Synthetic turf conversion. Removal and disposal of existing natural infield, soil grading, and site preparation. Installation of appropriate base, drainage, and edging systems. Supply and installation of synthetic turf system(s) suitable for competitive softball play. Any associated infill, seaming, and field marking/logo work as applicable. Restoration of any disturbed areas adjacent to the infields.
Synthetic turf conversion. Removal and disposal of existing natural infield, soil grading, and site preparation. Installation of appropriate base, drainage, and edging systems. Supply and installation of synthetic turf system(s) suitable for competitive softball play. Any associated infill, seaming, and field marking/logo work as applicable. Restoration of any disturbed areas adjacent to the infields.
Supply and deliver complete electromagnetic flowmeter systems (magmeters) including flow sensors, remote transmitters, interconnecting signal cabling, grounding rings, custom transmitter sunshields, and all associated shipping charges.
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Census ID
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175727
Population
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13,113
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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AI Adoption Score
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ConservativeEarly Adopter
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Sole Source:If sale is less than $25,000, use sole source.
Coops:Frequently procures through Sourcewell; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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City of Crossville shows no evidence of awarding sole source above $25,000 and adheres to competitive bidding for larger buys. Deprioritize this path and pivot to cooperative contracts for speed and compliance.
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The commission conducted a public hearing on annexations for Canary Drive and Lantana Road, followed by a regular meeting. Key actions included the approval of final plats and associated variances for the Stepp Property, Rhonda Potter Division, and Cook Road Phase II. Site plans were approved for the Cook Road Salon and a Stonepeak addition. The commission recommended that the City Council approve a special tap fee option for a water line extension on Peachtree Drive and approved plans of services for the aforementioned annexations. Additionally, the commission denied a request for a preliminary plat for the Old Mail Road Townhomes due to a lack of representation.
City Of Crossville Planning Commission Special Called Meeting
Date: Aug 20, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The commission reviewed and approved a variance and the final plat for the Threet - Bryson Division, which involved a proposed two-lot subdivision on Tax Map 126 Parcel 53.00. The discussion centered on road access requirements for the proposed lots and the management of an existing ingress/egress/utility easement.
City of Crossville City Council City Council Minutes
Key Contacts
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Crossville.
Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Crossville?
The City Manager is the statutory purchasing agent for the City of Crossville and handles day-to-day procurement; department directors submit requisitions while the City Council provides oversight (Mayor RJ Crawford, Mayor Pro‑Tem Art Gernt, councilmembers Mike Turner, Mark A. Fox, James Mayberry).
Where does City of Crossville post bids and RFPs?
City of Crossville posts official bids, RFPs, bid tabulations, and award results on the City Bids page: https://crossvilletn.gov/administration/bids/. The City links vendor subscription services via Vendor Registry and is migrating vendor subscriptions to BidNet Direct for notices.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Crossville?
Vendors register to receive City of Crossville solicitations via the Vendor Registry portal linked from the City Bids page; the City is migrating vendor subscriptions to BidNet Direct for notification and subscription management.
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Date: Jul 14, 2026
Type: Meeting mention
The City Council conducted a public hearing regarding the Plan of Services review for local annexations. During the meeting, the Council addressed various administrative and project-related items, including the appointment of a member to the Tree Board and a report from the Chamber of Commerce. Several financial and project matters were approved, such as a letter of credit extension for Halstead Drive, a close-out change order for force main crossings, a change order for the Greenway project, and a resolution for interstate welcome signs. The Council also voted to modify parking arrangements on East Street, approved an RFP for an Urban Forester, renewed the Granicus Services Agreement, and passed first readings for ordinances regarding data center regulations and end-of-year budget adjustments. Additionally, a de-annexation request was tabled, and a status update was provided for the Fire Station #1 renovation.
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What products and services does City of Crossville procure?
The City of Crossville procures municipal products and services including street and utility materials, fleet and vehicles, public‑safety supplies, parks and recreation equipment, contracted construction/trade services, professional services (engineering, audit, legal), and IT/office services under its purchasing procedures.
How does City of Crossville approve procurement contracts and awards?
The City Manager acts as the purchasing agent for daily procurement, and City Council approves contracts and awards that meet or exceed the municipal competitive‑bidding thresholds (starting at $2,500 per Sections 5‑604/5‑605). Council agendas and minutes are published on the city's Legistar calendar.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Crossville?
Vendors can find procurement policies and standard terms in the Crossville Municipal Code — Chapter 6 / Title 5 (Municipal Purchasing Procedures) on American Legal Publishing; the Code designates the City Manager as purchasing agent and sets competitive‑bidding thresholds (starting at $2,500).