Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Metro St Louis Sewer District.
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Provide investment banking services.
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Purchase of 2 EA of motor vehicle, TV van, inspection, white.
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MSD is seeking proposals from qualified firms to manage and support its AIX Linux systems. The work includes system administration, performance monitoring, troubleshooting, security management, backups and recovery, and software updates to maintain the AIX Linux environment. The anticipated term is one year, with four optional one-year renewals.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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Saint Louis
County
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St. Louis
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
2350 Market St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(314) 768-6260
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
63103
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Metro St Louis Sewer District
The board discussed multiple engineering and construction projects, including amendments to engineering design contracts for sanitary relief and pump station rehabilitation. Approval was sought for several construction contracts involving sewer repair, storm water infrastructure stabilization, and pipe rehabilitation utilizing cured-in-place pipe methods. The committee reviewed intergovernmental agreements for storm water expenditure reimbursements with the City of Florissant and the City of Webster Groves. Additionally, an update was provided on the progress of the Interstate 44 project, specifically regarding beam and lagging installation and ongoing groundwater management efforts.
The board discussed several infrastructure and administrative items. Key topics included supplemental appropriations for sanitary relief projects in Conway Meadows and St. Louis, engineering contract amendments, and infrastructure repair project bids. Updates were provided regarding the diversity annual report, contract renewals for insurance and disability coverage, and the retirement of a board member. Financial discussions included actuarial valuation reports, state revolving fund loan updates, and investment policy compliance. The board also initiated the rate-setting process for future wastewater rates and held an executive session regarding real estate matters.
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The board meeting involved detailed committee reports and the introduction of several ordinances. Key discussions included audit and network vulnerability reports, program management updates involving sewer infrastructure projects and consent decree requirements, and finance committee reports covering pension investment and revenue bonds. Stakeholder relations discussed medical and dental plan contracts, operations compliance metrics, and the governance strategy for generative AI applications. The board also passed multiple ordinances authorizing contracts for construction and engineering services for various sewer improvement projects, and held an executive session regarding real estate.
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