Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Town of Washington.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Nov 2, 2026
Request for proposals from qualified CPA Firms to conduct a full audit of the Town of Washington's books for fiscal year 6/1/25-6/1/26.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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176619
Population
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1,063
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Washington
The board discussed the creation and funding of a Selectboard Clerk position and planned the review of town procedures. Infrastructure priorities included managing bridge replacement projects for Johnson Lane and Wishing Well, alongside culvert installation and storm unit repairs on Mason Road. The board also addressed administrative tasks such as issuing an RFP for a CPA firm, exploring shared treasurer services, coordinating flood mitigation with landowners, and requesting traffic enforcement on local roads.
The board addressed several administrative and infrastructure-related tasks. Key topics included planning for a new Select Board Clerk position, reviewing budget allocations, and exploring the possibility of sharing a part-time treasurer. Infrastructure projects discussed involved culvert and storm unit repairs on Mason Road, bridge replacement plans for Johnson Lane and Wishing Well, and coordination regarding flood mitigation. Additional items included RFP monitoring for a CPA firm, submissions for emergency management planning, roadside mowing, town building maintenance, and traffic enforcement requests.
The board reviewed and compared bids from Northwoods, Callstrom, and Blue Mountain for storm drainage repair projects on Denton Road and Mason Road, ultimately approving the Northwoods bid for submission to the bid committee. Additionally, the board discussed an inquiry regarding the process for obtaining patrol logs from the Orange County Sheriff's Department and agreed to review public records request policies before responding.
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