City of Lebanon, IN - 2027 Annual Supply Bids
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Unit Price Material and Operations Supply for the following: 1. ASPHALT 2. STONE & SAND 3. CONCRETE 4. GRASS SEEDING
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Posted
Oct 14, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Unit Price Material and Operations Supply for the following: 1. ASPHALT 2. STONE & SAND 3. CONCRETE 4. GRASS SEEDING
Posted
Oct 3, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
Develop, design, construct, operate and transfer a new educational and training facility (the "Facility") intended to provide hands-on education and training for the life sciences.
Posted
Jul 24, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Project consists of removal of existing storm sewer infrastructure and the installation of new storm sewer improvements to enhance drainage performance. Installation of storm sewer beneath an active CSX railroad corridor will use jack and bore construction methods to avoid disruption to railroad operations. Roadway will be reconstructed on state road 39 after the installation of the new storm sewer. Additional improvements include grading to establish positive drainage and the construction of new storm sewer end sections and headwalls.
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Census ID
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194674
Population
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17,913
Procurement Hell Score
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Lebanon
The commission held a special meeting to review and approve brick choices for a facade project at 121 South Meridian Street. The commission evaluated four proposed brick options: Sandrock, Titan, Black Satin, and Nightfall. After discussion and reviewing cut sheets for the options, the commission voted to approve the use of Sandrock for the project.
The meeting featured department updates regarding operations, training, and ongoing projects. The Police Department reported on calls for service, arrests, and various officer training courses completed. The Fire Department provided statistics on emergency calls, safety training, fire prevention week activities, and progress updates on a new station and equipment. Parks and Recreation discussed tree work, trail closures, community events, and volunteering efforts. The Engineering department detailed various city projects, including street lighting initiatives, infrastructure reconstruction, utility relocations, and progress on trail development. The Planning Department reported on building inspections, permit issuances for residential and commercial projects, and ongoing code enforcement activities.
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The council discussed budgetary constraints and challenges, specifically focusing on pay raise proposals for the police and fire departments. Debate occurred regarding the implementation of competitive base adjustments and pay parity between departments, given limited budget resources. The council examined recruitment challenges facing the police department and the impact of department pay scales compared to other Boone County agencies. Alternative compensation methods, such as signing bonuses, were proposed as potential solutions for future consideration. The meeting highlighted the difficulty of balancing competing department needs while maintaining fiscal responsibility.
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