Dewatering and Cleaning of 38" Stormwater Pipe At Public St Between Allens Ave. and the Providence River (Request for Proposal)
Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Provide dewatering and cleaning of 38" stormwater pipe.
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Aug 14, 2026
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Provide dewatering and cleaning of 38" stormwater pipe.
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This document outlines a statewide agreement with OpenGov, Inc. for e-permitting software, utilized by various Rhode Island municipalities and state agencies. It includes Amendment No. 16 extending the Master Agreement through June 30, 2027, along with multiple individual Order Forms detailing specific software subscriptions and professional services for different entities, covering various periods up to June 30, 2029. The City of Providence's annual subscription from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, for $94,309.30 is prominently featured in an introductory memorandum and a specific Order Form. The document also contains a Master Services Agreement, Statement of Work, and Service Level Agreement.
This document represents a Software Services Agreement between OpenGov, Inc. and the City of Providence, RI, effective June 28, 2022. It sets forth the terms for the City's use of OpenGov's hosted software services, including detailed support and service levels. Additionally, it incorporates a Statement of Work for professional services, outlining the implementation of various OpenGov platforms like Reporting & Transparency, Budgeting & Planning, Financial Integration, and Citizen Services Suite for the City of Providence.
This document details the City of Providence's approval and formal order for an annual subscription to OpenGov, Inc.'s Online Permitting and Citizen Services Software. The agreement, identified by Quota Number OG-00RJ2128, covers the period from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024, for a total annual fee of $84,864.00. The software standardizes application and permit management across various city departments and coordinates approvals with state agencies.
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The board reviewed numerous monthly entertainment applications and special event permit applications for various establishments. Key actions included the denial of a Class BX license application for a new establishment, the termination of a conditional cease and desist order for another venue after an appearance, and approval of expanded entertainment requests for several restaurants. Additionally, the board addressed licensing violations for multiple establishments, issuing fines and continuing hearings for pending cases involving noise and licensing ordinance infractions.
The meeting included an update on the Human Services Division, focusing on staff transitions and upcoming prevention campaigns. A presentation was provided by the Community Use and Testing Study team regarding community drug checking services, detailing the evolving landscape of drug supply additives and harm reduction strategies for medetomidine withdrawal. Membership packets and coalition planning were discussed to streamline member engagement and expectations. Several new business announcements were made, including information about intensive outpatient programs, upcoming health fairs, and recovery rallies. The meeting concluded with announcements regarding various community events and professional conferences.
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The Board addressed a variety of licensing matters, including approving several monthly entertainment applications for local establishments, processing new floor host licenses, and reviewing one-time entertainment and special event permit applications. The Board denied an incidental entertainment expanded permit for one establishment due to past history, approved another, and continued others pending applicant appearances. Additionally, the Board handled enforcement actions, imposing fines on multiple establishments for city ordinance violations related to unlicensed entertainment and excessive noise. Several matters were continued to upcoming hearings for further review or due to scheduling conflicts.
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