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County of Carbon
Provision of ombudsman services.
Posted Date
May 27, 2026
Due Date
Jun 15, 2026
Release: May 27, 2026
County of Carbon
Close: Jun 15, 2026
Provision of ombudsman services.
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Public Facilities, ADA Handi Cap Ramp. Perform selective demolition of the existing concrete ramp and wall, the bottom step of the existing landing, all existing railings, and remove existing asphalt pavements along the new ramp and around the area of the steps. Construct footers and concrete foundation wall; Construct new 5’-6” wide concrete ADA ramp, concrete landing with detectable warning surface, and new 5’-6” wide concrete steps as indicated on the Plans. Furnish and install new vinyl railings on both sides of steps, both sides of ADA ramp, and landing returns, as indicated on the Plans. Repair areas of damaged aluminum soffit and facia on existing overhang and replace existing rain gutter and downspouts, in kind. Furnish and install downspout from new gutter north to the building, then east toward the existing downspout. Prepare the disturbed pavement areas around the new ramp with stone to prepare for paving (by others). Stabilize all disturbed paved areas with Type 2A aggregate to match the surrounding grades. Place line striping for crosswalk and ADA van accessible parking space, as shown on the Plans.
Posted Date
May 5, 2026
Due Date
Jun 4, 2026
Release: May 5, 2026
County of Carbon
Close: Jun 4, 2026
Public Facilities, ADA Handi Cap Ramp. Perform selective demolition of the existing concrete ramp and wall, the bottom step of the existing landing, all existing railings, and remove existing asphalt pavements along the new ramp and around the area of the steps. Construct footers and concrete foundation wall; Construct new 5’-6” wide concrete ADA ramp, concrete landing with detectable warning surface, and new 5’-6” wide concrete steps as indicated on the Plans. Furnish and install new vinyl railings on both sides of steps, both sides of ADA ramp, and landing returns, as indicated on the Plans. Repair areas of damaged aluminum soffit and facia on existing overhang and replace existing rain gutter and downspouts, in kind. Furnish and install downspout from new gutter north to the building, then east toward the existing downspout. Prepare the disturbed pavement areas around the new ramp with stone to prepare for paving (by others). Stabilize all disturbed paved areas with Type 2A aggregate to match the surrounding grades. Place line striping for crosswalk and ADA van accessible parking space, as shown on the Plans.
County of Carbon
The program shall provide direct housing rehabilitation funding to qualified persons and families who own and occupy properties which are designated under the program.
Posted Date
Sep 19, 2025
Due Date
Oct 14, 2025
Release: Sep 19, 2025
County of Carbon
Close: Oct 14, 2025
The program shall provide direct housing rehabilitation funding to qualified persons and families who own and occupy properties which are designated under the program.
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Sole Source: Skip—no practical path here.
Coops: Route the buy through COSTARS or Sourcewell if your offering is on-contract; coordinate with Purchasing and the end department.
County of Carbon, PA has no evidence of sole source contracting and limited flexibility. No sole source dollar thresholds documented.
Board meetings and strategic plans from County of Carbon
The County of Carbon, Pennsylvania, will hold a joint public hearing on behalf of the Carbon County Hospital Authority, Carbon County, Pennsylvania, and Northampton County, Pennsylvania, regarding the proposed issuance of tax-exempt bonds by the Authority for a hospital bond financing plan. The bonds will be used to refinance or reimburse costs related to the construction, renovation, equipping, and capital improvements of healthcare facilities, specifically Lehigh Valley Hospital -- Carbon and Lehigh Valley Hospital -- Hecktown Oaks. The hearing will address the issuance of bonds not exceeding $100,000,000.
The public hearing is to announce the Modification of FY2024 CDBG funds for the Lehighton Borough. The borough is upgrading the billing office to make it ADA handi-cap accessible but is deleting a portion of this project. The remaining funds will be used toward a sidewalk project at Community Grove Park to install ADA crossover / depressions. Carbon County has updated its Section 504 Transition Plan for the Lehighton Borough to note the modifications needed for the above-mentioned projects.
The public hearing is to receive citizen input and comments for the use of Fiscal Year 2023 CDBG funds for Entitlement and Non-Entitlement communities. The anticipated amount for Carbon County Entitlement & Non-Entitlement communities for funding year 2023 is $706,317.00 in project costs and $155,042.00 in administrative costs, with a total grant of $861,359.00. Projects selected for FY2023 include water improvements, housing rehabilitation, clearance & demolition, street improvements, park improvements and public improvements. The three year plan includes flood & drainage facilities, water sewer improvements, parks & recreation facilities, street improvements and clearance & demolition.
This Hazard Mitigation Plan Update for Carbon County, completed in July 2015, serves as a blueprint for reducing property damage and saving lives from natural and man-made disasters. It aims to qualify the County for grant funding, comply with legislative requirements, demonstrate commitment to mitigation principles, and improve community resiliency. The plan identifies and profiles 16 significant hazards, including drought, flood, hailstorms, hurricanes, landslides, radon exposure, wildfires, winter storms, and various technological and human-made hazards. It assesses the vulnerability of people, buildings, infrastructure, and critical facilities to these hazards, providing a factual basis for mitigation strategies and actions.
Presentation and discussion of the FY 2017-18 County Human Service Plan.
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