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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Port Wentworth
Construction of approx. 4,541 LF of 12" force main, 635 LF of 12" fusible PVC by Slip-line, 2,440 LF of 12" fusible PVC directional bore, 255 LF of 12" ductile iron force main, 360 LF of 16" fusible PVC casing by directional bore, 245 LF of 16" steel casing by jack and bore, 5 combination vacuum and air release valve manholes with appurtenances and storm water monitoring.
Posted Date
Aug 22, 2025
Due Date
Sep 23, 2025
Release: Aug 22, 2025
City of Port Wentworth
Close: Sep 23, 2025
Construction of approx. 4,541 LF of 12" force main, 635 LF of 12" fusible PVC by Slip-line, 2,440 LF of 12" fusible PVC directional bore, 255 LF of 12" ductile iron force main, 360 LF of 16" fusible PVC casing by directional bore, 245 LF of 16" steel casing by jack and bore, 5 combination vacuum and air release valve manholes with appurtenances and storm water monitoring.
City of Port Wentworth
Construct a 1,600-SF concession & toilet building, 1,730-SF team room building, and bleacher & shade structures with foundations, architectural finishes, HVAC, electrical and mechanical systems. Civil/Site work for clearing, grubbing, paving, grading, drainage, and site utilities as specified in the project manual.
Posted Date
Aug 4, 2025
Due Date
Sep 12, 2025
Release: Aug 4, 2025
City of Port Wentworth
Close: Sep 12, 2025
Construct a 1,600-SF concession & toilet building, 1,730-SF team room building, and bleacher & shade structures with foundations, architectural finishes, HVAC, electrical and mechanical systems. Civil/Site work for clearing, grubbing, paving, grading, drainage, and site utilities as specified in the project manual.
City of Port Wentworth
Project consists of Part A - rehabilitation of approx 3,380 LF of 8"-12" sewer lines by pipe bursting, and 5 manhole, clean and preliminary video surveying of approx 4,172 LF of existing sewer lines, 31 point repairs, reconnection of 94 service connections. Part B consists of rehabilitation of approx 8,240 LF of 6"-18" sewer lines by pipe bursting, and 17 manhole, clean and preliminary video surveying of approx. 4,043 LF of existing sewer lines, 15 point repairs, reconnection of 49 service connections. See attached file.
Posted Date
Feb 25, 2025
Due Date
Mar 26, 2025
Release: Feb 25, 2025
City of Port Wentworth
Close: Mar 26, 2025
Project consists of Part A - rehabilitation of approx 3,380 LF of 8"-12" sewer lines by pipe bursting, and 5 manhole, clean and preliminary video surveying of approx 4,172 LF of existing sewer lines, 31 point repairs, reconnection of 94 service connections. Part B consists of rehabilitation of approx 8,240 LF of 6"-18" sewer lines by pipe bursting, and 17 manhole, clean and preliminary video surveying of approx. 4,043 LF of existing sewer lines, 15 point repairs, reconnection of 49 service connections. See attached file.
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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, use sole source; if over $25,000, pursue sole source with City Council approval; if sole source isn’t viable and the total exceeds $25,000, plan for a formal competitive bid per city code.
Coops: Ask procurement about using Georgia DOAS statewide contracts or Sourcewell to avoid a lengthy bid.
City of Port Wentworth, GA: Use this for proprietary tech or continuity-of-service needs. Purchases over $25,000 require City Council approval.
Work with the end-user department to complete the Georgia state Sole Source Justification form.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Port Wentworth
This document presents the City of Port Wentworth's vision for transformative development, centered around significant public investments in Anchor Park. It highlights key components including the VyStar Pavilion, Ice Cove Arena, and The Port Collective, designed to establish a vibrant civic district. The plan aims to foster community gathering, attract private capital, drive economic growth through job creation and increased tourism, and strategically position the city to capitalize on regional economic forces.
The Zoning Board of Appeals considered a variance application regarding a property at 205 S Coastal Hwy. The application requested a reduction in the rear building setback from the required 20 feet to approximately 10 feet and a reduction in the required number of parking spaces to facilitate the expansion of an existing commercial site into a mixed-use building featuring residential units, office space, and retail.
The City Council meeting covered multiple agenda items, including the adoption of the Chatham County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan and an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Savannah for infrastructure improvements in the Benton Boulevard/Highlands corridor. The Council also considered a zoning map amendment for 640 Meinhard Road, proposing to rezone property from R-1 to C-1 for office use. Additionally, ordinances were introduced to regulate speed limits and commercial truck traffic on Coastal Highway, and to update traffic violation penalties and codify the traffic violations bureau.
The Council meeting involved several proclamations including Georgia Cities Week, Fair Housing Month, Child Abuse Prevention Month, Autism Awareness Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Financial Literacy Month. The City Manager provided updates on various community events, infrastructure projects, and the progress of the recreation department initiatives. Legal counsel updated the council on ongoing litigation and a successful ruling regarding revenue bonds. New business included the approval of several zoning map amendments to facilitate industrial and commercial development, and the adoption of a moratorium on new mobile home and manufactured housing permits.
The council discussed and approved a resolution authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) with the Port Wentworth Downtown Development Authority. This agreement relates to a project involving financing through financial notes.
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