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Active opportunities open for bidding
Town of Manchester
The Town of Manchester is soliciting bids from qualified asphalt contractors for FY27 asphalt rehabilitation projects identified as R-27-1 through R-27-9. The Invitation for Bids covers roadway milling, asphalt overlay, full-depth pavement patching, traffic-control requirements, speed humps, utility-adjustment work, and related repairs, with mandatory pre-bid participation and completion required by November 20, 2026. This is an active local-government procurement—not a grant program—with bids due August 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time.
Posted Date
Jul 20, 2026
Due Date
Aug 6, 2026
Release: Jul 20, 2026
Town of Manchester
Close: Aug 6, 2026
The Town of Manchester is soliciting bids from qualified asphalt contractors for FY27 asphalt rehabilitation projects identified as R-27-1 through R-27-9. The Invitation for Bids covers roadway milling, asphalt overlay, full-depth pavement patching, traffic-control requirements, speed humps, utility-adjustment work, and related repairs, with mandatory pre-bid participation and completion required by November 20, 2026. This is an active local-government procurement—not a grant program—with bids due August 6, 2026, at 2:00 PM Eastern Time.
AvailableTown of Manchester
The Town of Manchester (Maryland) is soliciting proposals for engineering services to produce a Preliminary Engineering Report for consolidation and PFAS mitigation treatment of nine groundwater wells in the northern section of town. The selected firm will perform a site visit, review available information, prepare a preliminary design report with cost estimates, and coordinate with the Town; the project is expected to last about 12 weeks. A mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit are scheduled; procurement documents and attachments are hosted on the buyer’s PublicPurchase posting (requires vendor access).
Posted Date
Apr 29, 2026
Due Date
Jun 4, 2026
Release: Apr 29, 2026
Town of Manchester
Close: Jun 4, 2026
The Town of Manchester (Maryland) is soliciting proposals for engineering services to produce a Preliminary Engineering Report for consolidation and PFAS mitigation treatment of nine groundwater wells in the northern section of town. The selected firm will perform a site visit, review available information, prepare a preliminary design report with cost estimates, and coordinate with the Town; the project is expected to last about 12 weeks. A mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit are scheduled; procurement documents and attachments are hosted on the buyer’s PublicPurchase posting (requires vendor access).
Town of Manchester
The Town of Manchester is soliciting bids to grade and pave the access lane to the Ferrier Water Pump Station, which is approximately 1,220 feet long. The project requires a contractor with at least five years of experience and includes the construction of a turnaround and parking area. Bidders must provide bid, performance, and payment bonds, and the work must be completed by May 15, 2026.
Posted Date
Feb 13, 2026
Due Date
Mar 4, 2026
Release: Feb 13, 2026
Town of Manchester
Close: Mar 4, 2026
The Town of Manchester is soliciting bids to grade and pave the access lane to the Ferrier Water Pump Station, which is approximately 1,220 feet long. The project requires a contractor with at least five years of experience and includes the construction of a turnaround and parking area. Bidders must provide bid, performance, and payment bonds, and the work must be completed by May 15, 2026.
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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 ~$15,000, use sole source via state grant; otherwise expect a formal competitive bid.
Coops: Deprioritize—buyer hasn’t historically used coops; if they show future flexibility, mention Maryland DGS statewide contracts, HGACBuy, OMNIA Partners, or Sourcewell.
Entity: Town of Manchester, MD.
Path viability: Opportunistic and dependent on external funding. Align your solution with Maryland state grant programs—particularly DNR—and work with the Town Administrator to position your offering as integral to grant objectives. Use the FY2023 park project precedents (605P3600129, 605P3600280) to support a grant-designated sole-source.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Manchester
The Mayor and Council discussed municipal operations including tree collection, town office closures, and snow emergency procedures. A member was sworn into the Planning and Zoning Commission. A significant donation from Hailey's Wish Foundation was acknowledged for the ADA playground resurfacing project, alongside ongoing fundraising efforts for inclusive equipment. Administrative and public works reports covered light and pole installations, the WWTP ENR upgrade status, Main Street tree trimming bids, and crosswalk repairs. The council approved the purchase of data loggers. The Police Chief provided a report on annual crime statistics and traffic issues.
The Council received the Treasurer's Report and Check Register and reviewed the Mayor's Report, which included updates on trash collection, scholarships, student awards, and upcoming town events. The Lions Club requested donations for pool repairs. Reports were provided on the WWTP ENR project, PFAS project progress, and tree trimming challenges. The Council approved a bid for line striping, modifications to the Zoning Administrator and Code Enforcement Officer job descriptions, and Resolution No. 04-2026 regarding the Town's Regular Leave policy. Additionally, an Eagle Scout project proposal for park walkways was presented, and a monthly police report highlighted crime statistics, calls for service, and traffic safety reminders.
The meeting included a public hearing on an ordinance amending zoning provisions, which was subsequently approved. Reports were received from the Treasurer, Mayor, Town Administrator, Public Works, and the Police Department, covering topics such as upcoming budget sessions, municipal service schedules, infrastructure and design projects, and traffic safety concerns. The Council tabled two projects pending further information, introduced an ordinance regarding snow and ice removal, and passed a resolution clarifying roadway maintenance responsibilities. Additionally, representatives from a local fiber company and a candidate for county sheriff introduced themselves to the Council.
The meeting included public hearings on several ordinances and resolutions, specifically regarding the FY27 General Fund Budget, water rate increases, sewer rate increases, and the adoption of the Water Resources Element. Key business included receiving the monthly check register, hearing the Mayor's Report (which covered yard waste collection, the Military Banner Program, and the dedication of an inclusive playground), and reviewing the Town Administrator and Public Works report on park maintenance, WWTP design discrepancies, the PFAS project, and tree trimming. The Police Report indicated no Part-One crimes. The Council approved amendments to the FY26 Water and Sewer budgets for capital expenses, passed Ordinances 273, 274, and 275, adopted Resolution 03-2026, and approved changes to the Zoning Administrator and Code Enforcement Officer job descriptions.
The meeting included the appointment of new members to the Manchester Parks Foundation and the review of the Mayor's report covering town services, budget planning, and upcoming community projects. The Town Administrator provided updates on public works, infrastructure improvements, and code enforcement. The council approved a bid for window replacement at the Historic Center and enacted an ordinance regarding snow and ice removal. Additionally, three ordinances concerning the FY27 budget and utility rate increases were introduced, a resolution supporting legislative revenue modernization was passed, and the council addressed a resident concern regarding property damage.
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