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Active opportunities open for bidding
Marion County
Seeking for picking up the trash containers.
Posted Date
Jul 2, 2026
Due Date
Jul 16, 2026
Release: Jul 2, 2026
Marion County
Close: Jul 16, 2026
Seeking for picking up the trash containers.
Marion County
Accepting bids for a 60" commercial zero turn lawn mower for use at the county campground.
Posted Date
Feb 26, 2026
Due Date
Mar 27, 2026
Release: Feb 26, 2026
Marion County
Close: Mar 27, 2026
Accepting bids for a 60" commercial zero turn lawn mower for use at the county campground.
Marion County
Purchase of 14 ballistic vests and accessories.
Posted Date
Nov 20, 2025
Due Date
Dec 5, 2025
Release: Nov 20, 2025
Marion County
Close: Dec 5, 2025
Purchase of 14 ballistic vests and accessories.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $10,000, use sole source. Not viable here—skip.
Coops: Use Sourcewell to make a compliant, pre-competed purchase via the relevant department. If Coops fail: Monitor the Tennessee Bid Network and pursue a formal competitive bid.
Entity: Marion County, TN
Evidence: No identifiable sole source pathway; bypass this approach.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Marion County
The key discussion centered on amending ordinances related to site plan review and approval processes. Specifically, the commission reviewed proposed changes to Section 105 regarding site plan submission, requiring applicants to provide and staff to utilize the Montigo site plan review checklist and staff checklist. A significant portion of the meeting addressed proposed modifications to Section 106 regarding site plan approval procedures, focusing on defining minor changes that the building inspector could approve versus those requiring full Planning Commission review. Concerns were raised about cumulative minor changes leading to substantial alterations and the discretion afforded to the enforcement officer.
The meeting covered several key topics, including a building permit report showing 35 permits issued with a total value of $4,227,176.00 in April 2024, and a staff-approved plats report indicating 2 plats approved for April 2024. The commission reviewed and approved several plats, including Nunley Subdivision, River Gorge Ranch Phase 1B Lots 1181 & 1182, River Gorge Ranch Phase 2 Lots 2188-2189, 2204, and River Gorge Ranch Phase 2 Lots 2117-2187. The approval of the latter plat included variances for tangent length and cul-de-sac length, subject to conditions including verification of vertical curve sight distance and an explanation from TDEC regarding stormwater and drainage easements. The Brewer Subdivision plat was noted as previously withdrawn. The Ables Road Subdivision plat was denied due to the absence of representatives at the meeting.
The meeting addressed building permits, staff-approved plats, and irrevocable letters of credit and bonds. Several plats were reviewed, including the denial of the final plat for Mount Olive Road and the preliminary plat for Mountain City Cabins. New business included the approval of preliminary and final plats, along with three variances. Discussions also covered fire protection alternatives for the Woodland Reserve development, focusing on the feasibility of sprinkler systems versus fire hydrants, and proposed plat submittal deadlines. Public comment was received regarding the Woodland Reserve development and fire protection.
The Marion County Regional Planning Commission meeting agenda includes building permit reports for November and December 2023, a staff-approved plats report as of December 31, 2023, and a letter of credit report as of December 31, 2023. New business items include final plat approvals for the Drabbant Subdivision (Lots 1 and 2), with variance requests for recreation-only lots, and the Scott Henderson Subdivision. All plats submitted in November 2023 were minor plats and staff-approved, resulting in the cancellation of the December 5, 2023 meeting.
The meeting covered building permit reports for July and August, showing a significant increase in permit value. Staff-approved plats for July and August were also reviewed. A discussion took place regarding the payment of at-large committee members. A request for electronic copies of plat reviews was addressed. The commission approved a final plat for the Ashburn property, road design profiles for River Gorge Ranch Phase 2, and the final plat for River Gorge Ranch Phase 2, subject to conditions including a road bond and the understanding that utility easements remain in place despite not being explicitly shown on the plat due to TDEC restrictions. A variance was approved for Lot 1122. The meeting concluded with a discussion regarding the legality of approving subdivisions without public water.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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