Empire Apartments Plumbing Stack Replacement RFP
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Replacement of domestic water and sewage pipes within the stacks of a 10 story apartment building.
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Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
Replacement of domestic water and sewage pipes within the stacks of a 10 story apartment building.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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194666
Employee FTE
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487.3
Population
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72,145
Procurement Hell Score
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60 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Saint Cloud
The St. Cloud Economic Development Authority's 2026-2029 Strategic Plan is designed to enhance the city's economic vitality and establish it as central Minnesota's most competitive environment. Key short-term priorities include strengthening organizational effectiveness, facilitating city property development, removing blight, improving downtown vitality, accelerating workforce and infill housing initiatives, and focusing on business retention and expansion. Long-term goals encompass investing in infrastructure, revitalizing downtown and the riverfront, expanding workforce housing, and developing new business park capacity. The plan aims to foster thriving businesses, a full range of housing options, a revitalized urban core, and infrastructure capable of sustaining long-term private investment.
The council addressed several appointments for various boards and commissions, including the Housing and Redevelopment Authority Board and the Police Citizens' Review Board. Business items included approving a lease extension for Fiber Minnesota, accepting a financial audit, and authorizing funding for park improvements. The council also addressed licensing applications for tobacco and liquor, established parking restrictions, and approved infrastructure improvement contracts. Public hearings were held regarding property rezoning and development plans for a mixed-use site, and the council discussed concerns regarding pedestrian safety and roadway conditions. The meeting concluded with announcements from council members and an open forum where residents discussed local issues.
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The council recognized the 2026 Preservation Month, approved appointments to the Planning Commission, and processed various liquor license applications. Key resolutions passed included a call for a public hearing on revenue bonds for Stride Academy, the authorization of a Memorandum of Understanding for a Justice Assistance Grant, the approval of a feasibility report for the Heatherwood Road extension, and setting public hearings for several ordinance amendments. The council also approved a PUD amendment for a community center expansion and a financial institution project. Discussions occurred regarding building inspection fee schedules, leading to the postponement of an ordinance update to allow for further public hearing processes. Additionally, the council discussed downtown planning, study session scheduling, and received public comments during an open forum.
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