Water Tap Destroys for Tornado Recovery Demolitions (Request for Proposals)
Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Provide destruction of water taps and right-of-way restoration at tornado-damaged & demolished properties.
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Posted
Sep 17, 2026
Oct 1, 2026
Provide destruction of water taps and right-of-way restoration at tornado-damaged & demolished properties.
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Census ID
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999035
Employee FTE
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6,713
Population
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279,695
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of St. Louis
The Board conducted a legislative session that included the introduction and first reading of several board bills related to redevelopment plans, traffic calming measures, and urban design policies. Multiple ordinances were advanced or passed, covering topics such as mobile food vendor regulations, tax incentive restrictions for data centers, and zoning code amendments. The Board also reviewed committee reports and adopted a series of resolutions, including expressions of solidarity with local workers and numerous courtesy resolutions honoring community leaders, legacy figures, and fellowship cohorts for their service to the city.
The Board of Aldermen conducted a meeting that included the appointment and reappointment of various individuals to district and city boards, such as the Cathedral Square Special Business District, Library Board, EQH Market Street Community Improvement District, Grove Community Improvement District, St. Louis Hills Special Business District, and Board of Adjustment. Key legislative discussions focused on the perfection of Board Bill #49AAFL regarding zoning regulations for Data Centers and Board Bill #55 prohibiting tax incentives to data centers. The Board also discussed the Third Reading and Final Passage of Board Bills #60 and #63 related to transportation funds and the YouthBuild Grant. Additionally, the Board adopted Resolution #78 urging St. Louis Public Schools to postpone final action on the Future Ready Plan and approved numerous courtesy resolutions honoring local businesses, organizations, and individuals, including the Fattened Caf, Darmond and LaKeisha Edwards, Bishop James Earl Holloway and First Lady Linda Holloway, Martin Temple Church of God in Christ, Alexander Beard, Uhuru Bakery & Café, Joel P.E. King, Reggie Jones, and Andy's Seasoning, Inc. A closed session was also held to discuss personnel matters.
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The Board conducted a public hearing regarding a massage parlor license application. The agenda featured the approval of a construction contract for multimodal improvements, an inter-agency agreement for bridge project footings, and the acceptance of artifact donations for a local military museum. The Board also reviewed and authorized multiple professional service and supplemental agreements related to insurance administration and traffic engineering at the international airport. Furthermore, the meeting included the approval of fifteen special event festival zones, emergency maintenance actions for water treatment plant equipment, and various neighborhood improvement initiatives, such as the installation of trash receptacles and banners. Finally, the Board granted approval for three conditional use applications for specific property locations.
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