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City of Rochester
The City of Rochester, MN solicits sealed proposals to comprehensively rehabilitate Apache Tower #87, a 500,000-gallon spheroid water tower, including blasting and repainting interior wet areas, interior dry areas, and exterior surfaces per the Project Specifications and Photo Report. The awarded contractor is expected to begin work after notice to proceed and achieve significant completion by October 15, 2026. Proposals are due June 10, 2026 and solicitation documents are available through the City’s e-procurement posting.
Posted Date
May 15, 2026
Due Date
Jun 10, 2026
Release: May 15, 2026
City of Rochester
Close: Jun 10, 2026
The City of Rochester, MN solicits sealed proposals to comprehensively rehabilitate Apache Tower #87, a 500,000-gallon spheroid water tower, including blasting and repainting interior wet areas, interior dry areas, and exterior surfaces per the Project Specifications and Photo Report. The awarded contractor is expected to begin work after notice to proceed and achieve significant completion by October 15, 2026. Proposals are due June 10, 2026 and solicitation documents are available through the City’s e-procurement posting.
AvailableCity of Rochester
Major items and approx. Quantities on which bids will be received include: schedule 1: corporate hangar site development p-152 unclassified excavation - 70,000 CY P-154 subbase course - 8,700 CY P-156 12" cement treated subgrade - 9,120 SY P-209 crushed aggregate base course - 3,050 CY P-401 asphalt pavement - 3,400 ton F-162 furnish & install chain link black vinyl coated fence, 8' height with 5-strand barbed wire - 1,450 LF D-701 RCP storm sewer (12"-48") - 1,670 LF T-901 seeding and turf restoration - 21.1 acre T-905 topsoil respread - 21.1 acre L-108 no. 8 AWG, 5kV cable, installed in conduit - 6,400 LF L-108 no. 6 AWG, bare Copper counterpoise wire - 2,800 LF l-110 electrical conduit - 5,055 LF L-125 led medium intensity taxiway edge light (MITL), elevated - 18 ea schedule 2: utility extension NS-04 8" PVC SDR 35 sewer pipe, 0'-15' deep - 2,400 LF NS-04 4' dia. Sanitary manhole 8'-15' deep - 10 ea NS-04 4" PVC C-900 force main pipe - 1,725 LF NS-04 sanitary lift station - 2 ea NS-07 12" dip watermain - 3,000 LF NS-07 8" dip watermain - 1,560 LF ns-07 ductile Iron watermain fittings, poly encased - 4,000 lb NS-07 hydrant - 12 ea NS-08 rock excavation - 2,400 CY NS-08 sand cushion - 1,300 CY.
Posted Date
May 1, 2026
Due Date
May 26, 2026
Release: May 1, 2026
City of Rochester
Close: May 26, 2026
Major items and approx. Quantities on which bids will be received include: schedule 1: corporate hangar site development p-152 unclassified excavation - 70,000 CY P-154 subbase course - 8,700 CY P-156 12" cement treated subgrade - 9,120 SY P-209 crushed aggregate base course - 3,050 CY P-401 asphalt pavement - 3,400 ton F-162 furnish & install chain link black vinyl coated fence, 8' height with 5-strand barbed wire - 1,450 LF D-701 RCP storm sewer (12"-48") - 1,670 LF T-901 seeding and turf restoration - 21.1 acre T-905 topsoil respread - 21.1 acre L-108 no. 8 AWG, 5kV cable, installed in conduit - 6,400 LF L-108 no. 6 AWG, bare Copper counterpoise wire - 2,800 LF l-110 electrical conduit - 5,055 LF L-125 led medium intensity taxiway edge light (MITL), elevated - 18 ea schedule 2: utility extension NS-04 8" PVC SDR 35 sewer pipe, 0'-15' deep - 2,400 LF NS-04 4' dia. Sanitary manhole 8'-15' deep - 10 ea NS-04 4" PVC C-900 force main pipe - 1,725 LF NS-04 sanitary lift station - 2 ea NS-07 12" dip watermain - 3,000 LF NS-07 8" dip watermain - 1,560 LF ns-07 ductile Iron watermain fittings, poly encased - 4,000 lb NS-07 hydrant - 12 ea NS-08 rock excavation - 2,400 CY NS-08 sand cushion - 1,300 CY.
City of Rochester
Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) is soliciting sealed bids to inspect and treat wooden utility poles within its service territory using industry-recognized measurement methods and visual inspections. The work is part of a scheduled maintenance program that must be completed by December 31, 2026, under solicitation IFB Sealed Bids #2026-05. Bidders are required to submit their proposals by the deadline of May 28, 2026.
Posted Date
May 1, 2026
Due Date
May 28, 2026
Release: May 1, 2026
City of Rochester
Close: May 28, 2026
Rochester Public Utilities (RPU) is soliciting sealed bids to inspect and treat wooden utility poles within its service territory using industry-recognized measurement methods and visual inspections. The work is part of a scheduled maintenance program that must be completed by December 31, 2026, under solicitation IFB Sealed Bids #2026-05. Bidders are required to submit their proposals by the deadline of May 28, 2026.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $25,000, use sole source.
Coops: Start with TIPS, Sourcewell, or Minnesota CPV to move fast and stay compliant.
City of Rochester, MN shows near-total avoidance of sole-source awards above the competitive threshold. Contracts over $25,000 require formal competitive bidding, making sole source impractical.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Rochester
This document outlines Team Rochester's comprehensive, multi-phased process for developing its annual budget, capital improvement plan, and long-term financial management strategy. The process spans five key phases: Preparation, Prioritization, Development, Recommendation, and Adoption. It aims to establish the 2022 budget priorities, integrate capital improvement requests, and formulate a six-year revenue and expenditure forecast, culminating in the final adoption of the budget and Capital Improvement Plan.
This document outlines a detailed, five-phase process for budget, capital improvement, and long-term financial management planning. The phases include Preparation, Prioritization, Development, Recommendation, and Adoption, with specific timelines and responsibilities from March through December. Key activities involve initiating requests, determining priorities, developing recommended budgets and capital improvement plans, and ultimately adopting the final budget and CIP.
This document outlines a comprehensive five-phase process designed for Team Rochester's budget, capital improvement, and long-term financial management. The process encompasses Preparation, Prioritization, Development, Recommendation, and Adoption, detailing specific activities and timelines within each phase to facilitate structured financial planning and ultimately lead to the adoption of the annual budget and capital improvement plan.
This Master Plan Update for Soldiers Field Memorial Park in Rochester outlines a comprehensive vision through short-term (0-3 years) and long-term (10+ years) strategies. The plan focuses on enhancing aquatics facilities, diversifying recreational opportunities including sports courts and green spaces like an arboretum, and improving accessibility and connectivity throughout the park. Key objectives are to modernize infrastructure, optimize park usage for a diverse community, and integrate findings from extensive public engagement.
This document presents the City of Rochester's 2022-2023 Baseline Budget Overview, outlining revenue impacts, property valuation growth, and current budget status. It details a long-range financial plan through 2026 and mentions a Capital Improvement Plan extending to 2027. The budget decisions are guided by three affirmed strategic priorities: Affordable Living, Economic Vibrancy and Growth Management, and Quality Services for Quality Living, which are supported by various decision packages and foundational principles.
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