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Nov 4, 2026
Nov 25, 2026
Louisville Metro Government is seeking a facility to house isolation patients unable to be isolated in their home.
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Nov 4, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
To provide shelf-ready adult non-fiction, adult fiction, juvenile and teen fiction, juvenile and teen non-fiction, trade paperback, mass-market paperbacks, board books, children’s picture books, children’s paperbacks, graphic novels, foreign language, bilingual, large type books and serial monographs for the patrons of Louisville Free Public Library System (LFPL). Selected Respondent will provide fully cataloged and processed books with corresponding bibliographic and item record linking for books ordered.
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Nov 2, 2026
Nov 23, 2026
Work includes construction of a new gymnasium. Complete construction of the new gymnasium and associated work as shown in the plans and specifications. Work may include site preparation and earthwork; installation of new utility connections (including water, sewer, electrical, and data as required); concrete foundations and flatwork; structural framing; roofing systems; exterior and interior walls; windows and doors; and interior finishes such as flooring, carpentry, and related architectural elements. The project also includes mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems; masonry work; accessibility features compliant with applicable ADA standards; and coordination.
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5,639
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772,144
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72 / 100
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This contract formalizes the agreement between Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Government and Charles Taylor TPA for Third Party Claims Administration services concerning Metro's self-insured Workers' Compensation Program. The contract is effective from January 1, 2023, for an initial term of twelve months, with the option for up to four additional twelve-month renewals, potentially extending to December 31, 2027. Charles Taylor TPA will provide comprehensive claims management, including claim evaluation, case management, payment processing, reporting, and cost containment, for an initial Not-to-Exceed amount of $333,540.00 for the first year, plus additional variable fees for various services.
This document serves as a contract renewal letter from Louisville Metro Government to Charles Taylor TPA for the 'Third Party Claims Administration-Self-Insured Workers Compensation Program' (Contract ID Scoo000983). The renewal extends the contract for one year, from January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024, after its original expiration on December 31, 2023. All existing terms and conditions remain unchanged, with three renewal periods still available. The letter also addresses vendor compliance with the Revenue Commission and specifies invoicing requirements, emphasizing the need for both the contract number and a purchase order number.
This document is a renewal request letter from Louisville Metro Government to Charles Taylor TPA for the Third Party Claims Administration-Self-Insured Workers Compensation Program (Contract SCoo0oo983). The letter proposes renewing the contract for one year, from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025, with all existing terms and conditions remaining in effect. It also reminds the vendor of compliance requirements, such as being current with the Revenue Commission, and the necessity of including contract and purchase order numbers on invoices.
This document is a formal request from Louisville Metro Government (LMG) to Charles Taylor TPA to renew contract SCooooo983, for Third Party Claims Administration-Self-Insured Workers Compensation Program. The current contract expires on December 31, 2025, and LMG proposes to renew it for one year, from January 1, 2026, until December 30, 2026. All existing terms and conditions will remain in effect, and this renewal utilizes one of the remaining renewal periods. The letter outlines the process for the vendor to accept the renewal, emphasizing the need for a signed form, W-9, certificate of insurance, and proper inclusion of contract and purchase order numbers on all invoices.
This Statement of Work details the engagement of Jason Kozey as a UKG Dimensions Consultant for Louisville Metro Government. The work involves performing multiple tasks relevant to the UKG Dimensions Project, commencing on July 1, 2024. The contract specifies an hourly billing rate of $159/hour for up to 2,000 hours of effort, resulting in a total associated cost of $318,000, plus travel expenses. This SOW operates under the terms of a master contract, RFP 1083.6, with Montgomery County Public Schools.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government
The committee reviewed and approved three ordinances. The first ordinance authorized a budget transfer of funds for District 1 general operations. The second ordinance facilitated the Louisville Metro Revenue Commission's transition to mandatory electronic filing for taxpayers submitting 10 or more annual returns, aimed at modernizing tax administration and reducing processing costs. The third ordinance involved the reallocation of American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds from completed projects to the main library's capital project for an accessible entrance, ensuring full expenditure of federal funds by the required deadline.
The meeting provided an update on the Vision Zero transportation safety initiative, highlighting the goal of zero roadway deaths by 2050. The discussion covered the Safe System approach, the high injury network assessment, the complete streets program, and the speed management plan. Additionally, details were shared regarding upcoming World Day of Remembrance events, and committee members discussed implementation strategies for speed management, including the use of speed tables and data analysis for road safety improvements.
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The committee held a special discussion on odor control efforts within West and Central Louisville, led by the Louisville Metropolitan Sewer District. This included a detailed examination of catch basin issues, funding mechanisms, and potential future projects. Additionally, the committee recommended approval for a resolution to honor Mr. Edgardo Mansilla by naming a street intersection after him, and approved a sole source contract for emergency medical services materials with the American Heart Association, Inc.
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