The City of Livonia is requesting quotes for a Minnich barrel mount sprayer with a gas-powered vibrator. This is a one-time equipment purchase, with delivery due November 13, 2026. Nonlocal vendors must include delivery costs in their quotes.
The project scope involves soliciting bids to supply and deliver aggregate materials—including road gravel, slag, stone, limestone, natural sand, mortar sand, and crushed concrete—in various quantities on an "as needed" basis to support public works requirements.
Sole Source:If sale is less than $3,000, use sole source.
Coops:Frequently procures through MiDEAL and other MITN-accessible cooperatives; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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City of Livonia uses cooperative purchasing and relies on MITN and MiDEAL to bypass the local sealed bid process when permissible. Reach out to your Starbridge contact to gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Livonia
Livonia City Council Study Meeting
Date: Oct 12, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council conducted a study session that included significant public comment regarding the city's use of the Flock automated license plate surveillance system, with residents requesting independent civilian oversight and a public review of the program. The council also provided updates on the upcoming city budget voting process and reviewed a waiver petition submitted for a new residential development that involves constructing seven attached multi-family ranch-style dwellings and two single-family homes at the intersection of 7 Mile Road and Floral Street.
Livonia Planning Commission Public Hearings And Regular Meeting
Date: Oct 13, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Planning Commission conducted a public hearing regarding a petition to rezone a property at 15150 Levan Road from C1 Local Business to C2 General Business to facilitate the development of an electric vehicle charging station. The discussion involved a presentation by planning staff, feedback from municipal departments regarding utility and safety requirements, and inquiries from commission members to the petitioners about operating hours, capacity, and usage. Additionally, representatives from a local civic association presented resident concerns regarding the proposed rezoning and development.
Livonia City Council Regular Meeting
Key Contacts
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William KeppenAssistant Superintendent of Parks and Recreation
Frequently asked questions
Where does City of Livonia post bids and RFPs?
City of Livonia posts bids and RFPs on its City Bids portal and through the Michigan Intergovernmental Trade Network (MITN/BidNet), as noted on the City's Bid Process page. Vendors should register on MITN/BidNet and sign into the City Bids portal to view and respond to solicitations.
How do vendors register with City of Livonia for bids and RFPs?
Vendors register for City of Livonia solicitations by creating an account on MITN/BidNet via the City's Bid Process page; local contractors may also submit the City of Livonia Contractor Registration form (PDF). Use the City Bids portal sign‑in to access and respond to postings.
What products and services does City of Livonia procure?
The City of Livonia's Finance Department purchases supplies, materials, equipment, and other articles used by City departments, including public‑works and construction‑related goods and services. These broad procurement categories are described in the City Charter and the City's Bid Process guidance.
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Date: Oct 12, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The Council meeting featured extensive audience communication regarding several issues. Citizens addressed concerns about the banning of a resident from city facilities, questioning the legality and fairness of the action. Other topics included a request for the city to adopt a 'leave the leaves' initiative to support biodiversity, complaints about unfair code enforcement fines during a house repair, concerns about the environmental impact of a new car wash near a historical cemetery, and general commentary on city policies and political issues. Council members managed the audience communication process, ensuring comments adhered to meeting rules.
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Does City of Livonia use cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts?
City of Livonia participates in the Michigan Intergovernmental Trade Network (MITN) e‑Procurement system, a multi‑agency cooperative purchasing vehicle referenced on the City's Bid Process page. Vendors should consult MITN listings and the City's bid instructions for cooperative purchasing opportunities and procedures.
What vendor requirements does City of Livonia publish for bidders?
City of Livonia's Bid Process page and Contractor Registration form require proof of insurance (Form 1304A) and collection of contractor licensing, federal ID, and workers' compensation/insurance details; each solicitation's bid documents list specific insurance, bonding, and licensing requirements.
Where can vendors find the City of Livonia's procurement policies and standard bid terms?
City of Livonia's procurement procedures and standard bid terms are published on the City's Bid Process page and in the City Charter, which authorizes the Council to set purchasing ordinances; the Bid Process page links bidder instructions and required bid forms (for example, Form 1304A).