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City of Sweetwater
RFP for food, craft, and produce/nursery vendors to participate in the Blooms, Bluegrass, & BBQ Festival.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 15, 2026
City of Sweetwater
Close: Aug 15, 2026
RFP for food, craft, and produce/nursery vendors to participate in the Blooms, Bluegrass, & BBQ Festival.
AvailableCity of Sweetwater
Project scope consists of a renovation and repair to the Biggs House removing the existing paint from the exterior, repairing the existing masonry walls, and repairing and repoint all the masonry joints on the entire perimeter of the existing structure, and 2.) upon completion of all masonry repair the removal of the existing roofing material, including existing metal roofing, existing sheathing, and existing roof framing rafters, and install additional new Pressure Treated 2 x 10 roof rafters @ 24 o.c., as well as new Pressure Treated 2 x 10 ceiling joists @ 16 o.c., with new 5/8 CDX plywood sheathing installed, and covered with ice and water shield, with asphalt dimensional shingles installed over entire roof area consisting of approx. 1,440 SF.
Posted Date
Dec 16, 2024
Due Date
Jan 27, 2025
Release: Dec 16, 2024
City of Sweetwater
Close: Jan 27, 2025
Project scope consists of a renovation and repair to the Biggs House removing the existing paint from the exterior, repairing the existing masonry walls, and repairing and repoint all the masonry joints on the entire perimeter of the existing structure, and 2.) upon completion of all masonry repair the removal of the existing roofing material, including existing metal roofing, existing sheathing, and existing roof framing rafters, and install additional new Pressure Treated 2 x 10 roof rafters @ 24 o.c., as well as new Pressure Treated 2 x 10 ceiling joists @ 16 o.c., with new 5/8 CDX plywood sheathing installed, and covered with ice and water shield, with asphalt dimensional shingles installed over entire roof area consisting of approx. 1,440 SF.
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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.
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City of Sweetwater (TN) shows no evidence of using sole source above the $25,000 threshold.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Sweetwater
The board discussed a variety of business items, including the recognition of National Library Week via proclamation. Old business included the approval of a 5k race, the designation of certain parcels from a tax sale as park land, and the authorization for a lease agreement concerning the Marketplace property. New business items included the approval of a grant proposal, amendments to the schedule of fees, and a first reading of an ordinance regarding general penalty provisions in the municipal code. The meeting concluded with a review of a beer permit application for a local establishment.
The board reviewed reports on city distributions and financial matters. Key actions included the approval of street closures for a Young Life 5K event, the designation of five parcels on Main Street for park development, and the approval of a new annual lease with North Fork Southern for downtown property. The board also authorized a proposal for architecture, design, and engineering services for a grant-funded project, amended the schedule of fees to reflect new garbage collection costs and memorial tree fees, and approved a general penalty ordinance. Additionally, a beer permit application was reviewed and approved.
The workshop addressed several key items, including a new policy for memorial tree donations in city parks and the adoption of updated rules and regulations for parks and recreation, which include provisions for parking, speed limits, and facility access. Additionally, the Board discussed the status of a community center project, specifically reviewing options to utilize federal grant funding by phasing the construction to prioritize the completion of a wing meeting the grant requirements.
The workshop covered discussions regarding community events and organization growth. Key topics included a pension plan study for the police and fire departments involving actuarial cost options, potential amendments to lease agreements with Norfolk Southern, and updates on the community center project bidding process to optimize project timelines and grant compliance.
The City of Sweetwater Commissioners convened for their monthly meeting. Key agenda items included the approval of distributions for January payments, which covered various expenses such as health insurance, local planning services, equipment financing, fire truck repair, debt payments, utility bills, and audit fees. Furthermore, the Board reviewed and approved the lease agreement with the Board of Education concerning recreational property. Additions to the parks and recreation rules were also reviewed and approved, as was a new memorial tree policy recommended by the tree board. Following the main session, the board adjourned and reconvened as the Beer Board to review and approve a special occasion permit application for on-premises consumption for the SMOA's Mayor's Hog event. The authorization for submitting a city letter of permission for the event's location for a state wine permit was also approved.
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