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Aug 12, 2026
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Aug 27, 2026
Work shall include but not necessarily be limited to: demolition of existing high expansion foam fire suppression systems & components. Install lightning protection systems. Repair fire suppression systems. Repair electrical, comm, roof, plumbing and mechanical as required during removal of old systems and installation of new systems. Conventional design & construction methods will be utilized.
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Aug 27, 2026
The City of Klamath Falls is soliciting bids for ORANG B219 UPGRADES TO LIGHTNING & FIRE PROTECTION at the Crater Lake–Klamath Falls Airport. The work includes removing the existing high-expansion foam system and replacing the existing lightning-protection system; the fire-protection upgrades do not require alteration to the existing fire utility service, only the lightning-protection improvements require civil consideration, and conventional design and construction methods will be used. The Bid Express listing identifies this as an upcoming construction solicitation rather than a grant program, with the deadline displayed as 08/27/2026 09:00 PM UTC.
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Closes
Aug 27, 2026
The City of Klamath Falls is soliciting bids for ORANG B219 UPGRADES TO LIGHTNING & FIRE PROTECTION at the Crater Lake–Klamath Falls Airport. The work includes removing the existing high-expansion foam system and replacing the existing lightning-protection system; the fire-protection upgrades do not require alteration to the existing fire utility service, only the lightning-protection improvements require civil consideration, and conventional design and construction methods will be used. The Bid Express listing identifies this as an upcoming construction solicitation rather than a grant program, with the deadline displayed as 08/27/2026 09:00 PM UTC.
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Census ID
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173661
Employee FTE
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152.3
Population
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22,111
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Klamath Falls
The council discussed several items including a work session on short-term rentals and executive sessions regarding real estate and labor negotiations. Presentations included service certificates and a proclamation for recovery month. Extensive public comment was received regarding a downtown traffic signal test, museum funding, and pedestrian safety. Key legislative actions included an annexation ordinance, updates to downtown parking district codes, and a new ordinance regarding tobacco retail licensing buffer zones. Additional approvals were granted for an airfield construction contract, a text amendment for short-term rental permits, and a franchise agreement for a gas utility. The council also supported federal legislation on PFAS liability protection and authorized a property transaction, alongside the approval of a public outreach event for overdose awareness.
The City Council held a meeting covering various agenda items, including a presentation by the Kruise of Klamath Association and public comments regarding the Equity Task Force resolution. Significant discussions occurred regarding a franchise agreement for Lightspeed Networks and a proposed ban on psilocybin service centers, with staff directed to draft reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions instead of an outright ban. The Council authorized a construction contract change order for the Campus and Daggett Roundabout project, approved a contract for the 3rd Street Geothermal Pipeline replacement, and executed an MOU for water resale to assist residents with dry wells. Furthermore, the Council adopted an updated investment policy, approved supplemental budget adjustments, provided a letter of support for the Klamath Irrigation District's infrastructure modernization grant, and selected legislative priorities for the upcoming session.
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The council approved the consent agenda, which included a board appointment to the Parks Advisory Board. A public hearing was held regarding a liquor license application for Sizzlin Downtown Buffet, resulting in a positive referral to the OLCC. The council authorized a contract change order for the Oregon Air National Guard Repair Aircraft Shelter B325 project. Furthermore, the meeting featured a quarterly status update on the Main and Esplanade Redevelopment project and a discussion concerning coordination for emergency access to the Link River Trail and Moore Park.
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