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Active opportunities open for bidding
Town of Brownsburg
Work shall include: investigation of water service line materials on both the customer and utility maintained portions of water service lines through the use of hydro excavation, public and private utility locating, granular backfill, maintenance of traffic, and restoration as specified. A mandatory alternate for additional undistributed investigations in the target areas is included to more extensively investigate areas where potential lead water service line materials may be present.
Posted Date
May 14, 2026
Due Date
Jun 4, 2026
Release: May 14, 2026
Town of Brownsburg
Close: Jun 4, 2026
Work shall include: investigation of water service line materials on both the customer and utility maintained portions of water service lines through the use of hydro excavation, public and private utility locating, granular backfill, maintenance of traffic, and restoration as specified. A mandatory alternate for additional undistributed investigations in the target areas is included to more extensively investigate areas where potential lead water service line materials may be present.
AvailableTown of Brownsburg
Work includes asphalt milling, patching, & resurface of various streets.
Posted Date
Dec 8, 2023
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Dec 8, 2023
Town of Brownsburg
Close: Mar 31, 2026
Work includes asphalt milling, patching, & resurface of various streets.
Town of Brownsburg
The Town of Brownsburg Parks Department requests proposals for professional native area maintenance and preservation across five designated natural areas including seasonal vegetation management and invasive species removal. Contractors must hold a valid Indiana pesticide/herbicide applicator license and provide regular stewardship visits during the 2026 growing season. The contract is estimated between $50,000 and $200,000 with work beginning in April 2026.
Posted Date
Jan 23, 2026
Due Date
Mar 6, 2026
Release: Jan 23, 2026
Town of Brownsburg
Close: Mar 6, 2026
The Town of Brownsburg Parks Department requests proposals for professional native area maintenance and preservation across five designated natural areas including seasonal vegetation management and invasive species removal. Contractors must hold a valid Indiana pesticide/herbicide applicator license and provide regular stewardship visits during the 2026 growing season. The contract is estimated between $50,000 and $200,000 with work beginning in April 2026.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Deprioritize; town prefers competitive quotes. Only pursue if a true sole source is justified and approved.
Coops: Generally only for Brownsburg Fire Territory large capital projects; otherwise use the quote process.
Town of Brownsburg, IN: No evidence of sole source awards; the town prioritizes competitive processes. No specific sole source dollar threshold is identified.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Brownsburg
The council agenda included reports from the police and fire departments, a parks project update, and administrative items. Legislative considerations involved the third reading of an ordinance amending height commitments for the Clermont Heights Commerce Center, a resolution concerning the acquisition and use of town credit cards, and a first and second reading of an ordinance regarding the vacation of public ways. Additionally, the Town Manager provided a state of the town presentation.
The commission reviewed and approved several development plans, including an industrial flex building and a building addition for the Low Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic, which also involved design waivers and site layout adjustments. Public hearings were held regarding the rezoning of property to neighborhood commercial and the vacation of a portion of Mill Street right-of-way in support of the clinic's expansion. Several other development and rezone requests were formally continued to a future meeting date.
The board discussed and approved Resolution #2026-07 regarding the allocation of funds to support educational programs, including BHS Project Lead the Way and BHS Work and Internship Programs, with potential expansion to the Area 31 Vocational Program. The discussion also addressed strategies for avoiding a referendum through funding contributions from the town and townships, current fiscal challenges, and the potential impact of revenue loss. Furthermore, the meeting included a presentation on the roles and responsibilities of the council, boards, and commissions.
The council recognized the ACEC Indiana 2026 Engineering Excellence Award for utility improvements. Key discussions included approval of the Lincolnwood Park Trails design and a resolution concerning property donation for the park. The council approved the annexation of real estate for a police and street facility. Several resolutions were passed to grant real property tax abatements to Prologis, L.P. for three spec building projects. Furthermore, the council authorized steps for septic system elimination in Northwood and Creekside subdivisions, approved an ordinance amendment regarding building height commitments at the Clermont Heights Commerce Center, and approved a zoning map amendment for the Low Cost Spay-Neuter Clinic expansion. Additionally, a presentation was given for a proposed mixed-use development at the Ronald Reagan Parkway.
The agenda includes reports from the Police Department and Fire Territory, a parks project report, and the consideration of Ordinance #2026-05 regarding building heights at the Clermont Heights Commerce Center. Additionally, the Council will review Resolution #2026-12 concerning the acquisition and use of credit cards by town employees, as well as Ordinance #2026-07 related to the vacating of public ways in the town. The meeting also features a State of the Town presentation by the Town Manager.
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