Purchasing Manager at City of Concord
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Decision makers at City of Concord
Arena and Properties Manager
Assistant Director of Information Technology
Assistant Finance Director
At-Large City Councilor
At-Large City Councilor
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RFP Activity
These public RFPs list Tina M. Waterman as a point of contact.
Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
The City of Concord, New Hampshire is seeking executive recruitment services for its next City Manager.
Posted
Aug 6, 2026
Sep 2, 2026
To provide technical services to facilitate the remediation of hazardous building materials existing in the historic Concord Stables Building.
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Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Tina M. Waterman’s organization
The committee reviewed the Request for Proposals for an executive search firm to assist in the City Manager recruitment process. Key discussion points included amendments to the job description, the implementation of an anonymous survey for city employees to provide input on desired leadership qualities, and the specific requirements regarding residency for the City Manager position. The committee also discussed the logistics of the procurement process, including the number of required meetings and the necessity for in-person versus remote attendance by prospective firms.
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The committee reviewed the FY 2026 third and fourth quarter ambulance billing reports, noting current collection rates and the ongoing monitoring of impacts from recent state law changes affecting Medicare recipients. The committee also discussed the potential adoption of the C-PACER program, ultimately moving to recommend city-wide implementation. Additionally, the committee received the FY 2025 Single Audit Report, which had been previously delayed pending official federal guidance.
The City Council conducted several public hearings regarding parking code amendments and traffic regulations. Key business included the authorization of grants for police department safety initiatives, a preliminary discussion on the City Manager recruitment process to be conducted via RFP, and deliberations regarding the Memorial Field Master Plan. The Council also reviewed reports concerning a proposed bike park, policies on automated license plate reader surveillance, and requested financial analyses regarding the status of various municipal funds.
The board approved a determination of regional impact and granted a variance to Yamis Creek Eatery for additional signage. Two pending variance and special exception applications regarding RV storage were denied without prejudice due to unpaid fees. The board also heard a request for a use variance to allow a physical therapy and chiropractic practice within an industrial zone.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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