Rehabilitation services for Primary Clarifier #1 and Secondary Clarifier #1, including steel and concrete floor rehabilitation, at the Water Resource Recovery Facility for the City of Essex Junction.
The contract generally includes the following work items at the Water Resource Recovery Facility located at 35 Cascade Street in the City of Essex Junction: Primary Clarifier #1 • All steel in immersion including walls, rake arms and any miscellaneous piping. This does not include the steel-effluent channels. • Concrete Floors in immersion including grout injection to stop water infiltration, resurfacing, and lining. ADD ALTERNATE A • Add all atmospheric steel on Primary Clarifier #1. See Specification Section (2.02.B.) Secondary Clarifier #1 • All steel in immersion including drum, rake arms and any miscellaneous piping.
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Census ID
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176547
Employee FTE
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43
Population
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10,921
Procurement Hell Score
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63 / 100
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Sole Source:Lead as a unique professional service; work with the department and City Manager to prep a justification for City Council approval.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Essex Junction
City Of Essex Junction City Council Regular Meeting
Date: Sep 9, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council discussed and adopted amendments to Municipal Code Chapter 8 regarding motor vehicle regulation enforcement, specifically concerning park street striping and the installation of a new stop sign. Additionally, the council authorized the use of funds from the Economic Development Fund for a rebranding project involving new city signs. Other actions included the appointment of a new member to the Police Community Advisory Board and discussions held in executive session regarding personnel and potential contractual matters.
Essex Junction City Council Regular Meeting
Date: Aug 26, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council discussed the recommendation of a new Deputy Health Officer and received an update on the city's new logo rollout, including plans for website and signage updates. Additionally, a new mission, value, and goal statement for city departments was reviewed. Action was taken on the Park Street Complete Street Improvements project, with the council authorizing a contract for road striping and scheduling a public hearing for related ordinance amendments. The meeting also included executive sessions to discuss a personnel contract and confidential attorney-client communications regarding litigation.
City Of Essex Junction City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
Key Contacts
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Essex Junction.
Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Essex Junction?
The City Manager, designated Procurement Agents, Department Heads, and the Finance Department manage procurement for City of Essex Junction under the City's Purchasing Policy. Procurement Agents handle routine purchases, Finance maintains vendor documentation, and the City Council retains delegated approval authority for higher-value awards.
Where does City of Essex Junction post bids and RFPs?
City of Essex Junction posts Invitations to Bid and RFPs on the City website's News & Initiatives 'Invitation to Bid' page. Each solicitation explains how to obtain contract documents (plan-holder lists/SharePoint) and specifies the required proposal submission method and location.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Essex Junction?
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Date: Aug 12, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Council meeting involved a resolution of appreciation for Erna Deutsch and an interview for a vacancy on the Police Community Advisory Board. Key discussions included a briefing from the Police Department regarding recruitment challenges, the implementation of a crime reduction team, and an overview of 2026 crime statistics. The Police Community Advisory Board presented their annual work plan and community engagement strategy. A legislative update was provided on new acts affecting housing, planning, zoning, and municipal governance. The Council accepted a grant for Cascade Park, approved a bonfire permit, and received an update from the City Manager regarding tax bills and recent emergency services activity. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding the appointment of public officials.
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Vendors complete registration by submitting the City of Essex Junction vendor/peddling permit form where applicable or by providing required documentation to the Department Head or Finance Department. Finance maintains onboarding requirements, and solicitations or the issuing department state any project-specific registration steps.
What products and services does City of Essex Junction procure?
City of Essex Junction procures municipal assets and supplies, professional services, public property improvements and construction, recurring services, and emergency repairs. The Purchasing Policy specifically lists legal, financial, auditing, information technology, insurance, assessing, and policing services among common procurement categories.
Does City of Essex Junction use cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts?
The City of Essex Junction Purchasing Policy authorizes purchases through State bids or other qualified governmental agency bids and allows the City Manager or designee to join cooperative or piggyback contracts when in the City's best interest. Departments must follow the policy's approval and documentation requirements when doing so.
What procurement requirements does City of Essex Junction publish for vendors?
City of Essex Junction requires departments to obtain vendor documentation and, for federally funded procurements, follows federal cost/price analysis (2 CFR §200.324) and bonding rules (2 CFR §200.326). Solicitations specify project-specific insurance, bonding, licensing, or other compliance terms vendors must meet.
How does City of Essex Junction approve procurement contracts and awards?
The City of Essex Junction Purchasing Policy sets approval thresholds: Procurement Agents may approve purchases up to $15,000; the City Manager approves $15,000–$75,000; amounts over $75,000 require City Council approval. The policy also describes emergency purchase delegation and routes bid protests to the City Manager with appeals to Council.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Essex Junction?
Vendors can find City of Essex Junction's procurement rules in the signed Purchasing Policy PDF on the City website (Purchasing_Policy_Approved_041626_-_signed.pdf). The policy contains purchasing thresholds, records-retention, bid protest procedures, and federal/state procurement guidance.
What supplier diversity or local vendor preference programs does City of Essex Junction use?
City of Essex Junction's Purchasing Policy requires consideration of qualified small, minority-owned, veteran-owned, women-owned, and labor-surplus area firms when federal funds are used, referencing the six actions in 2 CFR §200.321. This supplier-diversity consideration applies to federally funded procurements.