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Oct 2, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Seeking qualified firms to provide CEI services including construction administration, testing, and inspection for a federally funded project for the construction of new sidewalks and pedestrian improvements.
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Sep 30, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Work under this contract will include construction of a stream and wetland restoration, stormwater outfall modifications, earthen embankment and water control structure, retaining walls, greenway trail, maintenance path, pedestrian plazas, and hardscaped areas.
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Oct 29, 2026
Request for Qualifications for On-Call Professional Services from qualified Engineering firms for the City of Durham, Environmental & Street Services Department.
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208963
Employee FTE
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2,823
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305,561
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This Master Services Agreement between Paymentus Corporation and Durham, North Carolina, establishes the provision of electronic bill payment services to the city's residents and commercial clients. The agreement details service scope, compensation via a transactional fee schedule (Exhibit A), payment processing methods, general service conditions, and mutual indemnification. The contract has an initial term of five years from the service launch date, with options for up to three additional one-year renewals. Fees are primarily per-transaction, with specific rates for different payment types and additional charges for items like chargebacks and notification usage.
This is a one-year Support and License Agreement between the City of Durham (Licensee) and Tyler Technologies, Inc., MUNIS Division (Licensor), effective from 2013-08-04 to 2014-08-03. The agreement covers licensing and support services for various MUNIS software products, for which the Licensee agrees to pay $315,893.29. The document details the scope of the agreement, payment terms, covered products, license provisions, and specific terms and conditions for support, including limitations of liability and responsibilities of both parties.
This document outlines a Support and License Agreement between the City of Durham (Licensee) and Tyler Technologies, Inc., MUNIS Division (Licensor). The agreement is effective from August 4, 2011, until August 3, 2012, covering licensing and support for a list of MUNIS software products. The total payment for these services is $290,820.08, due upon execution, with provisions for additional charges for non-covered services. The contract also details specific terms and conditions related to software use, support, and general legal aspects.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Durham
The committee discussed adjustments to the agenda, specifically regarding neighborhood meeting guidelines. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the State Legislation Omnibus, which includes updates to UDO articles, technical revisions in response to legislative updates, and changes to administrative processes. Key discussion points included Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA) requirements, specifically the distinction between textual and graphical development plans and their respective TIA obligations for larger versus smaller projects. The committee also touched upon the definition of 'interpreter' in administrative decisions and current regulations regarding glazing in commercial and mixed-use developments.
The work session covered several key topics, including board and committee updates regarding public safety, street lighting, and carbon emissions reduction, as well as the bike and pedestrian advisory commission activities. The council discussed the homeless strategic framework and upcoming presentations for the Durham Cultural Roadmap. Members also highlighted the recurrence of the Garmin Marathon Series in the city and addressed an incident involving entry denial at the Zafa Temple. Public comments focused on health and safety concerns related to a homeless encampment near a local school, and noise nuisance complaints regarding a specific business establishment. Administrative business included various committee appointments and the review of departmental items such as infrastructure projects and capital investment agreements.
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The meeting included the presentation of a proclamation for National Night Out and the announcement of a partnership with the Crayons to Calculators program to support local schools and fight poverty. The council discussed various administrative items, such as board appointments, bid reports, and infrastructure contracts. Public hearings were held to address text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance and specific zoning map changes for Fayetteville Street and the Chamberlain subdivision.
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