Unit Ventilator & AHU Upgrades at Early Childhood Center RFP
May 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Replacement of flooring and ceilings, HVAC systems, all lighting, the renovation of fire protection and fire alarm systems.
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May 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Replacement of flooring and ceilings, HVAC systems, all lighting, the renovation of fire protection and fire alarm systems.
Aug 12, 2026
Closes
Aug 27, 2026
Parking lot and roadway improvements, including demolition of existing structures and abandonment of existing utilities (by others); site grading; paving; curbing; sidewalks; drainage improvements; conduit for future electrical; and landscaping.
May 21, 2026
Closes
Sep 10, 2026
Replacement of flooring and ceilings, HVAC systems, all lighting, the renovation of fire protection and fire alarm systems.
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166454
Employee FTE
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1,000
Population
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103,173
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Quincy
The commission reviewed multiple applications involving property developments and environmental compliance. Approvals were granted for dock repairs at 211 Palmer Street, townhouse construction at 55 French Street, and Certificates of Compliance for properties at 84 Post Island Road and 274 Beach Street. A project proposing parking lot modifications at 859 Willard Street received a negative determination. Discussions also took place regarding construction projects at 202 Manet Avenue and 95 Rockland Street, both of which were continued to future dates.
The commission discussed various citywide bicycle infrastructure projects, including updates on TPAL-led and DPW-led initiatives such as grant-funded street improvements, bicycle facility incorporation into engineering processes, and roadway paving schedules. The meeting also included a review of first-quarter bicycle crash data. Additional topics included the status of the Bluebikes program funding and expansion, the anticipated timeline for the proposed Roadside Memorial Ordinance, and city procedures for addressing traffic calming and speeding mitigation requests. The commission also noted upcoming participation in Bike to Work Day.
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The commission reviewed status updates on various citywide bicycle infrastructure projects led by the Traffic, Parking, Alarm, and Lighting department, including progress on street construction, design phases, grant applications, and the implementation timeline for the Blue Bikes program. Discussions also covered DPW-led projects, with an emphasis on increasing the commission's involvement in the Complete Streets planning process and coordinating with the City Council. Additional topics addressed included the proposed bicycle memorial ordinance, the prioritization of long-term roadway planning to incorporate safety improvements, and a proposal to audit bike lanes for potholes to improve immediate safety conditions.
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