REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Item Description: Printing, Direct Mail Processing, and Lettershop Services (Expires June 30, 2029)
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Procurement of Printing, Direct Mail Processing, and Lettershop Services.
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Provide water treatment filter inspection & maintenance services. The owner is seeking the services of an experienced filter inspection/ maintenance firm to assist with the infrastructure replacement and/or repair projects by providing routine filter inspections and comprehensive assessments of all filters every two years. Services will generally encompass filter asset management planning, filter inspections, backwash optimization, and total filter rehabilitation and construction.
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The City of Providence is seeking proposals for the upgrade and replacement of the commercial chiller at Classical High School and Rooftop Units (RTUs) at Leviton Elementary School and Reservoir Elementary School.
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This document outlines a statewide agreement with OpenGov, Inc. for e-permitting software, utilized by various Rhode Island municipalities and state agencies. It includes Amendment No. 16 extending the Master Agreement through June 30, 2027, along with multiple individual Order Forms detailing specific software subscriptions and professional services for different entities, covering various periods up to June 30, 2029. The City of Providence's annual subscription from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, for $94,309.30 is prominently featured in an introductory memorandum and a specific Order Form. The document also contains a Master Services Agreement, Statement of Work, and Service Level Agreement.
This document represents a Software Services Agreement between OpenGov, Inc. and the City of Providence, RI, effective June 28, 2022. It sets forth the terms for the City's use of OpenGov's hosted software services, including detailed support and service levels. Additionally, it incorporates a Statement of Work for professional services, outlining the implementation of various OpenGov platforms like Reporting & Transparency, Budgeting & Planning, Financial Integration, and Citizen Services Suite for the City of Providence.
This document details the City of Providence's approval and formal order for an annual subscription to OpenGov, Inc.'s Online Permitting and Citizen Services Software. The agreement, identified by Quota Number OG-00RJ2128, covers the period from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, for a total annual fee of $84,864.00. The software standardizes application and permit management across various city departments and coordinates approvals with state agencies.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Providence
The meeting featured a director's update regarding the approval of the SPF-PFS Year 4 grant, the publication of the FY26 Housing Report, and the release of the Opioid Settlement Fund Annual Report. A detailed update was provided on the City of Providence Climate Justice Plan, outlining its purpose, focus areas, and the ongoing engagement process for updates. Members were also requested to complete a quarterly feedback survey.
The Board conducted a regular session that included the election of a new Chairperson and the opening of several bids for departments such as Housing and Human Services, Parks, Police, Public Property, and Public Works. The Board discussed and approved various contract actions, including change orders for facility construction projects and fire station upgrades, procurement requests for professional services, IT software licenses, and safety equipment. Additionally, the Board authorized advertisements for future bid solicitations related to public property improvements and water supply maintenance.
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The Board of Licenses reviewed and approved a consent agenda covering multiple monthly entertainment and special event permit applications. Key actions included approving various entertainment applications, a raffle application, and several special event permits for block parties, festivals, and community celebrations. The Board also addressed specific violation hearings for local businesses, resulting in a reduction of operating hours for one establishment due to a prior incident and the issuance of a fine for a noise ordinance violation at another. Additionally, the Board continued hearings for motor vehicle repair applications and approved requests for soft closing permits and temporary outdoor entertainment.
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