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Nov 4, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Provide grass abatement.
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Oct 30, 2026
Nov 6, 2026
The City of New Orleans is soliciting quotes to replace 21 annealed restroom mirrors with polished edges and safety backing throughout the airport. The work includes removing old mirrors and adhesive, confirming size, type, and dimensions during a site visit, and installing replacements, with J-molding on three 24-by-36-inch mirrors. Bidders must register through the supplier portal, submit responses electronically, and follow the city's bid form.
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Oct 25, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
Provide asphalt miller, screed, paver, roller & tack trailer equipment.
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166094
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4,855
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362,154
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This contract, identified as #55-00019940, is with Jefferson Parish for the procurement of various vehicle bodies, accessories, and associated services such as installation and repairs. The contract supports the Jefferson Parish Department of Fleet Management and is effective from January 28, 2022, to January 27, 2024. The document details 358 individual line items, each with its own amount, but no overall total contract value is explicitly stated.
This document is the second amendment to an existing contract between the City of New Orleans and Lee Tractor Co, Inc. for original equipment repair services. The amendment extends the contract term from October 6, 2021, through October 5, 2022. It also adds new terms and conditions regarding Living Wages, including specific hourly rates for covered employees until 2024 and beyond, and outlines Force Majeure clauses, invoicing requirements, and other miscellaneous provisions. The original contract, dating back to December 13, 2019, remains in full force and effect except as modified by this amendment.
This contract, numbered 55-00019940, is between Jefferson Parish and an unnamed seller for the provision of a wide range of vehicle bodies, accessories, and related services. The agreement is effective from January 28, 2022, to January 27, 2024. It details over 350 individual line items covering items such as trailer brake control kits, various lights, mud flaps, toolboxes, different types of truck bodies (flatbed, van, dump, service, wrecker), cranes, winches, hydraulic systems, hi-rail systems, painting services, and labor rates. The document lists quantities, unit prices, and amounts for each item, but does not provide an overall contract total.
This document is Amendment No. Two to an existing contract for airport runway painting and rubber removal services. The amendment extends the contract term for an additional year, from February 23, 2025, through February 22, 2026. An additional $299,525.00 is allocated, bringing the total remuneration for the Agreement to a maximum of $1,198,100.00. The amendment also outlines living wage requirements and incorporates extensive federal provisions related to civil rights, labor standards, and compliance.
This document details a cooperative purchasing agreement (piggyback purchase) approval for Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport and New Orleans Police Department to utilize Jefferson Parish Contract #55-21637 for Vehicle Bodies and Accessories. The underlying bid for this contract, Bid No. 50-00143083, was submitted by Truck and Transportation Equipment Co., Inc. The contract is effective from January 28, 2024, to January 27, 2026, with a cap of $4,200,000.00. The bid form submitted by the seller quotes a total price of $11,764,380.00 for all bid items, indicating a potential maximum value for the entire range of items offered, but the actual contract has a specific spending cap.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of New Orleans
The New Orleans City Council held a budget hearing regarding the 2027 proposed budget for the City Planning Commission. Key discussion points included the launch of the Master Plan 2050 initiative, a three-year project requiring allocated funding for professional services. The Commission detailed current staffing levels, efforts to streamline regulatory processes to improve capacity, and shifts in funding sources, including a reduced reliance on short-term rental funds. Additionally, the hearing covered the progress of the brownfields program, strategies for creating housing opportunities through zoning reform, and the importance of fostering regional planning partnerships to leverage federal and state resources.
The committee meeting addressed the procedural approval of the Omni Hotel PILOT term sheet, which involves an underutilized site redevelopment expected to create at least 500 permanent jobs and significant tax revenue. Additionally, the committee reviewed and approved a contract summary disclosure form related to ongoing community solar projects. Both items were advanced to the consent agenda for the upcoming council meeting.
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The committee discussed a proposed ordinance concerning an amendment to the municipal bill of rights to include worker's rights, with public speakers providing input in support of the measure. Additionally, the committee reviewed motions regarding the extension of professional service agreements for attorneys serving as hearing examiners for Civil Service disciplinary appeals, which were scheduled to be added to the upcoming City Council agenda.
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