Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County.
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Oct 26, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Provide Security and Security Technology Consulting Services for various METRO facilities on as needed basis.
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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County seeks suppliers for ASTM C144 brick sand and ASTM C33 concrete sand under an indefinite-delivery/quantity contract. Suppliers may deliver to Metro locations or support Metro pickup within a two-hour drive; quoted prices must include freight, delivery, and fuel costs. The award goes to the lowest responsive and responsible offer, subject to the solicitation’s insurance, certification, and socio-economic compliance requirements.
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County seeks suppliers for ASTM C144 brick sand and ASTM C33 concrete sand under an indefinite-delivery/quantity contract. Suppliers may deliver to Metro locations or support Metro pickup within a two-hour drive; quoted prices must include freight, delivery, and fuel costs. The award goes to the lowest responsive and responsible offer, subject to the solicitation’s insurance, certification, and socio-economic compliance requirements.
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175728
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14,026
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703,953
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This contract (6598077) is an emergency extension for Deferred Compensation Services provided by Voya Retirement Insurance and Annuity Company and Voya Financial Partners, LLC to The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County (METRO). It covers a three-month term from August 5, 2025, to November 4, 2025, and is a 'No Cost to Metro' agreement, with Voya's compensation derived from asset-based fees. The extension is necessary because the procurement process for a new long-term contract is still ongoing, ensuring continuity of service for Metro employees participating in the 457 Plan and Roth IRAs. The contract details service scope, performance standards, administrative procedures, and includes various exhibits for specific plan features.
This contract details the provision of Deferred Compensation Services by Voya Retirement Insurance and Annuity Company to The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County. Services include investment management, recordkeeping, custodial trustee, and communication/education for the Metro I.R.S. Section 457 Deferred Compensation Plan. The estimated service start date is November 25, 2025, with an estimated expiration date of November 24, 2030. The contract explicitly states an estimated value of $0.00 for Metro, as fees are paid by plan participants, not the government directly. The document also includes extensive terms and conditions, insurance requirements, and an Information Security Agreement.
This document outlines a contract (ID 6552259) for Compensation Consultant Services between the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County and Mercer US LLC. The estimated total contract value is $1,000,000.00. The contract, which commenced on October 2, 2023, and was extended to expire on October 23, 2027, involves Mercer providing services such as market pay data analysis, custom surveys, and recommendations for pay structures and policies. The core project deliverable is priced at $800,000.00, with additional services based on hourly rates.
This is a Contract Purchase Agreement between the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County (METRO) and Brentwood Services Administration, Inc. for the provision of Injury on Duty (IOD) Claims Administration, Medical Treatment Network, and Integrated Occupational Health related services. The contract has an estimated value of $8,791,546.00 and is effective from October 30, 2025, to October 29, 2030. It includes detailed scope of work, pricing structures, information security terms, and a HIPAA Business Associate Agreement.
This contract outlines the agreement between Corporate Cost Control Inc. (Experian Employer Services) and the Metropolitan Government of Nashville for unemployment compensation cost control management services. The services include claims management, training, education, and tax benefit charge auditing. The contract has an estimated start date of August 31, 2023, and an estimated expiration date of August 30, 2028, with an estimated contract life value of $250,000. The agreement includes detailed standard terms and conditions, data privacy provisions, and general terms regarding security and compliance. An annual fee of $24,000 is specified in Schedule A, with additional fees for hearing representation, but Exhibit A lists a $22,000 extended price for the services.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County
The board meeting addressed various disability pension requests, including new requests, re-examinations, and return-to-work status for employees across the police, fire, water, and sheriff's departments. Key discussions included the distinction between medical and injury-on-duty (IOD) classifications, the mental health challenges faced by first responders, and the implementation of proactive mental health support programs. Additionally, the board reviewed specific cases regarding PTSD and accommodations for returning to service.
The board discussed legal appeal procedures for its decisions. Updates were provided regarding the Nashville Soccer Club's recent successes and upcoming playoff scheduling. The board also reviewed activities at the Fairgrounds Speedway as the racing season concludes. Capital project updates focused on infrastructure improvements, including roadwork, utility relocation, and site work at the Wingrove intersection and Nolensville Pike. Financial reports were presented, covering operational revenues, expenses, and budget variances, particularly noting the impact of weather on the fair's recent revenue performance.
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The Board discussed and approved various items, including a commemorative plaque for Z. Alexander Lubie, a donation from the US Community Credit Union, and a significant landscape grant from the Garden Club of Nashville for Centennial Park. Approvals were also granted for historic preservation efforts, including a historic marker and interior window repairs for the Two Rivers Mansion, as well as a slate of upcoming events at the venue. Additionally, the Board reviewed a proposed public art project for Walk of Fame Park and extended the short-term operating permit for the Croat Cafe. The meeting concluded with annual updates regarding Greenways and Open Space and the non-profit organization Greenways for Nashville.
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