Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Marion.
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Posted
Oct 21, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
The Town of Marion is seeking bids to replace its sewage pump station. Work includes a new raised electrical building, buried wet well and valve vault, extensions to the existing gravity sewer and force main, off-site ARV replacement, and site improvements such as grading, planting, seeding, and fencing. Bids are due by 11:00 a.m. on December 2, 2026.
Posted
Jun 3, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Replacement of sewage pump station, including new raised electrical building, buried wet well and valve vault, extension of existing gravity sewer and force main, off-site ARV replacement, and installation of site features including grading, plantings, seeding, fencing, etc.
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Census ID
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204631
Population
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5,366
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Marion
The board discussed several items including the logistics for an upcoming road race for Old Rochester Regional High School, conducted a lottery to determine the membership of the 175th Anniversary Committee, and reviewed and approved a water/sewer abatement request. The board also addressed various administrative and operational matters such as the approval of the Town Clerk job description, funding for a solar project at the Department of Public Works building, and the reappointment of a police officer. Additionally, the meeting included discussions on open space property swaps for a shared-use path, issuance of special one-day alcohol licenses, and updates regarding municipal projects and grants.
The commission discussed a site visit concerning vegetation clearing and potential resource area violations. A public hearing was held regarding a request for determination of applicability for a bridge replacement project, resulting in a negative determination issuance. The commission conducted a year-end budget review, assessing expenditures for site inspection supplies and training, and discussed future budget adjustments. The Conservation Agent provided a brief report with no significant updates.
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The commission reviewed a report from the Financial Review Working Group covering budget recommendations and expenditures. The meeting included discussions on managing Waterways expenses, assessing town contributions, and strategies for revenue generation, specifically regarding proposed increases to mooring fees. The commission also reviewed comparative data on mooring fees in other Massachusetts harbors and investigated funding models for Waterways programs through municipal general funds.
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