Bid #2027-01 Boom Truck
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
The City of Perry is soliciting bids from qualified vendors for the purchase of one (1) Boom Truck with Service Body Truck with Crane.
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Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
The City of Perry is soliciting bids from qualified vendors for the purchase of one (1) Boom Truck with Service Body Truck with Crane.
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Census ID
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124480
Employee FTE
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202.5
Population
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25,699
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Perry
The council conducted a regular meeting featuring a public hearing on various land management ordinance text amendments and zoning/annexation applications, including sign standards and special exceptions for home-based businesses. The council authorized the procurement and installation of new playground structures for five city parks using SPLOST funds and denied a special exception application for an ultrasound boutique. Additionally, the council adopted a resolution regarding the maintenance of infrastructure for a residential development, approved a contract change order for park restrooms, and authorized a temporary construction easement. The meeting also included an executive session to discuss pending litigation.
The council discussed several legislative and administrative items, including a proposed sign ordinance text amendment to allow taller monopole business identification signs, a special exception request for a residential ultrasound business, and annexation and rezoning requests for commercial development. Additionally, the council reviewed a text amendment regarding illuminated signage in historic districts, accepted infrastructure and rights-of-way for a residential development, approved a contract change order for park restroom improvements, and discussed a temporary construction easement for sewer main replacement. The council also considered a request from the County for a right-turn lane improvement and evaluated a strategy for neighborhood park equipment restoration. Finally, the council reviewed a proposed revision to the education tuition assistance policy.
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The Council introduced a new Public Works Director, recognized fire department staff for certifications, and viewed a video on the Junior Fire Academy. Several special event applications were approved, including anniversary celebrations, a conference dinner, and a 5K race. The Council adopted an ordinance to rezone property on North Highway 41 and approved the implementation of school zone speed cameras. Additionally, the Council resolved to cancel the current comprehensive plan contract to seek technical assistance from the regional commission. Further actions included naming authorized bank signers, accepting a property donation, approving a CVB DMO agreement, authorizing police computer replacements, and amending an operational agreement. An executive session was held regarding pending litigation, followed by the approval of a consent order for a quiet title action.
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