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Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
How easy their procurement process is to navigate.
How likely this buyer is to spend on new technology based on operating budget trends.
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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Spokane
To provide vehicle classification counts throughout the City, as-needed via Pneumatic Tube Traffic Counts on arterials, via Automatic Traffic Records (ATR) – Data Collection Services, as needed over a two-year period.
Posted Date
Jun 3, 2026
Due Date
Jul 1, 2026
Release: Jun 3, 2026
City of Spokane
Close: Jul 1, 2026
To provide vehicle classification counts throughout the City, as-needed via Pneumatic Tube Traffic Counts on arterials, via Automatic Traffic Records (ATR) – Data Collection Services, as needed over a two-year period.
AvailableCity of Spokane
Develop job duties and responsibilities for each extra-duty assignment, applying the policies and procedures of the spokane city police department, the city of spokane and the applicable union contracts provide a contact phone and/or cell phone with voicemail for contact by officers and those who contract with the city for extra duty police work, herein after labeled "clients" for purposes of this contract.
Posted Date
Jun 3, 2026
Due Date
Jun 24, 2026
Release: Jun 3, 2026
City of Spokane
Close: Jun 24, 2026
Develop job duties and responsibilities for each extra-duty assignment, applying the policies and procedures of the spokane city police department, the city of spokane and the applicable union contracts provide a contact phone and/or cell phone with voicemail for contact by officers and those who contract with the city for extra duty police work, herein after labeled "clients" for purposes of this contract.
AvailableCity of Spokane
The city requires a secure, supported, and sustainable solution to manage assets, work orders, inspections, inventory, and related operational data.
Posted Date
Jun 9, 2026
Due Date
Jul 21, 2026
Release: Jun 9, 2026
City of Spokane
Close: Jul 21, 2026
The city requires a secure, supported, and sustainable solution to manage assets, work orders, inspections, inventory, and related operational data.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Only if truly proprietary/continuity-critical; coordinate with Purchasing for justification, Notice of Intent to Award, and any needed City Council waiver.
Coops: Lead with a cooperative the city already uses (e.g., OMNIA, Sourcewell, TIPS/TAPS) to bypass bidding. For IT, route through a reseller that holds the co-op.
Entity: City of Spokane (WA). No specific dollar threshold provided here.
Use this path only if your product is genuinely proprietary or required for continuity of existing city systems. Position as the only available provider, mirroring justifications previously accepted (e.g., ABB SOFTWARE). Work with Purchasing to:
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Spokane
The council meeting includes an agenda review session and a legislative session. Key agenda items include the construction of a classroom addition at the Police Academy, an interagency agreement between the Idaho Office of Emergency Management and the Spokane Fire Department for a hazmat response team, a preventative maintenance agreement for the water reclamation facility's biofilter, and contracts related to traffic calming and body cameras for police officers. The legislative agenda features budget ordinances, bond issuances for public safety capital needs, and the establishment of the Spokane Urban Native Advisory Council.
The council agenda includes reappointments to the Climate Resilience and Sustainability Board and the CHHS Board. It covers several reports, contracts, and claims, such as the purchase of a 2026 Freightliner M2106 chassis, a value blanket contract for waste-to-energy facility parts, a consultant agreement for the Chestnut Street Bridge Scour Mitigation Project, an agreement for modular furniture installation at City Hall, the replacement of a roof-anchored radio tower, a power grounding and lightning protection study, a chip seal project on Frederick Avenue, and geospatial analysis for water pipelines. Legislative items include a resolution for a sewer connection amnesty program, a resolution delaying HEART funding availability, and a new ordinance regulating aggressive speeding and street racing.
The City Council held an agenda review and legislative session where they conducted several key actions, including the appointment of a new member to the Ombuds Commission and the approval of various outside special counsel contract amendments for legal matters. The Council authorized several purchases, including specialized vehicles for the Street and IT Departments, and approved historic designation recommendations. Additionally, they passed multiple special budget ordinances related to grant funding for traffic equipment, cybersecurity, police academy construction, and updates to the comprehensive plan. Resolutions were adopted regarding future growth alternatives and opportunity zone nominations, and a public hearing was conducted concerning interim zoning ordinances for planned unit developments.
The agenda covers the City Council's legislative and agenda review sessions, including the trade-in and purchase of vehicles for the Police Department, approval of five-year value blanket contracts for road maintenance materials like emulsified asphalt and fog seal, and janitorial service contract renewals. Other items include budget modifications for FIFA World Cup grants and therapeutic courts, public works agreements for facility infrastructure, and various ordinance amendments and hearings related to building permits and tenant habitability.
The council meeting agenda includes an Agenda Review Session and a Legislative Session. Key items include the purchase of undercover vehicles for the Police Department, the approval of a five-year value blanket for asphalt and fog seal materials, janitorial service contract renewals, and amendments to interagency agreements for therapeutic courts. The council will also address various grants from the Department of Ecology and the FIFA World Cup, public works agreements for facility improvements, infrastructure projects such as bridge scour repairs and road overlays, and property sale agreements. Additionally, the agenda features special budget ordinances for mid-biennial modifications, emergency ordinances regarding eviction prevention, and resolutions endorsing FIFA World Cup funding. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a moratorium on building permits for specific commercial uses.
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