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Southern Yellow Pine Wood Utility Poles.
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Sep 3, 2026
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The City of Opelika is soliciting construction bids for the ANDREWS ROAD AND NORTHPARK DRIVE CONCRETE INTERSECTION PROJECT (Bid Number 26035), involving a concrete intersection at Andrews Road and Northpark Drive. The official posting lists the category as Purchasing, marks the solicitation Open, and indicates that bid documents are available; the listed bid-opening milestone is October 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM. The posting gives the publication date as September 3, 2026, and says the closing status is Open Until Contracted.
Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 6, 2026
The City of Opelika is soliciting construction bids for the ANDREWS ROAD AND NORTHPARK DRIVE CONCRETE INTERSECTION PROJECT (Bid Number 26035), involving a concrete intersection at Andrews Road and Northpark Drive. The official posting lists the category as Purchasing, marks the solicitation Open, and indicates that bid documents are available; the listed bid-opening milestone is October 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM. The posting gives the publication date as September 3, 2026, and says the closing status is Open Until Contracted.
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Census ID
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160663
Employee FTE
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391
Population
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35,765
Procurement Hell Score
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61 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Opelika
The council meeting focused on the extension of citywide resurfacing and ADA sidewalk improvement contracts. Key discussions included the identification and prioritization of additional road projects for resurfacing, specifically in areas needing connectivity to newly developed infrastructure, and the coordination of the edge-milling and paving process. The council also received monthly permit reports and financial statements for July. Furthermore, administrative actions included amending an ordinance regarding school drop-off times and renaming a local academy, as well as recognizing the character trait of the month and welcoming the new 2026-2027 '20 under 40' class.
The commission reviewed multiple Certificate of Appropriateness requests. They approved the installation of a curb wall and the design of a porte-cochere at 314 North 11th Street. The commission also considered and approved modifications at 609 Geneva, including a rear addition for a commercial kitchen, parking lot expansion, fencing, landscaping, and a new side entrance. Finally, the board discussed a request to extend the front porch roofline at 904 Fifth Avenue, focusing on appropriate foundation materials for the support columns.
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The board discussed and approved a variance request for a side yard setback at 609 Geneva Street, where an applicant proposed adding a commercial kitchen to a home intended for use as a restaurant. The variance, granted up to 3 feet and subject to historic preservation commission approval, was deemed necessary due to the angle of the north side property line and the building's orientation. Staff confirmed the project would also need to adhere to gateway overlay regulations and other zoning requirements.
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