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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP), on behalf of the Bridging Neighborhood Department, requests proposals for board-up and trash-out services. The work includes property assessment, clean-out, junk removal, and board-up services at multiple locations for a period of two years. The solicitation is an open RFP with submissions due October 16, 2026, at 2:00 PM EDT.
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Sep 18, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
The City of Detroit posted an open notice concerning the Intent to Sole Source Standard Layout Template under solicitation SS 545998. The notice signals the City's intent to award to a single pre-identified supplier rather than conduct an open competition. Responses are due September 25, 2026, and the notice is a procurement solicitation rather than a grant program.
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Sep 18, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
The City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement (OCP), on behalf of the Office of Sustainability, requests proposals from qualified respondents for technical or professional services supporting development of the Resilient Neighborhoods: Extreme Weather Mitigation Strategy. The engagement is for a period of two years and requires a technical proposal, pricing, and forms and certifications. The portal classifies the opportunity as an RFP for consulting services and notes that the project is grant funded; it is not presented as a grant program.
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166817
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10,720
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649,095
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This document is Amendment Agreement No. 1 to Contract No. 2894951 between the City of Detroit and Tyler Technologies. It modifies the scope of services, compensation, and project timeline of the original contract. The amendment increases the total contract compensation from $7,076,115.00 to $8,513,815.00 and extends the project completion dates, with appraisal values effective as of December 31, 2017. The services involve real property appraisal data verification, sketch conversion, and valuation.
This document is Amendment No. 2 to Contract Purchase Agreement No. 6003725 between the City of Detroit's Department of Innovation & Technology and Oracle America, Inc. It significantly increases the contract value by $7,022,741.71, bringing the new total to $10,683,241.09, and extends the contract duration to January 16, 2030. The amendment includes new and renewed Oracle Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) modules and Oracle Cloud services.
This contract outlines an agreement between the City of Detroit Fire Department and Tyler Technologies, Inc. for the provision of a Fire Inspection and Billing System. The system includes mobile inspection, invoicing, billing services, and integrated functionality for fire code management and pre-fire planning. The contract term is for three years, starting September 17, 2024, with a total compensation of $298,308.00.
This document details a non-standard procurement request for the renewal of an essential asset management software license for the City of Detroit, citing integration needs and data continuity. A Purchase Order (PO 3077840) is issued to AtomAI Solutions Inc. for $184,000.00, covering the annual license renewal for FY25, effective from July 27, 2024, to July 26, 2025.
This document primarily details a Software System Contract (No. 6006072) between the City of Detroit and Granicus, LLC for a GovDelivery Mass Communication System. The contract outlines the provision of a SaaS solution for multichannel digital communications, including email and SMS. The initial term is three years with an option for two additional years. Compensation for the initial term is a maximum of $404,888.48, with an optional extension maximum of $712,560.48. The document also includes an amendment to a separate contract (No. 6002433) with DocuSign Inc., increasing its value to $928,960.00 and extending its term, and a new Contract Purchase Agreement (No. 6006695) with CARAHSOFT TECHNOLOGY CORP for $1,300,000.00 for DocuSign services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Detroit
The committee held a public hearing regarding the establishment of an Obsolete Property Rehabilitation District for North Corktown HQ LLC. Unfinished business included the status of a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone for Corktown Development LLC, a request for an ordinance on Good Faith In Housing, and reports regarding Detroit at Work. New business included the approval of a contract amendment with National Consulting Services for the City's Home Investors Loan Program, and a discussion regarding the sale of city-owned properties on Joy Road.
The committee reviewed numerous legislative and administrative items, including legal memoranda regarding police oversight and municipal risk management, and ordinance amendments covering fire prevention, stormwater management, and environmental sustainability codes. Discussions involved authorizations for various federal grant applications, approval of demolition contracts, and requests for alley vacations and utility easements. Additionally, the committee addressed regulatory frameworks for short-term rentals, launched the Community Blight Court Initiative, and held hearings on dangerous buildings, resulting in multiple demolition orders.
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The committee addressed several agenda items, including the status of DACC Data-Improvement Commitments and questions regarding in-housing media buying services. Discussions were held concerning two contracts for freeway litter clean-up services, which were tabled for two weeks. New business included the approval of a petition for the Detroit-Dearborn Community Block Party and the introduction of an ordinance regarding special event licenses and temporary use permits for the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Additionally, the committee authorized the acceptance and appropriation of a grant for the Clemente Park Inclusive Play Area.
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