Vehicle Lighting, Electrical Devices and Mirrors RFP
Aug 14, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Purchase of vehicle lighting, electrical devices, and mirrors.
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Aug 14, 2026
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This document is Change Order #1 for the City of Scottsdale's contract with Policy Confluence, Inc. (Polco) for 'Polco Survey And Civic Engagement'. The change order increases the scope of the original Enterprise Services Agreement to include Survey Services in Spanish, adding $6,350.00 to the contract. This adjustment results in a revised total contract amount of $41,370.00.
This Enterprise Services Agreement, effective April 1, 2020, formalizes the provision of civic engagement services by Policy Confluence, Inc. (Polco) to the City of Scottsdale. The agreement's initial term is 36 months, with potential for two 12-month renewals. Key services include "The National Community Survey" to be conducted bi-annually in 2020 and 2022. The total stated value for these services over a 24-month period is $35,020. The contract outlines detailed terms regarding fees, intellectual property, confidentiality, termination, warranties, and general provisions, incorporating external terms of use and privacy policies.
This Purchase Order (P00353425) from the City of Scottsdale procures a 'Polco Survey Program' from POLCO for a total of $12,475.00. The service is required by February 4, 2025, and payment terms are Net 25 Days. The PO references Contract # 2775523, whose terms and conditions govern this order.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Scottsdale
The Transportation Commission reviewed the 2024 Traffic Volume and Collision Report. Key topics included a detailed presentation on citywide traffic trends, which indicated a downward trend in collisions per thousand residents. The discussion covered the data collection methodology, specifically focusing on how the city analyzes major intersections and street segments using police data and traffic counts. Commission members inquired about specific collision data, including types and severity of incidents involving bicyclists and pedestrians, as well as the seasonal variations in traffic volume and the use of monthly adjustment factors. The commission also discussed how the report serves as a critical tool for identifying high-frequency collision areas, prioritizing capital improvement projects, and informing safety assessments for new private developments.
The Council meeting involved various administrative and policy decisions. Key topics included the approval of multiple liquor licenses, the awarding of a construction contract for the Aquifer Storage and Recovery Well 161 project, and authorization for water transmission main easements. The Council discussed and approved a contract for preconstruction services for parking structures in Old Town Scottsdale. Additionally, the Council addressed the naming of a reading room, accepted a justice assistance grant, and confirmed committee appointments. Significant agenda items included the adoption of an ordinance regarding merit-based employment and the discontinuation of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, as well as a resolution requiring a return to in-person office work for city employees. A public hearing was held concerning water and wastewater land use assumptions, and the Council directed the City Manager to prepare a written response regarding the scope and purpose of the Sustainability Task Force.
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The meeting focused on the interview and selection process for the Associate City Judge position. An executive session was convened to interview four finalist candidates. Following the session, the council voted to appoint Patricia George to a two-year term, with established salary and benefit terms.
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