The solicitation requests on-call evaluation, cleaning, chlorination, and sediment removal for five water-storage tanks. Work is to be carried out under the direction of the Water Treatment Plant Supervisor. The available overview does not specify each tank or the detailed work requirements.
Sole Source:If sale is less than $10,000, sole source may be possible—deprioritize; steer to a competitive bid.
Coops:Frequently procures through Sourcewell and other regional/state contracts (Operational Services Division statewide contracts via COMMBUYS and SERSG-administered contracts); you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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Town of Stoughton:Sole source should be deprioritized. The Town relies on formal competitive bidding for purchases over $10,000 (sealed bids commonly at $50,000), leaving little room for sole source awards. Practical notes: expect strict justification and approvals if attempted; default to running a competitive bid via the Town’s procurement portal.
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The committee discussed the findings and outcomes of the 2025 Welcome Survey, which assessed community belonging and inclusivity in Stoughton. Key strategic goals were established to improve government transparency, integrate newcomers, and foster intergenerational relationships. Members evaluated current town communication methods, identifying limitations in reach, and proposed future strategies such as leveraging platforms like Instagram or TikTok, utilizing physical signage, and exploring cable television. Additionally, the committee reviewed the progress of the 'Phase Forward' program in collaboration with the Council on Aging and planned an upcoming in-person community gathering.
Stoughton Select Board Select Board Meeting
Date: Sep 17, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on the conduct of the session in accordance with Open Meeting Law provisions, allowing for both in-person and virtual participation. The primary agenda item involved an executive session to discuss Open Meeting Law complaints filed against the Select Board.
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Tracy PereiraAssistant Director of Human Resources & Wellness
Frequently asked questions
Who manages procurement and purchasing for the Town of Stoughton?
The Town of Stoughton Procurement Department, led by the Procurement Officer, administers municipal procurements and supports town departments, boards, and committees. The department maintains procurement guidance, a point of contact, and an office address listed on the Town’s procurement page and handbook.
Where does the Town of Stoughton post bids and RFPs?
The Town of Stoughton posts bids and RFPs on its CivicEngage Bids page (Stoughton.org/Bids.aspx). The Procurement Department page links to those postings; vendors should monitor that CivicEngage page and may subscribe to notifications for new solicitations.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with the Town of Stoughton?
Vendors register by contacting the Town of Stoughton Procurement Office (Procurement Officer contact on the procurement page) and by creating a CivicEngage account or subscribing to 'Notify Me' on the Town’s Bids page to receive solicitation notifications and updates.
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Oct 7, 2026
Type: Meeting mention
The meeting included the introduction of a new bilingual staff member, Tonya Thai, who holds a master's in social work. The Director's update covered the submission of a pavilion project application for spring, staffing changes regarding retirement and leave, the success of fall programs including a Men's Group and Memory Café, the development of a new program for retirees called Phase Forward, and current budget preparations. Additionally, an update was provided on Old Colony Elder Services regarding a merger with the South Shore Elder service organization, and board members discussed their volunteer leadership role in a community Facebook group.
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What products and services does the Town of Stoughton procure?
The Town of Stoughton commonly procures materials, supplies, equipment, services, construction and public‑works projects, and recurring departmental service contracts per its Procurement Manual. The Town also uses town‑wide contracts and state or cooperative contract vehicles where appropriate.
Does the Town of Stoughton use cooperative purchasing or piggyback contracts?
The Town of Stoughton uses state and cooperative contract vehicles (the Procurement Manual cites COMMBUYS, MHEC and GSA examples) and requires Procurement Office review and approval before departments piggyback or use cooperative contracts for purchases.
What procurement requirements does the Town of Stoughton publish for vendors?
The Town of Stoughton procurement manual documents solicitation‑specific vendor requirements such as bid bonds, payment and performance bond thresholds, DCAMM certification where applicable, prevailing wage on applicable projects, and verification of licenses and certifications; vendors must follow each solicitation’s required forms and terms.
How does the Town of Stoughton approve procurement contracts and awards?
Department heads may approve smaller purchases while the Town of Stoughton Procurement Office handles solicitations of $10,000 and above; all purchases require an authorized requisition and issuance of a purchase order in the Town’s MUNIS system, and Procurement oversees contract execution, bonds and change orders.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for the Town of Stoughton?
Town of Stoughton’s Procurement Manual (Procurement Department Employee Handbook) provides purchasing thresholds, MGL Chapter 30B compliance, solicitation types (quotes, IFB, RFP), MUNIS requisition/PO requirements, and standard contract exhibits and terms; vendors should consult that manual and the Procurement Department page.