the sole source justification with the end department; expect Purchasing review and monthly City Council reporting.
Coops: Ask Purchasing which statewide/cooperative vehicles they can use (Commonwealth of Virginia DGS/eVA, VITA IT contracts, OMNIA Partners, SPSA).
Entity: City of Norfolk, VA
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City of Norfolk
This document is a Second Amendment to an existing Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk and Golf Management, Inc., effective December 1, 2022. The amendment's primary purpose is to terminate the services related to Lambert's Point Golf Course as of December 31, 2022. Concurrently, it reduces the base rent for the remaining leased premises (Ocean View Golf Course) to $1,039.42 per month (or $12,473.04 annually), with this change becoming effective on January 1, 2023. All other terms and conditions of the original Lease and Service Agreement remain in full force and effect.
Effective Date
Dec 1, 2022
Expires
Effective: Dec 1, 2022
City of Norfolk
Expires:
This document is a Second Amendment to an existing Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk and Golf Management, Inc., effective December 1, 2022. The amendment's primary purpose is to terminate the services related to Lambert's Point Golf Course as of December 31, 2022. Concurrently, it reduces the base rent for the remaining leased premises (Ocean View Golf Course) to $1,039.42 per month (or $12,473.04 annually), with this change becoming effective on January 1, 2023. All other terms and conditions of the original Lease and Service Agreement remain in full force and effect.
City of Norfolk
This document is the First Amendment to a Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk and Golf Management, Inc., effective May 20, 2016. It modifies the original agreement dated January 8, 2015. Key changes include: releasing NRHA from obligations under the lease, designating the Ocean View Golf Course as a potential polling place for the City, correcting the Percentage Rent amount to $1,300,000.00, and updating Exhibit "E" with a new list of City-owned equipment at Lambert's Point Golf Course. All other terms of the original lease remain in full force and effect.
Effective Date
Jan 8, 2015
Expires
Effective: Jan 8, 2015
City of Norfolk
Expires:
This document is the First Amendment to a Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk and Golf Management, Inc., effective May 20, 2016. It modifies the original agreement dated January 8, 2015. Key changes include: releasing NRHA from obligations under the lease, designating the Ocean View Golf Course as a potential polling place for the City, correcting the Percentage Rent amount to $1,300,000.00, and updating Exhibit "E" with a new list of City-owned equipment at Lambert's Point Golf Course. All other terms of the original lease remain in full force and effect.
AvailableCity of Norfolk
This document outlines a 20-year Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk, Virginia, and Golf Management, Inc. (GMI) for the operation of Lambert's Point and Ocean View Golf Courses. Commencing January 8, 2015, and concluding January 31, 2035, GMI will operate and maintain the golf courses, paying a fixed monthly Base Rent of $1,250 ($15,000 annually) to the City, along with a Percentage Rent (5% of Gross Revenues exceeding $1,300,000 annually from Ocean View) starting February 1, 2025. GMI is also responsible for contributing 2% of annual Gross Revenue to a Property Improvement Fund, with an exception for years 5-10 due to planned capital improvements including a clubhouse renovation/rebuild at Ocean View. The agreement details operational standards, financial reporting, insurance requirements, and GMI's commitment to community engagement and golf promotion.
Effective Date
Jan 8, 2015
Expires
Effective: Jan 8, 2015
City of Norfolk
Expires:
This document outlines a 20-year Lease and Service Agreement between the City of Norfolk, Virginia, and Golf Management, Inc. (GMI) for the operation of Lambert's Point and Ocean View Golf Courses. Commencing January 8, 2015, and concluding January 31, 2035, GMI will operate and maintain the golf courses, paying a fixed monthly Base Rent of $1,250 ($15,000 annually) to the City, along with a Percentage Rent (5% of Gross Revenues exceeding $1,300,000 annually from Ocean View) starting February 1, 2025. GMI is also responsible for contributing 2% of annual Gross Revenue to a Property Improvement Fund, with an exception for years 5-10 due to planned capital improvements including a clubhouse renovation/rebuild at Ocean View. The agreement details operational standards, financial reporting, insurance requirements, and GMI's commitment to community engagement and golf promotion.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Norfolk
The council meeting addressed multiple public hearings, including budget appropriations for flood preparedness, revisions to the Downtown Service District boundaries, and the release of a pedestrian access easement. Consent agenda items included supporting the Virginia Main Street program, establishing festival area regulations, approving right-of-entry agreements for events, and granting various conditional use permits for businesses and residential development. Regular agenda items featured the approval of funding applications for transportation, engineering services for coastal storm risk management, and various budget appropriations for fire programs, community services, and tourism. The council also authorized cooperative agreements for economic development and event transportation services, and addressed new business concerns from citizens regarding parking, flooding, park hours, and security technology.
The NFK2050 Comprehensive Plan establishes a framework for the City of Norfolk's growth and evolution, spanning a 25-year period through 2050. The plan is built on four foundational pillars: Celebrating our Community, Growing Equitably, Embracing Nature, and Connecting the City. It outlines a bold vision for a resilient, equitable, and inclusive city that ensures a high quality of life for all residents, by honoring its identity and history, promoting safe neighborhoods, increasing housing opportunities, strengthening workforce development, protecting the natural environment, building citywide resilience, and advancing multimodal transportation.
This comprehensive plan, titled "Embracing Nature," outlines the City of Norfolk's strategy to address its relationship with water, sea-level rise, and climate change impacts. It aims to build resilience by preserving and enhancing natural systems, establishing a network of green and blue infrastructure, protecting communities from flooding and other risks, integrating resilience and sustainability into capital and infrastructure planning, and fostering a coordinated approach to adaptation. The plan envisions Norfolk by 2050 as a model for resilience and environmental stewardship, known for equitably and innovatively living with water and climate change impacts.
The NFK2050 Comprehensive Plan serves as a roadmap for the City of Norfolk's growth and development over the next 25 years, aiming for a transformative and long-term impact. It focuses on celebrating community identity, fostering healthy and safe neighborhoods, and strengthening community facilities and services. The plan also prioritizes equitable growth through robust housing markets, increased production, diversified economic development, and strategic workforce pipelines. Furthermore, it emphasizes embracing nature by preserving natural systems, building green and blue infrastructure, protecting communities from flooding, and integrating resilience and sustainability into planning. Finally, it seeks to connect the city through enhanced multi-modal transportation, improved safety and intracity travel, protected utility infrastructure, and strengthened regional, national, and international connections.
NFK2050 is a comprehensive plan that outlines policies and actions to foster a more equitable, resilient, and inclusive city. The plan is organized around four main pillars, each comprising broad goals, specific actions, and strategies designed to achieve the overall vision for 2050. It provides clear direction for growth and development, with an emphasis on adaptability and detailed implementation plans for tracking progress.
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