Replacement of Fire Hydrants, Valves, and Parts RFP
Aug 17, 2026
Closes
Sep 1, 2026
Replacement of fire hydrants, valves, and parts. The work includes the replacement of fire hydrants and valves under a multi-year contract funded annually.
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Aug 17, 2026
Closes
Sep 1, 2026
Replacement of fire hydrants, valves, and parts. The work includes the replacement of fire hydrants and valves under a multi-year contract funded annually.
Aug 6, 2026
Closes
Sep 3, 2026
Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the Metro Office Building (MOB) Interior Renovation project.
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Census ID
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175728
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
14,026
Population
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703,953
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38 / 100
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This Data Sharing Agreement between MNPS and an unnamed Recipient governs the access and use of Student Data and Information (SDI), including Personally Identifiable Information (PII), for the purpose of providing specified services. It strictly prohibits marketing, advertising, or unauthorized data mining. The agreement details the Recipient's obligations regarding data security, sub-contractor compliance, breach notification, audit procedures, and insurance requirements. It also outlines terms for indemnification, termination, and the return or destruction of SDI upon contract termination. The agreement explicitly states it is not a purchase agreement and refers to a 'Master Agreement' for its full term.
This contract between Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) and SchooLinks, Inc. establishes an agreement for a high school-focused college and career readiness digital platform, spanning grades 9-12 with K-8 continuity. The contract runs from May 13, 2026, to May 12, 2031, with a maximum value of $1,750,000. It includes detailed provisions for compensation, insurance, data handling, and general terms and conditions for services and compliance.
This document is a formal multi-year quote from MaiaLearning for Metro Nashville Public Schools, outlining a comprehensive suite of educational technology services. The core offering includes the MaiaLearning Platform for K-12 students with assessments, a K-5 gamified platform, document management, essay development tools, annual support, implementation services, various integrations, career research tools, academic planning, district reporting, and AI-powered features. The quote details a consistent annual investment of $248,000 for these core services over a proposed five-year period. Additionally, it lists several optional add-on features with their separate annual pricing.
This contract between Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) and Edmentum, Inc. establishes an agreement for Edmentum to provide a high school-focused college and career readiness digital platform. Services will be procured on an as-needed basis through Purchase Orders. While a maximum compensation amount is indicated, it is left unspecified in the document. The contract details payment terms, comprehensive insurance requirements, specific notice procedures, and provisions for termination by either party. It also includes extensive standard terms and conditions covering legal, operational, and ethical aspects of the engagement. The contract term is outlined, but specific start and end dates are left blank.
This Data Sharing Agreement between MNPS and Edmentum, Inc. defines the terms for the Recipient's access to and use of Student Data and Information (SDI) for providing specific services. It mandates strict compliance with privacy laws such as FERPA, COPPA, PPRA, and SOPPA, outlining permitted data uses, prohibitions on marketing, and stringent security safeguards. The agreement details procedures for data breaches, audit rights, insurance requirements, indemnification, and terms for termination and data return. It explicitly clarifies that this is not a purchase agreement and does not involve any monetary obligations from MNPS.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County
The committee discussed and approved several agenda items, including funding for library afterschool and summer programming, a grant application for a powered changing table at the Madison Branch Library, and a license agreement for a multi-use pedestrian greenway. Additionally, the committee authorized the acceptance of an in-kind grant for an automated external defibrillator at Mill Ridge Park, approved a software maintenance contract for the integrated library system, and consented to a conservation easement agreement for a greenway trail along the Cumberland River.
The committee discussed the financial structure for the new convention center expansion and concerns regarding the revenue projections. Key discussions included the refinancing of the Omni hotel economic incentive, the mechanics of debt defeasance using cash reserves, and the allocation of funds for East Bank infrastructure development. Members deliberated on the Tourism Development Zone (TDZ) legislation, the implications of the state's unilateral authority to extend it, and the strategic decision to remove the Metro backstop on convention center bonds to increase borrowing capacity for other city priorities, such as affordable housing.
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The meeting addressed several operational and administrative items. Key discussions included the election of a new chair and vice-chair, the deferral of a disciplinary hearing for a taxi driver to a subsequent meeting, and the approval of new company applications for passenger vehicles for hire. The commission also authorized an ownership change for a pedal carriage company. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the implementation of a comprehensive fee study, where commissioners questioned the methodology, staffing contingencies, and budget impacts associated with the study's findings.
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