Work includes, but is not limited to, the following items installation and maintenance of the erosion control measures; 3,100 SF of sand-cobble mix placed up to elevation of 2', 250 (two hundred fifty) CY and/or 450 (four hundred fifty) TON; 35' by 16 (sixteen)' class iii rock sill (90 [ninety] CY and/or 150 [one hundred fifty] tons) with the breakwater crest set at +2 (two) feet mlw and approved geotextile fabric placed underneath; high marsh east of the pier comprises the 940 (nine hundred forty), 691 (six hundred ninety-one), and 90 (ninety) SF areas shown on the construction plan. Low marsh east of the pier comprises the 235 (two hundred thirty-five) and 120 (one hundred twenty) square foot areas.
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Town of Ocean City, Maryland Comprehensive Plan 2025-2039
Date: Mar 16, 2026Type: Strategic Plan
This Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Ocean City, Maryland, outlines the community's long-term direction, goals, and strategies over the next 10 to 20 years, with a specific vision extending to 2039. The plan focuses on adapting to change, guiding land use, and ensuring the town remains a premier destination for living, playing, and investment. Key areas addressed include population characteristics and trends, economic development, land use and community character, transportation, community facilities and public safety services, housing, environmental protection, downtown development, and plan implementation.
Town Of Ocean City, Maryland Comprehensive Plan 2025-2035
Date: Dec 16, 2025Type: Strategic Plan
This Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Ocean City, Maryland, serves as a 10-year review and update, outlining strategies to manage growth and change for the next decade. The plan focuses on enhancing the community's status as a vibrant coastal resort by addressing population trends, economic development, land use, transportation, community facilities, public safety, housing, and environmental protection. It aims to foster a safe, clean environment with quality neighborhoods, accessible experiences, and a world-class public beach and boardwalk.
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Who manages procurement and purchasing for Town of Ocean City?
The Town of Ocean City Procurement Department, housed within the Finance Department, manages municipal procurement and purchasing. The department administers solicitations, contract execution, and vendor communications; procurement information and contacts are published on the Finance Procurement page and the Town’s Procurement / RFPs & Bids portal.
Where does Town of Ocean City post bids and RFPs?
Town of Ocean City posts bids, RFPs, and solicitation documents on the Town of Ocean City Procurement / RFPs & Bids page on oceancitymd.gov. The portal lists current solicitations, bid documents, plans, specifications, and instructions for obtaining bid sets and submitting proposals.
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Town of Ocean City, Maryland Comprehensive Plan 2025-2034
Date: Dec 16, 2025Type: Strategic Plan
This Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Ocean City, Maryland, serves as a roadmap for the next 10 years, guiding growth, development, and resource management. The plan focuses on maintaining and improving the transportation system, fostering a clear pattern of land use, and ensuring economic vitality through tourism. Key areas include population characteristics and trends, economic development, land use and community character, transportation, community facilities and public safety, housing, environment, downtown development, plan implementation, municipal growth, and water resources. The overarching vision is to sustain Ocean City as a vibrant coastal resort community, safe and clean, with quality neighborhoods, accessible travel, and enjoyable experiences for all.
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The Town of Ocean City procures a broad range of municipal goods and services to support Town operations, including supplies, maintenance services, construction contracts, professional services, and public works materials, consistent with the Procurement Department’s mission to facilitate purchases of quality goods and services.
What procurement requirements does Town of Ocean City publish for vendors?
The Town of Ocean City publishes solicitation-specific vendor requirements in each posted bid document. These documents specify required insurance, bonding, licenses, submission forms, and contract terms; vendors should review solicitation specifications and required forms available on the Procurement / RFPs & Bids page.
How does Town of Ocean City approve procurement contracts and awards?
The Town of Ocean City Procurement Department in Finance administers procurement awards and contract execution. Award conditions, signature authorities, and post-award procedures are documented in solicitation materials and contract forms posted on the Procurement / RFPs & Bids page; contact Procurement for procedural questions.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for Town of Ocean City?
Vendors can find procurement policies, solicitation terms, and standard contract language on the Town of Ocean City Procurement Department (Finance) page and on the Procurement / RFPs & Bids page, where bid documents, sample contracts, specifications, and contract terms are published for each solicitation.
