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City of Ramsey
The work generally consists of pavement milling and overlaying of 3.04 miles of public street. 55,093 SY of pavement milling; 5,359 square yards of full depth reclamation; 4,800 square yards of geogrid type 2; 1,589 cubic yards of aggregate base class 5; 45 linear feet of storm sewer; 98 square feet of sheet piling; 7,580 tons of bituminous pavement; 46,725 linear feet of pavement markings; Miscellaneous other improvements.
Posted Date
Jul 17, 2026
Due Date
Aug 17, 2026
Release: Jul 17, 2026
City of Ramsey
Close: Aug 17, 2026
The work generally consists of pavement milling and overlaying of 3.04 miles of public street. 55,093 SY of pavement milling; 5,359 square yards of full depth reclamation; 4,800 square yards of geogrid type 2; 1,589 cubic yards of aggregate base class 5; 45 linear feet of storm sewer; 98 square feet of sheet piling; 7,580 tons of bituminous pavement; 46,725 linear feet of pavement markings; Miscellaneous other improvements.
AvailableCity of Ramsey
Approx 4,520 SY of full-depth reclamation; 3,275 SY of milling; 1,265 TN of bituminous pavement; 725 LF of concrete curb replacement; Miscellaneous other improvements;
Posted Date
May 29, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: May 29, 2026
City of Ramsey
Close: Jul 7, 2026
Approx 4,520 SY of full-depth reclamation; 3,275 SY of milling; 1,265 TN of bituminous pavement; 725 LF of concrete curb replacement; Miscellaneous other improvements;
City of Ramsey
Work generally consists of reconstructing 1.20 miles of streets within the Carol Rose Acres & Sport Haven subdivisions. The work is estimated to include: •17,250 square yards of full-depth reclamation •3,505 tons of bituminous pavement •5 street culvert replacements •Miscellaneous other improvements.
Posted Date
May 18, 2026
Due Date
Jun 15, 2026
Release: May 18, 2026
City of Ramsey
Close: Jun 15, 2026
Work generally consists of reconstructing 1.20 miles of streets within the Carol Rose Acres & Sport Haven subdivisions. The work is estimated to include: •17,250 square yards of full-depth reclamation •3,505 tons of bituminous pavement •5 street culvert replacements •Miscellaneous other improvements.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
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Sole Source: If sale is less than $25,000, use sole source.
Coops: Frequently procures through Sourcewell; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
City of Ramsey, MN: No publicly documented sole source pathway to rely on. The city favors competitive processes—deprioritize sole source and pivot to cooperative contracting.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Ramsey
This strategic plan for the City of Ramsey outlines the city's future needs, building on past accomplishments to address current challenges and opportunities. It is guided by a mission to responsibly grow the community and provide quality government services, and a vision for a secure, citizen-driven, and collaborative community. The plan establishes goals focused on citizen-focused government, financial stability, balanced growth, community engagement, organizational effectiveness, and high-quality services. Key strategies include addressing infrastructure needs, improving operational efficiencies, promoting economic growth, enhancing the city's image, improving transportation safety, connecting the community through parks and recreation, strengthening identity, enhancing communication, and boosting organizational morale.
The City of Ramsey's Strategic Plan outlines the city's future needs, goals, and how it plans to achieve them, guided by its mission, vision, and values. Key strategic goals include fostering citizen-focused government, ensuring financial stability, balancing rural character with suburban growth, creating an active and engaged community, maintaining an effective organization, and delivering high-quality services. The plan prioritizes strategies such as addressing infrastructure, enhancing operational efficiencies and funding, promoting economic development, improving community image, ensuring transportation safety, expanding parks and recreation, strengthening brand identity, enhancing communication, and boosting organizational morale and employee retention.
The City of Ramsey's strategic plan focuses on responsibly growing the community while providing quality, cost-effective government services. Key areas include addressing infrastructure needs, promoting economic growth, enhancing community identity and communication, and striving for high organizational morale. The plan aims to create a secure, citizen-driven community that balances suburban, rural, and natural environments, with goals such as improving transportation safety, connecting the community through parks and recreation, and promoting transparency and accountability.
The City of Ramsey's 2025 Strategic Plan focuses on responsibly growing the community and providing quality, cost-effective government services. Key areas of focus include citizen-focused government, financial stability, balancing rural character with suburban growth, fostering an active and engaged community, and maintaining an effective and efficient organization. Strategic priorities involve addressing infrastructure needs, promoting economic growth, enhancing community identity, improving communication, and striving for high organizational morale and employee retention.
The strategic plan of the Ramsey City Council focuses on responsibly growing the community and providing quality, cost-effective government services. It aims to create a secure, citizen-driven, collaborative community that respects the balance between suburban, rural, and natural environments. Key goals include citizen-focused government, financial stability, balanced growth, community engagement, organizational effectiveness, and high-quality services, supported by strategies addressing infrastructure, operational efficiencies, economic growth, community image, transportation, and communication.
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