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Active opportunities open for bidding
Town of Derry
The Town of Derry is soliciting bids for the design and construction of an approximate 40'x80' fabric/steel building with a minimum 16' clear height to cover three transfer station trailers at 43 Transfer Lane, Derry, New Hampshire.
Posted Date
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Due Date
Aug 28, 2026
Town of Derry
Close: Aug 28, 2026
The Town of Derry is soliciting bids for the design and construction of an approximate 40'x80' fabric/steel building with a minimum 16' clear height to cover three transfer station trailers at 43 Transfer Lane, Derry, New Hampshire.
AvailableTown of Derry
Road Striping 44,000 LF Retro Reflective Pavement Marking 4" wide Single Solid Line; 88,000 LF Retro Reflective Pavement Marking 4 inch wide Double Solid Line.
Posted Date
Jul 21, 2026
Due Date
Jul 30, 2026
Release: Jul 21, 2026
Town of Derry
Close: Jul 30, 2026
Road Striping 44,000 LF Retro Reflective Pavement Marking 4" wide Single Solid Line; 88,000 LF Retro Reflective Pavement Marking 4 inch wide Double Solid Line.
AvailableTown of Derry
The Town of Derry, New Hampshire is soliciting bids for the Derry WWTP Effluent Force Main Project, a municipal wastewater force-main construction project. The posting was made in early July 2026 and bids are due August 4, 2026 at 12:00pm local time; contractors should consult the Town of Derry bids page for full documents and submission instructions. I could not find a primary PDF/Docx in the public summary I accessed, so bidders must download bid documents and follow submission instructions on the Town's official bid page.
Posted Date
Jul 6, 2026
Due Date
Aug 4, 2026
Release: Jul 6, 2026
Town of Derry
Close: Aug 4, 2026
The Town of Derry, New Hampshire is soliciting bids for the Derry WWTP Effluent Force Main Project, a municipal wastewater force-main construction project. The posting was made in early July 2026 and bids are due August 4, 2026 at 12:00pm local time; contractors should consult the Town of Derry bids page for full documents and submission instructions. I could not find a primary PDF/Docx in the public summary I accessed, so bidders must download bid documents and follow submission instructions on the Town's official bid page.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $5,000, use sole source.
Coops: Town of Derry uses cooperative purchasing, primarily via State of New Hampshire statewide contracts to streamline buys; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
Town of Derry: No evidence of an active, routinely used sole source mechanism—treat as last resort.
Practical thresholds: Formal competitive bidding required over $5,000; Town Council approval at $20,000.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Derry
The Board reviewed and approved escrow requests for the Liberty Apartments Garage Expansion and 98 Gulf Road Subdivision. Public hearings were scheduled to address proposed changes to the Zoning Ordinance and Land Development Control Regulations. The Board approved a site plan amendment for a multitenant conversion at 18 Crystal Avenue and a site plan for a new light industrial building at 12 A Street. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved lot line adjustments for properties on Craven Terrace and Miltimore Road, as well as a two-lot subdivision plan for 62 Lane Road, which included specific conditions regarding well and septic locations.
The meeting addressed a legislative update regarding HB1469 and HB1458, noting the upcoming committee recommendations. The town update covered the resignation of a councilor, progress on the Abbott Court project, and the upcoming budget season. In the school update, the board confirmed that all warrant articles are proceeding to the ballot, and the expansion at the NEXT area is complete. Additionally, the task force discussed HB1331 concerning the potential town takeover of the SAU, referencing significant public opposition expressed during a prior public hearing.
The meeting included the election of officers for 2026-2027, with the appointment of a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. Discussions were held regarding Community Power, a legislative update on building code bills, and planning for an upcoming meeting with Code Enforcement to discuss electric vehicles and charging. Updates on the Landfill Project were provided, noting power line work and the rescheduling of the Landfill Solar Array ribbon cutting ceremony. Additionally, the committee explored potential solar energy solutions, including panels on the Abbott Court development and portable plug-in options for residential use.
The Board established cash escrow accounts for three separate development projects. A sign design for a commercial location was reviewed and approved under the local zoning ordinance. The Board conducted workshops to discuss proposed regulatory changes for the Central Business District, specifically addressing yard depth, parking layout, and front lot line definitions. Additionally, the Board reviewed new architectural design requirements for the Land Development Control Regulations, focusing on standards for buildings with increased height, such as upper story step setbacks, roof line variations, and rooftop mechanical equipment screening.
The Board discussed escrow releases and new letter of credit requirements for the Residences of Skye and Derry Motor Fuel Outlet projects. Key topics included a housing implementation readiness program, the relocation of SAU #10 offices to the former Derry Village School site including interior renovation plans, and proposed updates to the Board's Policy and Procedures. The meeting also addressed administrative updates regarding department staffing and recruitment for board vacancies.
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