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City of Palestine
Provide culvert replacement. Major items of work include but are not necessarily limited to approx. 832 SY of 6" reinforced concrete pavement and 347 SY of 6" non-reinforced concrete pavement with 1,318 SY of cement treated base subgrade, 1,299 CY of unclassified roadway excavation, 636 CY of unclassified channel excavation, 112 LF (total) of triple (3) 30 skew 8's x 6'r reinforced concrete box culverts (each 37.3' long), 728 SY of grouted 12" to 18" thick rock riprap, two (2) type PW TxDOT headwalls, 176 LF of type C-224 traffic rail, a high water alert system, and all related appurtenances.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Apr 7, 2026
Release: -
City of Palestine
Close: Apr 7, 2026
Provide culvert replacement. Major items of work include but are not necessarily limited to approx. 832 SY of 6" reinforced concrete pavement and 347 SY of 6" non-reinforced concrete pavement with 1,318 SY of cement treated base subgrade, 1,299 CY of unclassified roadway excavation, 636 CY of unclassified channel excavation, 112 LF (total) of triple (3) 30 skew 8's x 6'r reinforced concrete box culverts (each 37.3' long), 728 SY of grouted 12" to 18" thick rock riprap, two (2) type PW TxDOT headwalls, 176 LF of type C-224 traffic rail, a high water alert system, and all related appurtenances.
AvailableCity of Palestine
The City of Palestine seeks proposals for an annual price agreement for base material, requiring price per ton delivered for fiscal year October 2024-October 2025. Proposals must address market fluctuations and include a baseline price with potential for negotiation based on market changes.
Posted Date
Sep 21, 2024
Due Date
Oct 7, 2024
Release: Sep 21, 2024
City of Palestine
Close: Oct 7, 2024
The City of Palestine seeks proposals for an annual price agreement for base material, requiring price per ton delivered for fiscal year October 2024-October 2025. Proposals must address market fluctuations and include a baseline price with potential for negotiation based on market changes.
City of Palestine
The City of Palestine is seeking proposals for chemicals used in water treatment, including Aluminum Sulfate, Anhydrous Ammonia, Carbon, Copper Sulfate, Lime, Polyphosphate, and Chlorine Cylinders. The contract is for an annual price agreement from October 2024 to October 2025, with market condition adjustments allowed. The City prefers a single vendor but may select secondary vendors.
Posted Date
Sep 21, 2024
Due Date
Oct 7, 2024
Release: Sep 21, 2024
City of Palestine
Close: Oct 7, 2024
The City of Palestine is seeking proposals for chemicals used in water treatment, including Aluminum Sulfate, Anhydrous Ammonia, Carbon, Copper Sulfate, Lime, Polyphosphate, and Chlorine Cylinders. The contract is for an annual price agreement from October 2024 to October 2025, with market condition adjustments allowed. The City prefers a single vendor but may select secondary vendors.
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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 ~$25,000, sole source is still non-viable—pivot to a cooperative path immediately.
Coops: Lead with an approved cooperative (BuyBoard, Texas DIR, HGACBuy, or OMNIA). Ask Purchasing to confirm your specific contract is usable.
City of Palestine, TX: No evidence of successful sole source awards; the city adheres to competitive processes. Treat sole source as non-viable and immediately shift to a cooperative purchasing path.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Palestine
The strategic plan focuses on enhancing the city's parks, recreation, and open spaces to improve the quality of life for residents and promote the city's image. Key areas include providing diversified park facilities for all age groups, creating accessible multi-use trails, and implementing efficient methods for acquiring and maintaining facilities. The plan also emphasizes designing sustainable pedestrian streetscapes and engaging the community in beautification activities to reflect Palestine's natural character.
The Community Vision plan for the City of Palestine focuses on engaging the public to shape the city's future, addressing key issues such as neighborhoods, housing, business, employment, downtown revitalization, and parks and open spaces. It aims to create a progressive, naturally beautiful community with a strong business environment, good job opportunities, quality organizations, well-planned infrastructure, and ample recreational and cultural opportunities, while preserving its historical treasures and fostering pride among its residents.
The comprehensive plan serves as a guide for public policy, addressing future land use, neighborhoods and housing, parks and recreation, and economic development. It aims to promote compact land use patterns, encourage development in existing areas, and foster mixed-use development in the historic downtown. The plan also focuses on providing safe, quality housing, enhancing the vibrancy of downtown, and creating an interconnected system of parks and trails. It seeks to develop a sound local economy by attracting investment, increasing the tax base, and creating employment opportunities for Palestine residents, with a roadmap to Palestine in 2040.
The strategic plan for the City of Palestine focuses on shaping the future while honoring the past. It involves a comprehensive community analysis covering history, people, economy, transportation, education, and housing. The plan includes a community vision, land use strategies, and specific goals for downtown, neighborhoods, parks, and business sectors. Key components of the plan are implementation guides, resource and funding strategies, and identified key projects to drive progress.
The strategic plan focuses on encouraging compact land use patterns and promoting existing underutilized areas for development and redevelopment. It aims to encourage the development of the medical services sector, mixed-use pedestrian-oriented development in the historic downtown, and the preservation of floodplain areas. The plan also focuses on enhancing the vibrancy and economic vitality of downtown, providing safe, quality housing choices, empowering homeowners to address property maintenance issues, securing long-term affordable rental housing, and providing a high-quality park system. Additionally, it aims to develop a sound local economy, balance development with city goals, and increase public revenues from economic development.
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