Engineering Services (Request for Qualifications)
Posted
Mar 11, 2026
Apr 10, 2026
Provide engineering services.
City Clerk at City of Oxford
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These public RFPs list Leslie McCormick as a point of contact.
Posted
Mar 11, 2026
Apr 10, 2026
Provide engineering services.
Posted
Mar 11, 2026
Apr 10, 2026
Provide engineering services.
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Public documents that mention Leslie McCormick.
The board meeting addressed a variety of administrative and operational matters including the approval of city accounts and the declaration of surplus equipment from departments such as the Police Department, mTrade Park, and Building Services. Key discussions covered accepting donations of services and assets, approving travel requests for city employees, and reviewing human resources actions including promotions and resignations. The board also considered a public transit agreement, a professional service contract for emergency consulting, and a proposed ordinance amendment regarding fire protection. Furthermore, the meeting involved reviewing land development code modifications concerning housing and mobile vendors, as well as approving infrastructure projects such as intersection improvements and sewer service requests.
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The Board discussed several administrative and operational items, including additions to the consent agenda regarding hiring and resignations. The Mayor provided reports on the Visit Oxford marketing award, traffic management plans for upcoming sporting events, and future infrastructure funding requests. The Board addressed various departmental approvals, such as appointments to the Affordable Housing Commission and Tourism Council, insurance renewals for Oxford University Transit, and updates to municipal ordinances regarding building construction. Further business included the approval of contracts for tournament management, bids for AV packages and materials, performance bond releases for subdivision infrastructure, and miscellaneous construction and parking reconfiguration requests.
The Board of Aldermen meeting covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key agenda items included the approval of city department accounts, acceptance of various donations (including from the Oxford Pickleball Group and the Animal Resource Center), and the approval of several travel requests for police and fire department personnel for training and conferences. The Board discussed and considered various grants from the Mississippi Office of Homeland Security and the Mississippi Forestry Grant. Other topics addressed included appointments to the Affordable Housing Commission and the Tourism Council, extensions of the local state of emergency, approval of parade permits for local events, and a public hearing regarding amendments to the Municipal Code of Ordinances for building violations. The meeting also involved reviewing proposed service agreements for tournament cleanup and management at mTrade Park, and considerations for city engineering projects and infrastructure improvements.
The board conducted a regular meeting covering various administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key agenda items included the approval of city department accounts, a budget hearing for the fiscal year 2026-2027, and personnel actions involving hiring, resignations, and promotions across city departments including the police and utilities. The board also addressed ordinances related to game day parking and pay-by-plate systems, authorized an affordable rental housing certification program, adopted a parks and trails master plan, and accepted an agreement for a temporary ice skating rink. Additionally, the board extended the local state of emergency, addressed personnel matters in an executive session, and acted on various contracts and bids.
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