Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for St. John's.
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Nov 2, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
The City of St. John's is requesting quotations for the supply and delivery of a grizzly bars screener. This is a goods procurement classified under equipment categories, not a grant program. Bids must be submitted online in English unless otherwise specified in the bid documents.
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Nov 27, 2026
The City of St. John's is seeking professional consulting services for Phase 1 of the Riverhead Wastewater Treatment Facility secondary expansion. The scope includes planning, investigation, design, construction-document preparation, and procurement support. Services also include contract administration, field review, commissioning, and other professional services required for the project.
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Nov 6, 2026
The City of St. John's seeks a vendor under a standing offer agreement to support and maintain its video surveillance and door access-control systems. The systems use Genetec Video Management System and include approximately 205 CCTV devices, 200 door access controls, and 1,500 cardholders across City facilities. The vendor will also install and configure new devices.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from St. John's
The Council meeting involved several legislative and planning actions. Key discussions included a text amendment regarding the definition of a dwelling unit, several development applications involving accessory buildings, watershed housing proposals, and operational permits for local businesses. The Council also ratified committee reports, including the 2026 Heritage Financial Incentives Program and residential building projects. Significant motions were passed regarding traffic calming measures for Mount Cashel Road and the appointment of new members to the Sustainable and Active Mobility Advisory Committee. Furthermore, the Council addressed planning amendments for Cowan Heights and the University Area, renewed the city's insurance policy, and debated rezoning applications for 188 Airport Heights Drive and 18 Mount Cashel Road.
The council discussed and held votes on various development applications, including the rejection of parking relief and a discretionary use application at 351-361 Kenmount Road, the approval of a culvert replacement, zone standards for 47 Janeway Place, and discretionary use applications for 1 Queen Street, 148 Duckworth Street, 60 Barachois Street, and 400 Blackhead Road. The council also approved a wall sign at 40 Quidi Vidi Road, the Wetland Study Phase 2B, and updated Procurement Policy and Supplier Performance Management Procedures. Furthermore, the council approved noise and fireworks by-law exemptions for upcoming community events and adopted a development regulation amendment regarding landscaping for townhouses. A motion to defer the adoption of a new definition for a 'Dwelling Unit' was passed to allow for further discussion.
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The committee received an update on the St. John's Local Immigration Partnership, highlighting new organizational partnerships and involvement in advisory working groups focused on newcomers. The committee approved a wall sign application for the First Light headquarters at 40 Quidi Vidi Road. Additionally, the Wetland Study Phase 2B was formally adopted with a mandate for a 15-meter buffer zone on all protected wetlands. Finally, the committee approved a revised Procurement Policy and the implementation of new Supplier Performance Management Procedures designed to standardize evaluation criteria and strengthen supplier oversight.
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