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City of Poulsbo
The project consists of work to be performed includes Schedule A: 11th Avenue Sewer Extension Project: Mobilization and cleanup at 11th Avenue near Lincoln Road, Installation of approx. 400 LF of 8" gravity sewer main, Installation of 8 side sewer stub-outs, Installation of 4 sewer manholes, Grind and Overlay on 11th Avenue, Other misc. work to complete the project. Schedule B: Gateway Sewer Replacement Project: Mobilization and cleanup at the Gateway Church property on Lincoln, Remove approx. 100 LF of existing gravity sewer between two existing manholes, Bypass sewer flows, Install approx. 100 LF of 8" gravity sewer main, Sawcut and remove concrete pavement, Remove, modify and replace landscape island, Restore parking lot with HMA. All work will be located within the City right-of-way or within easements.
Posted Date
Feb 19, 2026
Due Date
Mar 19, 2026
Release: Feb 19, 2026
City of Poulsbo
Close: Mar 19, 2026
The project consists of work to be performed includes Schedule A: 11th Avenue Sewer Extension Project: Mobilization and cleanup at 11th Avenue near Lincoln Road, Installation of approx. 400 LF of 8" gravity sewer main, Installation of 8 side sewer stub-outs, Installation of 4 sewer manholes, Grind and Overlay on 11th Avenue, Other misc. work to complete the project. Schedule B: Gateway Sewer Replacement Project: Mobilization and cleanup at the Gateway Church property on Lincoln, Remove approx. 100 LF of existing gravity sewer between two existing manholes, Bypass sewer flows, Install approx. 100 LF of 8" gravity sewer main, Sawcut and remove concrete pavement, Remove, modify and replace landscape island, Restore parking lot with HMA. All work will be located within the City right-of-way or within easements.
AvailableCity of Poulsbo
This project shall consist of: site work, street and sidewalk improvements, and construction of multiple buildings for the City's new Poulsbo Events and Recreation Center - Phase 1. The project consists of two synthetic turf fields, field and site lighting, site retaining walls, parking lot with drop areas, EV parking areas and recharging stations, a trash enclosure area, a playground, pickleball and multipurpose courts, a connection to the regional stormwater facility, and a trail and paved connections to adjacent parcels. The project also includes several elements, all designed and supplied under separate contracts and listed as Owner Furnished. These include site buildings, playground equipment, field lights, and synthetic turf. The four site-building elements are: a multipurpose building with restrooms and storage, a storage building, and two pavilions. These pre-engineered buildings are all designed and supplied by separate contracts and listed as Owner Furnished - contractor to install, with building packages provided for erection as part of this contract. Similarly, the playground equipment is listed as Owner Furnished, contractor to install, with equipment provided for erection as part of this contract. The synthetic turf and field lights are listed as Owner Furnished, separate contractor to install, and will require coordination between contractors includes 11,918 CY roadway excavation incl haul, 13,066 LF perforated PVC storm sewer pipe 4" diam., 205 LF solid wall DI CL52 storm sewer pipe 12" diam., 725 LF solid wall HDPE storm sewer pipe 24" diam., 3 EA manhole 48" diam. type 2, 343 LF DI. pipe for water main 8" diam., 146 LF service connection 2" diam. D.I. pipe, 568 LF HDPE sewer pipe 8" diam., 702 LF testing sewer pipe.
Posted Date
Feb 9, 2026
Due Date
Mar 3, 2026
Release: Feb 9, 2026
City of Poulsbo
Close: Mar 3, 2026
This project shall consist of: site work, street and sidewalk improvements, and construction of multiple buildings for the City's new Poulsbo Events and Recreation Center - Phase 1. The project consists of two synthetic turf fields, field and site lighting, site retaining walls, parking lot with drop areas, EV parking areas and recharging stations, a trash enclosure area, a playground, pickleball and multipurpose courts, a connection to the regional stormwater facility, and a trail and paved connections to adjacent parcels. The project also includes several elements, all designed and supplied under separate contracts and listed as Owner Furnished. These include site buildings, playground equipment, field lights, and synthetic turf. The four site-building elements are: a multipurpose building with restrooms and storage, a storage building, and two pavilions. These pre-engineered buildings are all designed and supplied by separate contracts and listed as Owner Furnished - contractor to install, with building packages provided for erection as part of this contract. Similarly, the playground equipment is listed as Owner Furnished, contractor to install, with equipment provided for erection as part of this contract. The synthetic turf and field lights are listed as Owner Furnished, separate contractor to install, and will require coordination between contractors includes 11,918 CY roadway excavation incl haul, 13,066 LF perforated PVC storm sewer pipe 4" diam., 205 LF solid wall DI CL52 storm sewer pipe 12" diam., 725 LF solid wall HDPE storm sewer pipe 24" diam., 3 EA manhole 48" diam. type 2, 343 LF DI. pipe for water main 8" diam., 146 LF service connection 2" diam. D.I. pipe, 568 LF HDPE sewer pipe 8" diam., 702 LF testing sewer pipe.
AvailableCity of Poulsbo
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization, demobilization; 1 LS of remove and inspect existing pump; 1 LS of disinfection of well and dechlorination; 1 LS of reinstall and test permanent pump, install sounding tubes, reconnect wellhead.
Posted Date
Jan 22, 2026
Due Date
Feb 6, 2026
Release: Jan 22, 2026
City of Poulsbo
Close: Feb 6, 2026
Work includes 1 LS of mobilization, demobilization; 1 LS of remove and inspect existing pump; 1 LS of disinfection of well and dechlorination; 1 LS of reinstall and test permanent pump, install sounding tubes, reconnect wellhead.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Only pursue if it’s truly a unique, highly specialized public safety need; otherwise pivot immediately to coops.
Coops: Use Washington DES master contracts to avoid formal bidding; confirm access with procurement.
City of Poulsbo rarely uses sole source and generally only for highly specialized public safety equipment. Expect high justification requirements.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Poulsbo
This workshop series is designed to establish a shared understanding of housing affordability factors in Poulsbo, identify applicable tools and incentives, and guide the City Council in setting clear policy direction for 2026 and beyond. Key areas include understanding local cost drivers, exploring incentive programs and regulatory tools, examining implementation trade-offs, and determining specific strategies for code drafting and program development.
The City of Poulsbo's Comprehensive Plan provides a long-range roadmap for the city's future, aligning community desires with the Washington State Growth Management Act. The plan outlines a 20-year vision to guide growth, land use, and development through 2044. Key strategic pillars include managing land use, enhancing community character, developing an efficient multi-modal transportation system, protecting the natural environment, and ensuring the provision of adequate public facilities and services, all while fostering a vibrant and inclusive community.
The resolution focused on ratifying the agreement between the Poulsbo Police Department and Craig Keller to transfer ownership of K-9 Luna. The City Council formalized the transfer of Luna from PPD to Officer Keller, acknowledging and appreciating Luna's service with PPD.
The City Council approved an ordinance amending the Poulsbo Municipal Code to adjust solid waste rates. The decision was based on a financial evaluation indicating that rates must increase to sustain the solid waste utility. The council reviewed recommendations and held a public hearing before approving the rate adjustments, which include a CPI-U adjustment and a one-time rate increase. The changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
The City Council of Poulsbo, Washington, passed a resolution amending the cost schedule for services provided by the Police Department. The resolution establishes a fee for processing body worn camera video, citing the increasing number of requests for such recordings and the need to cover the reasonable costs of redacting videos as required by the Washington Public Records Act.
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