RFP for Malcolm Terrace Park Bridge and Deer Creek Stabilization, including bridge removal, channel bank regrading and biostabilization, outfall stabilization, rock grade control, rock toe protection, rock outfall protection, pipe replacement, and roadway pavement improvements.
Provide park bridge and deer creek stabilization project. The scope of work includes bridge removal and the regrading and biostabilization of approximately 100 LF of channel bank and outfall stabilization of one existing outfall. The work includes a rock grade control, rock toe protection, rock outfall protection, pipe replacement, roadway pavement, and related improvements in the city.
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107707
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109
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18,480
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48 / 100
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Coops:Frequently procures through Sourcewell and Missouri statewide cooperative programs; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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Flock Group, Inc. at City of Creve Coeur
Effective: Jun 9, 2023Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This contract outlines the provision of Flock Safety's hardware and software solutions, including Falcon LPR cameras and FlockOS, to MO - Creve Coeur PD by Flock Group Inc. The Master Services Agreement, effective June 9, 2023, details the general terms, while a primary Order Form (Exhibit A) establishes an initial 60-month term for services, with a Year 1 cost of $19,450.00 and an annual recurring cost of $17,500.00, leading to a total contract value of $89,450.00 over five years. The services include the supply of Flock Safety Falcon devices and related professional implementation services. This main agreement is supported by a City Resolution dated July 10, 2023. An earlier, separate Additional Services Agreement also details services for a 24-month term with different costs.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Creve Coeur
City of Creve Coeur Energy and Environment Committee Minutes
Date: Apr 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee engaged in a discussion regarding the Green Cities Challenge, focusing on sustainability strategies, policy implementation, and resources available for resident inquiries. Key topics included the benefits of native plants and pollinator-friendly practices such as low-mow periods. Planning for the Arbor Day event was a primary focus, specifically regarding educational materials for battery disposal and staffing for the event booth. Furthermore, the committee explored waste management initiatives, including potential paint recycling events and the acquisition of a glass recycling container.
City of Creve Coeur Energy and Environment Committee Meeting Minutes
Date: Jul 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee meeting focused on several sustainability and community initiatives. Key discussion topics included the Green Cities Challenge, specifically the establishment of regulations for glass recycling bins, and preparations for an upcoming native plant presentation. The committee reviewed a draft newsletter article regarding fuel-efficient driving tips, discussed upcoming community events such as an electronics recycling drive, and reviewed a recommendation for a documentary on agricultural topics.
City of Creve Coeur City Council Regular Meeting
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Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Creve Coeur?
The City Administrator manages day-to-day procurement for the City of Creve Coeur, while department directors initiate departmental purchases and the Mayor and City Council provide oversight and approval per Chapter 140 of the municipal code.
Where does City of Creve Coeur post bids and RFPs?
City of Creve Coeur posts bids and RFPs on its official Bids & Quotes web page and distributes notices via the CivicEngage 'Notify Me' e-notification subscription; the City's Business hub also links to active solicitations and procurement resources.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Creve Coeur?
Vendors register by creating a CivicEngage account and subscribing to the City of Creve Coeur 'Bids & Quotes' e-notification list through the Notify Me portal; subscriptions send email alerts whenever invitations to bid are posted on the City's bids page.
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Date: Oct 26, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council discussed the upcoming municipal election, approved budget amendments for the General, Enterprise, and Sewer Lateral Funds, and reviewed an ordinance regarding code amendments. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the temporary relocation plan for city operations due to the Government Center Reconstruction Project, including authorization for administrative space leasing and an intergovernmental agreement for municipal court facilities with the City of Olivette. Additionally, the council approved site development plans for projects within the Olia Village district, reviewed the first-quarter financial report, and received updates on landscape buffers and future zoning applications.
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What products and services does City of Creve Coeur procure?
City of Creve Coeur commonly procures public works infrastructure, parks and recreation maintenance, fleet and equipment, professional services (engineering, legal), utility services, and solid waste/recycling services under the authorities established in Chapter 140 of the municipal code.
Does City of Creve Coeur use cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts?
Chapter 140 authorizes City of Creve Coeur to contract with the State or other governmental entities and to participate in cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts. Cooperative agreements valued at $25,000 or more require City Council approval; those under $25,000 may be approved by the City Administrator.
What vendor requirements does City of Creve Coeur publish for vendors?
Chapter 140 authorizes the City of Creve Coeur to require a performance bond in an amount sufficient to secure contract performance. Specific bonding, insurance, licensing, and other vendor requirements are specified in each solicitation posted on the City's Bids & Quotes page.
How does City of Creve Coeur approve procurement contracts and awards?
Chapter 140 sets approval authorities: department directors finalize purchases up to $2,499; purchases $2,500–$7,499 require at least three informal written bids; contracts and change orders $25,000 or more require City Council approval. The City Administrator approves agreements and change orders under $25,000 per delegated authority.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Creve Coeur?
Vendors can find City of Creve Coeur procurement policies and standard contract terms in Chapter 140 (Finances) of the municipal code on eCode360, which covers bid thresholds, informal and formal bid procedures, award authority, emergency purchases, change orders, bonding, and cooperative purchasing.
What supplier diversity or local vendor preference programs does City of Creve Coeur use?
Chapter 140 establishes a tiered local‑vendor preference for the City of Creve Coeur: Creve Coeur vendors first, Missouri vendors second, and American vendors third. The City's Bids & Quotes page also lists environmentally friendly buying preferences favoring certifications such as EPEAT, Energy Star, FSC, Green Seal, and USDA Organic.