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City of St. Matthews
The project consists of construction of Warwick Park: Phase 2 & 3 located in the block bounded by Washburn Avenue, Columbia Avenue, Virginia Avenue, and Kentucky Avenue in St. Matthews, KY 40207. The work includes site demolition, building demolition and clearing of the site, earthwork for the site based on the civil grading plan, protection of existing trees, construction of two replacement parking lots, a new playground, pavilion, pergola, replacement of the loop trail, installation of a small culvert bridge, and underground stormwater storage system.
Posted Date
Jun 9, 2026
Due Date
Jul 7, 2026
Release: Jun 9, 2026
City of St. Matthews
Close: Jul 7, 2026
The project consists of construction of Warwick Park: Phase 2 & 3 located in the block bounded by Washburn Avenue, Columbia Avenue, Virginia Avenue, and Kentucky Avenue in St. Matthews, KY 40207. The work includes site demolition, building demolition and clearing of the site, earthwork for the site based on the civil grading plan, protection of existing trees, construction of two replacement parking lots, a new playground, pavilion, pergola, replacement of the loop trail, installation of a small culvert bridge, and underground stormwater storage system.
AvailableCity of St. Matthews
Provides for all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to restore function to an approximately 2 ac constructed wetland and to provide stream bank stabilization modifications and bank grading.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Mar 19, 2026
City of St. Matthews
Close: Mar 19, 2026
Provides for all labor, materials, and equipment necessary to restore function to an approximately 2 ac constructed wetland and to provide stream bank stabilization modifications and bank grading.
City of St. Matthews
Purchase of a 2025 ford police interceptor utility vehicles, white in color. See attached file.
Posted Date
Jul 15, 2025
Due Date
Jul 29, 2025
Release: Jul 15, 2025
City of St. Matthews
Close: Jul 29, 2025
Purchase of a 2025 ford police interceptor utility vehicles, white in color. See attached file.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Sole Source: Deprioritize; no evidence it’s used—pivot to reseller or coops.
Coops: If reseller path isn’t set, propose a direct purchase on a Sourcewell contract as a pre-competed option.
City of St. Matthews: No public evidence of sole source contracting or dollar thresholds.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of St. Matthews
The resolution authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to issue warrants for payment of listed invoices, covering various expenses such as telephone service, drug testing, police training, equipment, monitoring, vending machine drinks, dental insurance, fire extinguisher service, police supplies, cold patch, materials, workers compensation insurance, investigative tools, street lights, copy machine rental, community center renovation, tactical bag, copy machine charge, auto parts, meter, radar repair, coupling set, supplies, postal machine rental, radio service plan, trees, garbage, portalets, security monitoring, city attorney fees, diesel, vehicle wash, office supplies, audit prep work, administration costs, towing, tree removal, compressed air, fuel, and pump pillow.
The City Council meeting involved drawing warrants on the City Treasury for payment of listed invoices. Key areas covered included document destruction, police equipment, annual fees, telephone service, victim services, drug testing, computer maintenance, crime mapping, valve repair, monitoring, supplies and materials, audit work, dental insurance, top soil and mulch, flowers/plants, uniform components, vehicle maintenance, copy machine rental, various insurances, engineering, health insurance, fescue, notary renewals, coffee, unemployment insurance, police trailer insurance, special event items, chemicals, vehicle repair, street lights/electric, water, renovations, newsletter production, fill rock, generator maintenance, postage scale, office training/travel, radio service, annual dues, garbage and portalets, fobs, city attorney fees, plants, tires, vehicle wash, investigative tools, office supplies, budget work, notary bond renewals, towing, tree trimming, PO box rental fee, fuel for vehicles, lock repairs, and vehicle repair. Additionally, there were discussions and approvals related to community center renovations and reimbursements for police-related expenses.
The City Council meeting included the authorization of payments for various invoices, covering expenses such as lawn mower maintenance, telephone services, vehicle repairs, computer maintenance, monitoring services, newsletter printing, supplies and materials, police medals and uniform components, parking spaces, dental and workers' compensation insurance, training, copy machine rental, street lights, water services, asphalt repair, radio service, garbage and portalet services, posts, a police vest, city attorney fees, budget work, investigative research, and office supplies. Additionally, payments were approved for community center renovations and reimbursements related to community consultation, police CID, Nite Out materials, social services, and investigative work.
The resolution authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to draw warrants for payment of invoices. These invoices cover a range of services and supplies for various departments, including telephone service, medical testing, health insurance, computer maintenance, plumbing, monitoring services, supplies, police equipment, engineering, electricity, paving, copy machine charges, concrete, maintenance, radio services, landscaping, vehicle washes, office supplies, street cleaning, fuel, and vehicle repair. Additionally, the resolution includes reimbursements for police clothing allowance and wall art.
The resolution authorizes the Mayor and City Clerk to issue warrants for payment of listed invoices, including expenses for telephone service, drug testing, computer maintenance, plumbing and electrical repairs, vehicle maintenance, investigative tools, water services, community center renovation, copy machine charges, fluted posts, monitoring services, K9 medical appointment, flowers and plants, park site plans, park improvements, and telephone services. It also covers travel reimbursements and clothing allowances for the police department.
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