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Active opportunities open for bidding
Town of Farragut
Work consist of 4 SY of removal of asphalt pavement, 35 LF of removal of curb and gutter (area near curb ramps), 4 SY of asphalt pavement repair, 40 LF of saw cutting asphalt pavement, 225 sf of concrete curb ramp (retrofit), 4 CY of concrete combined curb & gutter, 39 SF of street name sign (rigid 0.100in thick), 1 EA of remove sign, support & footing, 1 EA of led luminaires, 15 SY of plastic pavement marking (channelization striping), 90 LF of plastic pavement marking, 120 LF of plastic pavement marking. See attached file.
Posted Date
Mar 31, 2026
Due Date
Apr 23, 2026
Release: Mar 31, 2026
Town of Farragut
Close: Apr 23, 2026
Work consist of 4 SY of removal of asphalt pavement, 35 LF of removal of curb and gutter (area near curb ramps), 4 SY of asphalt pavement repair, 40 LF of saw cutting asphalt pavement, 225 sf of concrete curb ramp (retrofit), 4 CY of concrete combined curb & gutter, 39 SF of street name sign (rigid 0.100in thick), 1 EA of remove sign, support & footing, 1 EA of led luminaires, 15 SY of plastic pavement marking (channelization striping), 90 LF of plastic pavement marking, 120 LF of plastic pavement marking. See attached file.
AvailableTown of Farragut
Seeking to retain the services of professional property acquisition firms regarding a roadway improvements project. Project includes grading, paving, signing and intersection improvements, and will require acquisition of right of way, permanent drainage easements, slope easements and construction easements on approximately 23 tracts and no relocations.
Posted Date
Mar 12, 2026
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Mar 12, 2026
Town of Farragut
Close: Mar 31, 2026
Seeking to retain the services of professional property acquisition firms regarding a roadway improvements project. Project includes grading, paving, signing and intersection improvements, and will require acquisition of right of way, permanent drainage easements, slope easements and construction easements on approximately 23 tracts and no relocations.
Town of Farragut
Work includes construction of a new park restroom facility. Work includes site preparation, grading, and utility connections; installation of the concrete building pad and restroom structure; plumbing, electrical, and ventilation systems; interior and exterior finishes; installation of all fixtures and accessories; and final site restoration including sidewalks, landscaping, and cleanup.
Posted Date
Mar 12, 2026
Due Date
Apr 21, 2026
Release: Mar 12, 2026
Town of Farragut
Close: Apr 21, 2026
Work includes construction of a new park restroom facility. Work includes site preparation, grading, and utility connections; installation of the concrete building pad and restroom structure; plumbing, electrical, and ventilation systems; interior and exterior finishes; installation of all fixtures and accessories; and final site restoration including sidewalks, landscaping, and cleanup.
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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 $25,000, use sole source only if absolutely unique and urgent; otherwise deprioritize.
Coops: Lead with OMNIA Partners or Sourcewell; confirm your contract is eligible and route through procurement to avoid a formal bid.
Town of Farragut shows no evidence of sole source contracting in public records. The Town relies on competitive or cooperative processes for procurements over $25,000, making a sole source justification highly unlikely to succeed.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Farragut
This document outlines the strategic planning priorities for the Town of Farragut with a vision to be a community setting the standard for quality of life, characterized by beauty, connectivity, and engagement where individuals, families, and businesses thrive. Key priorities include connecting the community through parks, greenways, trails, sidewalks, and recreation programs; enhancing the town's financial position through new revenue streams and cost analysis; fostering collaboration at local, state, and federal levels; supporting and caring for the town team through competitive pay, benefits, and training; and advancing a high-quality, well-maintained community through improved infrastructure, technology, and planning.
The meeting included discussion and a public hearing concerning the Farragut 2025 Comprehensive Land Use Plan. Key discussions focused on plan adoption, consistency, and implementation, particularly item number four regarding plan adoption and consistency, stressing the need for continuous connection between the Strategic Plan, Comprehensive Plan, Capital Improvement Plan, and annual budget. Several residents voiced concerns regarding proposed zoning changes, specifically the classification of the Paoacre Subdivision as Regional Commercial, requesting it maintain its current low-density residential classification. Other resident comments addressed the density recommendations for residential zoning intertwined with office/industrial areas and concerns about road planning in certain parcels. A commissioner clarified that the plan is a suggestion for the future and does not change current zoning without further action by the Board of Mayor and Alderman, also stating a firm stance against using eminent domain for private sector benefit.
This Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update for the Town of Farragut, Tennessee, completed in December 2012, outlines a strategic direction towards "Farragut 2025". The plan addresses current challenges and is structured around eight key strategies: fostering a downtown, revitalizing aging shopping centers, promoting diverse housing options, enhancing connectivity, leveraging historical heritage, managing border expansion, strengthening community identity, and optimizing vacant land use. Its purpose is to guide the town's future development and achieve a clear vision for its evolution.
This Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update for the Town of Farragut serves as a roadmap to guide the town's future development and address key challenges. The plan is structured around eight key strategies: creating a downtown, revitalizing aging shopping centers, diversifying housing options, improving connectivity, leveraging the town's heritage, managing border expansion, enhancing natural and built identity, and strategically planning for vacant parcels. It aims to foster a more complete and vibrant community by translating these strategies into land use concepts, designations, and maps, ultimately shaping Farragut's evolution.
This document is the Town of Farragut's 2025 Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update, designed to guide the town's future development and address key challenges. It identifies eight core strategies: creating a downtown, revitalizing shopping centers, diversifying housing options, improving connectivity, leveraging heritage, managing expansion, enhancing identity, and planning for vacant parcels. The plan aims to foster a clear vision for the town by integrating land use concepts and implementation tools, while also incorporating principles such as preserving history, enhancing natural and built beauty, providing high-quality residential choices, developing multiple activity centers, ensuring convenient living, offering outstanding recreational opportunities, and strengthening community spirit.
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