Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Hoquiam.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 29, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Furnish a fire sprinkler system for the Hoquiam Fire Department Station No. 2.
Posted
Oct 29, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
Furnish a fire alarm system for the Hoquiam Fire Department Station No. 2.
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Nov 20, 2026
project includes approx. 4.9 m of new concrete, sheet pile, earthen and raised road levees.
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Census ID
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184249
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
87
Population
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8,710
Procurement Difficulty Score
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41 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Hoquiam
The council held public hearings on 2027-2028 revenue projections and a utility rate discount program. Key business included authorizing a contract for towing services, approving the purchase of a timber parcel adjacent to the city landfill, and authorizing a FEMA BRIC grant agreement and a Public Works Board grant for the Broadway Road project. The council adopted an ordinance authorizing bonds for a new fire truck and approved various surplus declarations for police equipment. Additionally, the council approved agreements for a franchise, an ordinance update for critical areas, and a vendor name change, while also addressing a sunset clause.
The City Council meeting included the approval of several administrative and contractual items, such as affiliation agreements with Pierce College and the Hoquiam Fire Department, and the hiring of the Brycer Advisory Group. Discussion topics included updates on community cleanup initiatives, upcoming Independence Day celebrations, and various municipal infrastructure projects, including the Levee Street Project, the Pellet Plant, Broadway Guardrail and Safety improvements, Musical Park instruments, and Chevron Park veteran signs. The Council also adopted several resolutions authorizing grant funding and declaring personal property as surplus, approved memoranda of understanding regarding the Police Chief, authorized real estate listing agreements for surplus properties, and initiated a review of the signage code by the Planning Commission.
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The meeting addressed the retirement and recognition of the Police Chief and the appointment of an Interim Police Chief. The Council approved the design contract for the Beacon Hill Water Reservoir and the contract for the Levee Street Roadways Improvement Project. An ordinance regarding zoning code updates was passed. Additionally, the Council scheduled a public hearing for the 6-year street plan, discussed parking initiatives for local businesses, and received updates on local business developments.
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