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City of Town and Country
Provide on-call electrical service.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 10, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
City of Town and Country
Close: Jun 10, 2026
Provide on-call electrical service.
AvailableCity of Town and Country
Work includes mobilization 1 ls, traffic control 1 ls, cold milling (1-2" to 0 in 7') 3427 sy, cold milling 2" 3253 sy, butt joints 2 ea, PCC curbs & gutters, R&R 2369 ls, isolated base repair 100 sy, 6" driveway apron removal & replacement PCC 200 sf, driveway apron sawcut 6 ea, ultrathin bonded overlay type A 4569 sy, 2" asphalt overlay 3253 sy, preservative seal 7849 sy, trail striping 1 ls, ADA curb ramp 1 ls.
Posted Date
Apr 10, 2026
Due Date
May 6, 2026
Release: Apr 10, 2026
City of Town and Country
Close: May 6, 2026
Work includes mobilization 1 ls, traffic control 1 ls, cold milling (1-2" to 0 in 7') 3427 sy, cold milling 2" 3253 sy, butt joints 2 ea, PCC curbs & gutters, R&R 2369 ls, isolated base repair 100 sy, 6" driveway apron removal & replacement PCC 200 sf, driveway apron sawcut 6 ea, ultrathin bonded overlay type A 4569 sy, 2" asphalt overlay 3253 sy, preservative seal 7849 sy, trail striping 1 ls, ADA curb ramp 1 ls.
City of Town and Country
Parking lot improvement project. Scope of work includes - 85.7 SY 4"thick type 5 aggregate for base; 7.7 SY 8" thick type 5 aggregate for base; 441.0 SY 10" type 5 aggregate for base; 196.5 TN 2" type 'X' bituminous concrete (base); 3.4 TN 3" thick type 'X' bituminous concrete (base); see attached file.
Posted Date
Apr 10, 2026
Due Date
Apr 29, 2026
Release: Apr 10, 2026
City of Town and Country
Close: Apr 29, 2026
Parking lot improvement project. Scope of work includes - 85.7 SY 4"thick type 5 aggregate for base; 7.7 SY 8" thick type 5 aggregate for base; 441.0 SY 10" type 5 aggregate for base; 196.5 TN 2" type 'X' bituminous concrete (base); 3.4 TN 3" thick type 'X' bituminous concrete (base); see attached file.
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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 $15,000, use sole source; otherwise deprioritize and pivot to state/cooperative contracts through a reseller.
Coops: Use State of Missouri statewide contracts authorized by City Code (Sec.
City of Town and Country (MO) rarely uses sole source above $15,000. Expect high friction and a formal justification.
Guidance: Deprioritize sole source; pivot to State of Missouri or cooperative contracts via a reseller to align with Chapter 140 and avoid delays.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Town and Country
The Commission evaluated professional services for the Topping Road Phase 2A project, resulting in the approval of Horner & Shifrin, Inc. Significant discussion occurred regarding the adoption of the 2024 International Code Council (ICC) Code Revisions, with detailed inquiries into requirements for rebar in foundations and new safety regulations for pool and spa barriers. Additionally, updates were provided on the bidding process for the Maintenance Annex project, the status of various sidewalk grants, and a cancellation of the Parks & Trails Commission meeting.
The Board of Aldermen discussed several administrative and project-related items. Topics included an update on the maintenance annex project bids, the status of a new restaurant drive-thru's impact on local traffic, and a presentation on facility updates. The board also approved ordinances related to a crack sealing program, a public works mutual aid assistance agreement, banking services, and engineering/surveying services for sidewalk replacement projects at Drace Park and Long View Farm Park. Additionally, a summer meeting schedule for the board was proposed.
The meeting included a tribute to a former alderman and discussions regarding upcoming schedule changes due to a holiday. A public hearing was held to review a request for a conditional use permit for a large residential swimming pool, addressing construction and geotechnical considerations. Additionally, the official results of the municipal election were certified, and the elected candidates were sworn into their new terms.
The board meeting included the presentation of the Patriotic Employer Award to the Chief of Police in recognition of support provided to a deployed officer. Appointments were confirmed for the Police, Fire & EMS Commission, the Architectural Review Board, and the Parks and Trails Commission. Various departments provided reports on upcoming activities and project updates, including construction bids and infrastructure projects. The board approved an ordinance authorizing a supplemental agreement for additional services related to the Preservation Park Pickleball and Bike Playground project. Additionally, the board initiated the first reading of ordinances concerning a crack sealing program, mutual aid assistance, primary banking services, and engineering services for sidewalk replacements. Finally, the board approved a liquor license for a local business.
The commission addressed various infrastructure projects, including the appointment of a Vice Chair, updates on the Topping construction and sidewalk projects, the Bopp Road grant design, the Conway sidewalk grant application, and the Mason Road sidewalk survey. Discussions also covered the South Woods Mill Road and Ballas Road sidewalk projects, facilities updates, Westmoor stormwater progress, and a comprehensive review of the Trails Master Plan, including coordination with Parks and Trails and exploration of safety and pedestrian connectivity funding opportunities.
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Chairman, Public Works Commission; Alderman, Ward 1
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