Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Hampden County Registry of Deeds.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
Removal and replacement of existing hazardous-location lighting systems at three (3) wastewater pump stations.
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Census ID
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999099
Population
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464,151
Procurement Difficulty Score
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hampden County Registry of Deeds
This Watershed Work Plan for the Powdermill Brook Watershed, developed by the Hampden Soil Conservation District and the City of Westfield, outlines a five-year strategy for flood prevention and watershed protection. The plan incorporates land treatment measures and structural improvements, including floodwater retarding structures and a multiple-purpose floodwater retarding-fish and wildlife enhancement structure. The primary objective is to significantly reduce floodwater damages and enhance ecological resources within the watershed.
The meeting of the stockholders of the Ludlow Manufacturing Company involved discussions and votes regarding the taking of lands, rights, and privileges as authorized by the statutes of Massachusetts, specifically Chapter 200 of the Acts of 1889. The corporation ratified the taking of land, water rights, rights of way, and other easements for purposes set forth in the meeting. The treasurer was authorized to file and record a description of the land, water rights, rights of way, and other easements taken by the corporation, ensuring accurate identification and detailing the purposes for which they were taken. The company also addressed the maintenance and inspection of its dams, including the treatment of vegetation growing from the abutment masonry joints.
The town meeting addressed concerns related to the dam on the Westfield River, including its condition and necessary repairs. Discussions involved potential alterations or repairs to ensure the structure's stability and safety. The town also considered the removal of trees and brush obstructing the river and voted on extending Horton's dam, contingent on the New Haven and Northampton Company raising its railroad bridge. Additionally, there were deliberations on constructing a new dyke and addressing damages from land and building acquisitions related to the river.
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