Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Colorado Springs.
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The City of Colorado Springs is soliciting proposals for Legal Research Services under R26-084MZ. The notice lists the opportunity as open, with proposals due October 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. MDT. A prior City solicitation for the same service describes electronic legal research across constitutions, statutes, case law, regulations, municipal ordinances, and secondary sources.
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161362
Employee FTE
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2,951.3
Population
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494,743
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Colorado Springs
The meeting focused on the review and approval of several new liquor and beer license applications. Specifically, the hearing officer reviewed and approved applications for hotel and restaurant liquor licenses for Bonchon, Koba Grill and Hot Pot, and Bright Eyed. Additionally, approvals were granted for new brew pub liquor licenses for Goat Patch Brewing Co at two different locations, a beer and wine license for Glo Nails Spa 3, and a fermented malt beverage and wine retailer license for Neighborhood Mart. All approved applications were forwarded to the Liquor Enforcement Division of the Colorado Department of Revenue for further action.
The Board postponed administrative items including communications, presentations, and minutes approval due to scheduling confusion. Under the consent calendar, they approved the conversion of a garage to an accessory dwelling unit. The board also deliberated and approved a proposal for a 2,795-square-foot entryway addition to the First Lutheran Church, addressing topics such as architectural compatibility, construction timeline, parking, and the removal of the existing bell tower.
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The board discussed organizational updates, including the introduction of new planning staff and plans for a local landmark designation process. Key topics included upcoming board appointments, potential federal changes to Section 106 rules, a proposal to adjust the meeting start time, and upcoming leadership transitions. The board also addressed strategies for improving the city's historic preservation website. In regulatory matters, the board reviewed and accepted a report regarding a proposed portico addition at the Griego Residence. The meeting concluded with a comprehensive training workshop on the purpose, procedures, and best practices of historic preservation, focusing on the Certified Local Government program, ordinance compliance, and available preservation incentives.
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