Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for the City of Morganton?

Procurement policies and standard terms are posted on the City of Morganton Purchasing Division page: https://www.morgantonnc.gov/finance/page/purchasing-division. The page states purchase orders are required for services of $100 and goods of $1,000; procurement follows City policy and North Carolina General Statutes. The City Code is on Municode.

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Buyer type:: City
Location:: Morganton, NC
Country:: US

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Morganton WTP Raw Water Weir Abutment Wall Repair RFP
Open
Aug 28, 2026
Closes
Sep 29, 2026
Repair and rehabilitation of the headwall and embankment immediately downstream of the low head weir at the raw water facilities generally, the scope of construction for this project will address the following: weir gate and screen: debris buildup is evident at weir gate and bar screen; gate is now inoperable. Repairs to include debris removal, weir gate replacement, and concrete structure repair. A dive investigation was completed previously and confirmed debris has impacted the bar screen below the water line and that the screen will need to be replaced. Weir abutment/ headwall: repair erosion and sinkhole that has developed downstream of dam along concrete abutment. Sinkhole is approx., 15' long by 5' wide. Repair concrete abutment wall downstream of dam to address hole near base of wall. Replace railing that was damaged from debris along abutment wall and weir gate.
Morganton WTP Raw Water Weir Abutment Wall Repair
Open
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Closes
Sep 29, 2026
The City of Morganton (Owner) is requesting construction bids for repairs at its water treatment plant's raw-water facilities on the Catawba River. The project generally covers repair and rehabilitation of the headwall and embankment downstream of the low-head weir, including erosion and sinkhole repair, concrete abutment-wall repair, and replacement of debris-damaged railing. The posting treats this as a construction bid rather than a grant program and directs bidders to obtain digital bid documents from Garver's Planroom for a $22 fee using Quest Project Number 10341202.

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- Sole Source: If sale is less than $90,000, sole source may be under the formal bid threshold but is rare to non-existent—deprioritize; pivot to coops or prepare a formal competitive bid if required.
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- City of Morganton, NC: Sole source use is rare to non-existent. Deprioritize this path and pivot to cooperatives. For contracts over $90,000, expect a formal competitive bidding process.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Morganton

Morganton City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
Date: Jun 1, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council reviewed and approved several administrative items, including contracts for water treatment plant equipment, tree trimming, and property conveyance. Key discussions included a presentation of the proposed 2026-2027 fiscal year budget, public hearings for a voluntary annexation petition, and a CDBG-DR grant application for the CoMMA renovation project. The council also authorized a speed limit reduction on Kirksey Drive, an agreement for the Morganton Weir Portage Boating Access Area, and an MOU with Western Piedmont Community College for the joint appointment of instructors. Various reappointments and new appointments were made to multiple city boards and commissions.
City Of Morganton Special Budget Meeting Minutes
Date: Jun 22, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council adopted the City of Morganton Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, along with the Schedule of Fees and Charges and updated pay ranges for city employees. Key approvals included the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) FY 2026 Action Plan, the associated Project Budget Ordinance, and an administrative agreement with the Western Piedmont Council of Governments. Additionally, the council authorized year-end budget amendments for various funds, adopted the City of Morganton Stormwater Master Plan, and approved a new Electric Contribution in Aid of Construction and Electric Line Extension Policy. Finally, amendments to the city purchasing policy and a resolution supporting an NCDOT Transit Oriented Development study grant application were also approved.

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Where does the City of Morganton post bids and RFPs?

The City of Morganton posts bids, RFPs, and RFQs on its official Bids and RFPs page: https://www.morgantonnc.gov/finance/page/bids-and-rfps. Purchasing follows North Carolina General Statutes; contact the Purchasing Office at 828-438-5233 for submission and posting instructions.

How do vendors complete vendor registration with the City of Morganton?

Submit a Vendor Application to the City of Morganton Purchasing Agent (PO Box 3448, Morganton, NC 28680-3448) or obtain the form from the Purchasing Division vendor list page: https://www.morgantonnc.gov/finance/page/vendor-list. Being listed on the supplier list does not guarantee awards.

What products and services does the City of Morganton procure?

The City of Morganton procures materials, equipment, and contractual services for city operations, supporting departments such as Public Works, Water Resources, Public Safety (Fire), Finance, Development and Design Services, Parks and Recreation, and Electric. See the Purchasing Division for department contacts.

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