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Posted
Nov 5, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
The city is seeking a qualified contractor to perform a wide variety of body work repair, including mechanical and electrical repairs for our fleet services. Questions Due: 5:00 PM November 17, 2026 Site Visits: Site visits will be non-mandatory for this project.
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Oct 28, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Forsyth County is seeking Bids from qualified ambulance remount centers on a minimum of one (1) and additional units as needed for extent of the contract. It is Forsyth County’s intent to purchase at least two (2) remount units, but the final purchase quantity will be contingent on Board of Commissioner approval and budget allocation.
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Nov 4, 2026
Nov 24, 2026
This bid is for one (1) Clark S30XE Forklift and two (2) Clark S25XE Forklifts ***NO EXCEPTIONS TO MAKE OR MODEL WILL BE ALLOWED***
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Census ID
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194744
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
2,446
Population
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257,271
Procurement Difficulty Score
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65 / 100
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This document is an Additional Service Request (ASR) dated September 10, 2021, from System Innovators to the City of Winston-Salem, acting as an addendum to an existing software license agreement. It outlines the provision and implementation of the iNovah EMV PayConex module, along with related professional services and hardware (12 PAX A920 P2PE EMV Mobile Tablet Terminals). The ASR details various fees, including transaction fees, monthly management fees, a one-time implementation fee of $10,000, and hardware costs of $6,300, leading to an "Upfront Cost Total" of $16,300. The project scope, timeline (approximately 90 days), deliverables, project governance, change control, and acceptance procedures are thoroughly defined. An internal memo from the City of Winston-Salem confirms the request to purchase these systems and the total one-time cost of $16,300, allocated across specific budget lines.
This Master Services Agreement outlines the provision of electronic bill payment services by Paymentus Corporation to the City of Winston-Salem. The agreement details definitions, scope of services, compensation based on a per-transaction fee schedule, payment processing procedures, general service conditions, indemnification clauses, and the contract's term and termination conditions. The agreement commenced on November 29, 2021, and has an initial term of 5 years from the service launch date, with automatic renewals thereafter. Specific transaction fees are itemized in Schedule A.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Winston-Salem
The commission discussed administrative changes, including a new schedule for upcoming fall meetings and the annual retreat. Assignments for the Sunrise Tower and Dream Center mural committees were established, and members were briefed on federal procurement compliance protocols. Action items approved included commissioning a $60,000 mural for the Dream Center, a $100,000 mural project at Sunrise Towers, and the selection of a Resident Artist. Additionally, the commission planned activities for its 10-year anniversary celebration and received progress updates on various ongoing art and infrastructure projects, including park, school, and parking deck murals.
The City Council addressed various municipal updates, including the commencement of the annual loose leaf collection program and information regarding upcoming transportation and area planning community meetings. The transit department presented a plan to transition bus fare collection to a cashless system using the Umo application to replace aging infrastructure. The Council acknowledged the budget department for achieving a distinguished presentation award and discussed the recent local business mixer. Additionally, the Council formally honored graduates of the City of Winston-Salem University and approved additional operational funding for winter shelter services.
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The commission reviewed and approved several Certificates of Appropriateness (COA) applications, including the installation of a fence and gate at Forsyth Street, the demolition of a barn at Main Street, the installation of a pool and associated structures at Chatham Farm Road, the renovation of a carriage house at Forsyth Street, and the construction of additions at Glade View Court. Furthermore, the commission voted to approve updates to the historic marker policy and evaluation sheets, as well as the new Historic Sign Standards. The meeting also included discussions regarding the Heritage Neighborhood Program, community engagement through walking tour brochures, and updates on the Old Salem Historic District Design Review Standards.
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