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Aug 12, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026
Limited structural repairs. Scope of work includes - 100 SF repair concrete less than or equal of 4 SF at the top surface of elevated slabs; 1,500 SF repair concrete greater than or equal to 4 SF at the top surface of elevated slabs; see attached file.
Aug 10, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026
The City of Richmond, Virginia (the "City"), on behalf of the Department of Public Utilities ("DPU"), seeks bids from qualified firms to provide general contracting services for the Hobby Hill Lake Dam Rehabilitation project. The work includes removal and replacement of the dam and principal outlet structure and stabilization of seepage through the dam using a blanket, chimney, and foundation drain. It also includes demolition of existing hydraulic structures, maintenance of the dam-slope buffer zone, construction of the new dam, roadway elements, and associated spillway and drainage structures.
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Seeks bids from qualified firms to provide general contracting services for dam rehabilitation. Work shall also includes excavation, backfilling, and compaction, installation of principal spillway, outlet pipes, low-level drawdown gate valve, impact basin, and riprap discharge channel, installation of seepage collection and drainage system, regrading of dam embankment slopes, casting and reinforcing concrete, erosion and sediment control, removal and proper disposal of debris and demolished materials; site cleanup, installation and testing of new ductile iron water main in concrete encasement, roadway replacement. See attached file.
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This contract establishes an agreement between the City of Richmond, Virginia, and Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the provision of a Police Records Management System (RMS). The agreement includes Axon Records software licenses, professional services for deployment, data conversion, and integrations with third-party systems, as well as training and ongoing support. The maximum authorized contract amount is $2,939,967.50 for a program length of 60 months, addressing the City's need for a comprehensive, scalable, and integrated RMS.
This contract between the City of Richmond and Axon Enterprise, Inc. is for a Body Worn Camera (BWC) and Conducting Electrical Weapon (CEW) system, encompassing hardware, software, installation, support, and a digital evidence management system (DEMS). The contract has a commencement date of December 1, 2021, and an initial program length of 60 months. It includes various Axon products and services under an Officer Safety Plan 7+ Premium, with a maximum authorized contract amount of $6,282,380.00 and an estimated total cost of $6,275,380.00. The agreement details terms for maintenance, training, data management, and specifies pricing components and payment plans.
This document is a contract modification extending an existing sole source agreement (Contract No. 16000017287, formerly 150019064) between the City of Richmond and Motorola Solutions, Inc. for the maintenance of communications equipment. The modification extends the contract for an additional five years, from March 9, 2023, to March 8, 2028, and increases the maximum authorized contract amount to $4,096,391.82. The services include local infrastructure repair, network monitoring, on-site infrastructure response, dispatch service, technical support, and network preventative maintenance for the proprietary Motorola ASTRO SmartZone 3.0z 800 MHz communications system.
This document outlines a maintenance agreement between the City of Richmond and Motorola Solutions, Inc. for the City's Public Safety 800MHz Trunk Radio Communications System. The primary contract, identified as Contract No. 150019064, is dated March 9, 2016, with an effective start date of the same day, and a term of three years. The maximum authorized contract amount for this agreement is $1,376,393.96. The agreement covers various maintenance and support services including dispatch, infrastructure repair, network monitoring, technical support, preventive maintenance, on-site response, and subscriber repair. The document also includes an earlier contract with similar details but different dates and amounts, suggesting a potential revision or superseded agreement.
This contract outlines an agreement between the City of Richmond, VA, and US Digital Designs, Inc. for software maintenance and hardware repair services for the city's fire station alerting system. The contract specifies a maximum authorized amount of $520,000.00 and has an initial term of five years, commencing January 1, 2018, with options for three additional one-year renewals. The services include technical support, software updates, and hardware repair. Exhibit B provides pricing for potential future purchases of hardware, software, and additional services, though current quantities for these items are zero.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Richmond
The Planning Commission addressed several agenda items, including a procedural motion regarding virtual meeting participation and the postponement of a special use permit application for single-family dwellings. The Consent Agenda included reviews for various infrastructure projects, such as improvements to Hey Road, a new shared-use path connecting Terminal Place to Arthur Ashe Boulevard, and a stormwater catchment pond in Bryan Park, which were all referred to the Urban Design Committee. Additionally, the Commission approved infrastructure and transportation improvements for the Shockoe Valley project, which included the integration of a specific pedestrian safety exhibit.
The council addressed a wide range of legislative items, including numerous ordinances for special land use permits regarding housing and commercial developments and the closure of public rights-of-way. Financial actions included budget amendments for park and cemetery preservation, fire department infrastructure, and housing cost relief. The council approved bond issuance for multifamily housing, authorized grant agreements for development projects, and initiated a referendum on a local sales tax for public school facility improvements. Additionally, the council adopted a new city code and referred various items to standing committees for further consideration.
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The Planning Commission conducted a meeting to review several agenda items. The commission considered and adopted a consent agenda that included the authorization of special use for the property at 1110 Oakwood Avenue for transitional housing purposes and an amendment to an existing ordinance regarding the property at 2300 Ingram Avenue to modify addresses and plans for single-family dwellings. Additionally, the commission performed a location, character, and extent review for the proposed architecture of the archeological pavilion at the historic Lumpkin's Jail site.
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