Mercer County Bridges 0702 and 2111 RFP
Aug 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 24, 2026
Reconstruction of Bridges. The existing abutments will be rehabilitated, and the superstructure will be replaced.
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Aug 24, 2026
Closes
Sep 24, 2026
Reconstruction of Bridges. The existing abutments will be rehabilitated, and the superstructure will be replaced.
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Census ID
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173732
Employee FTE
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300
Population
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107,860
Procurement Hell Score
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65 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mercer County
The board reviewed reports from the Warden and the IPP Director detailing facility statistics, including population counts, program participant numbers, and cost savings. New business focused on the potential reopening of the Farrell lockup facility, with the board voting to authorize a letter of support for the project. An update on the status of the hot water tank system replacement was also provided, noting that the board is currently awaiting a final quote for the installation.
The board meeting covered several financial and administrative actions. Key items included the acceptance of refunds, retirements, and buybacks; approval of the preliminary 2nd quarter report submitted by JFS Wealth Advisors; authorization to rebalance the Mercer County Retirement Fund to a 100% target according to advisor recommendations; and the enactment of an addition to the 'Refunds' section of the Mercer County Employee Retirement System Summary Plan Description.
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The meeting involved various administrative and operational resolutions. Key actions included approving proclamations recognizing local municipal anniversaries, implementing human resources personnel actions across multiple county departments, and enacting an amendment to the subdivision and land development ordinance concerning data centers. The board confirmed re-appointments to the Opioid Settlement Advisory Board, approved multiple service contracts and bids ranging from construction and facility maintenance to legal services and software licensing, and authorized participation in a victim services grant program. Additionally, the Board adopted the county's Human Services Plan for the upcoming fiscal year.
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