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Sep 8, 2026
Sep 23, 2026
The Town of Webster Department of Public Works is requesting written responses for pavement-marking work through its Highway Department. Scope-of-work documents are available from the Highway Department, and written responses are due by September 23, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. The solicitation requires a 50% payment bond for contracts exceeding $25,000 and compliance with Massachusetts prevailing-wage and OSHA requirements.
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Census ID
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166577
Employee FTE
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762
Population
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17,835
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Webster
The board discussed several items including the status of the Bigelow Road and Memorial Beach construction project and the negotiation of change orders. Updates on the Sewer Department included the receipt of bids for Aeration Phase #2. The commission addressed the ongoing meter replacement project and pending shut-offs for non-compliance. New business covered a proposed subdivision at 70 Gore Rd, PFAS results at the Dudley Fire Station, and the approval of increased permit fees for accessory dwelling units. Additionally, the resignation of a commissioner was noted, with a member filling the Vice Chairman vacancy.
The board addressed several operational and financial issues, including the denial of an abatement request for 29 Union Pt. Rd. and approval of a partial abatement for 16 North Main Street. Discussions were held regarding a significant increase in sludge disposal costs and a presentation on the Water Management Act grant, which included a conservation rate study and an evaluation of water withdrawal volumes. Department updates covered the ongoing meter replacement project, construction change orders for the Bigelow Road and Memorial Beach projects, and the status of the sewer department's sludge residuals. Additionally, the commission approved new ADU policies for water and sewer regulations, reviewed bid results for the Narrows Pump Station, and discussed policies regarding public record requests and the billing of other town departments for utility usage.
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The commission discussed change orders for the PFAS project, including costs associated with an omitted structural beam. Updates were provided regarding the ongoing meter replacement project, including plans for water service shut-offs for non-responsive customers, and construction status for Bigelow Road and Memorial Beach. The board reviewed sewer department operational issues, including a toxicity test failure and PFAS testing concerns. The meeting also covered the status of the IMA contract, committee reorganization, and the Water Management Act Grant and Rate Study.
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