Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 27, 2026
The solicitation seeks a contract to test and repair backflow preventers at various facilities. The work is to be performed in accordance with Public Act 399 under the Michigan Safe Drinking Water Act. It must also comply with the State Plumbing Code.
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City
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Lansing
County
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Clinton
Address
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3411 N Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
Phone Number
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(800) 642-4838
Zip Code
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48906
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
The board discussed several operational and strategic topics, including updates on the health system metrics, branding and marketing timeline, and legislative budget updates. Key initiatives included establishing a framework for the governance transition from the Board of Managers, defining criteria for the new CEO/Executive Director position, and forming a fundraising committee. New policies regarding joint ventures and external concerns were reviewed and accepted. Additionally, the board deliberated on a smoking policy for veterans homes, authorized construction and bidding timelines for new facilities, and heard public comments regarding veterans' advocacy.
The board discussed organizational branding efforts, including challenges with selecting an organizational name and tagline. Reports were provided regarding the health system, legislative budget negotiations, and board policy updates. A building and facilities committee update highlighted construction progress at new veteran home sites. The board held a closed session to review legal memoranda regarding candidate vetting and proceeded with executive committee planning, specifically focusing on the operational transition of governance and the selection of finalists for the CEO/ED position for final interviews.
Public-sector contacts connected to Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
The board meeting agenda focused on the Executive Director's report concerning the replacement facility for the D.J. Jacobetti Home and operational status updates for various veteran homes. Committee updates addressed the Executive Committee, Budget and Financial Oversight, Quality and Compliance, and Advocacy and Outreach. New business included the discussion and scheduling of the 2025 proposed board meeting dates. The meeting packet also featured census reports for state veteran homes, legislative reporting on abuse and neglect investigations, and policies outlining the Executive Director's evaluation process.
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