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Town of Warren
Perform mowing/trimming work at various cemeteries.
Posted Date
Feb 25, 2026
Due Date
Mar 25, 2026
Release: Feb 25, 2026
Town of Warren
Close: Mar 25, 2026
Perform mowing/trimming work at various cemeteries.
AvailableTown of Warren
The Town of Warren, Maine requests written proposals for three paving-related projects, including an ADA‑compliant sidewalk and parking lot paving, shim and overlay on six town roads, and paving of a recreation drive and parking lot. Phase 1 is slated for spring 2026, while phases 2 and 3 are planned for the FY 26/27 budget year beginning July 1 2026, with groundwork and gravel supplied by Warren Public Works. Full details are available at the town office and in the attached RFP document on the announcement page.
Posted Date
Feb 11, 2026
Due Date
Mar 19, 2026
Release: Feb 11, 2026
Town of Warren
Close: Mar 19, 2026
The Town of Warren, Maine requests written proposals for three paving-related projects, including an ADA‑compliant sidewalk and parking lot paving, shim and overlay on six town roads, and paving of a recreation drive and parking lot. Phase 1 is slated for spring 2026, while phases 2 and 3 are planned for the FY 26/27 budget year beginning July 1 2026, with groundwork and gravel supplied by Warren Public Works. Full details are available at the town office and in the attached RFP document on the announcement page.
AvailableTown of Warren
Seeking qualified professionals to conduct a municipal energy audit of our municipally owned buildings. This municipal energy audit will be conducted as part of a year-long municipal resilience improvements project for the town, supported by funding from the state community resilience partnership program. This work will provide a baseline for current municipal energy use, with a goal of identifying opportunities for energy and cost savings in the town's facilities.
Posted Date
Jan 22, 2026
Due Date
Feb 27, 2026
Release: Jan 22, 2026
Town of Warren
Close: Feb 27, 2026
Seeking qualified professionals to conduct a municipal energy audit of our municipally owned buildings. This municipal energy audit will be conducted as part of a year-long municipal resilience improvements project for the town, supported by funding from the state community resilience partnership program. This work will provide a baseline for current municipal energy use, with a goal of identifying opportunities for energy and cost savings in the town's facilities.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Sole Source: Deprioritize; no evidence it’s used. Confirm any exceptions directly with the Town Manager.
Coops: If they’re open to alternatives, briefly mention coops (Sourcewell, PEPPM, NASPO ValuePoint, GPCOG) as future options. Buyer hasn’t historically used coops/resellers, but you can encourage them to explore these procurement programs as future options.
Town of Warren, ME: No documented evidence of sole source contracting; deprioritize this route.
Practical next step: Engage Town Manager Sherry Howard (Purchase Agent) to obtain the purchasing policy and clarify if any sole source allowances exist.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Warren
The agenda items for this meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance and public participation. Key votes scheduled involved approving the Selectmen's Meeting Minutes from April 11, 2018, approving and signing Warrants #22 and Trust Fund #12, signing the Assessors Return for 2016 Knox County Taxes, awarding a paving bid, and countersigning the RSU 40 School Budget Warrant. Furthermore, the Board planned to vote on appointments for the Payson Park Committee and Election Clerks. There was also a discussion scheduled regarding the Draft Town Meeting Warrant, a Town Manager's Report, and an Executive Session pertaining to Labor Negotiations.
The agenda for the meeting included initial administrative items such as a moment of silence, the pledge of allegiance, and public participation. Key agenda items involved the election of the Chairman and Vice-Chairman. Financial matters included voting on Warrant #25, Warrant #24MV, Warrant 24A, and Trust Fund Warrant #12. Discussions were scheduled with an individual regarding the Personnel Policy. A significant portion of the meeting involved voting to approve various appointments, including members for the Planning Board, GRSSM committee, EMS Director, Ambulance Director, Animal Control Officer, GRSSM Joint Board, and Election Clerks. Additionally, the Board planned to review and discuss bids for Road Salt and Winter Sand for the 2022 season, followed by a Manager Report and other business.
The key discussion topics for the meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance and public participation. Agenda items involved votes to approve various warrants, the appointment to the Woolen Mill Park Committee, a discussion with a representative from Revision Energy, and the renewal of approval for the Warren Three Links Club's bingo operation for 2022-2023. The board also planned to review and award the Plow Equipment Bid and hear a presentation from Heather Beaupre regarding Bank Proposals. The meeting included a Manager Report and concluding with an Executive Session to discuss personnel matters and the Manager Evaluation.
The meeting agenda included opening the session, a discussion concerning the response to the Covid-19 National Emergency, and the adjournment of the meeting.
Key discussion items for the meeting included the Pledge of Allegiance and public participation. The board was scheduled to vote on Warrant #15 and to appoint Corinne Michaud as Registrar. Agenda items also covered provisional dates for the 2021 Annual Town Meeting, discussion regarding the Town Report Request for Proposal (RFP), and a revision of the Personnel Policy concerning the New Paid Leave Law. Additionally, the board planned to sign Quit Claim Deeds for Paul Harding and Jean Stairs, revisit Library signage, review the Town Manager's Report, and enter Executive Session to review Concealed Weapons under MRSA statute.
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