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Township of Mount Lebanon
Work consists of providing snow and/or ice removal services for the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon for the 2026-2029 winter seasons, a one-year contract with two renewal periods. This includes but is not limited to removal of snow and/or ice from municipal sidewalks and pedestrian walkways as well as the possible removal of snow and/or ice from commercial district sidewalks and private sidewalks.
Posted Date
Jun 24, 2026
Due Date
Jul 16, 2026
Release: Jun 24, 2026
Township of Mount Lebanon
Close: Jul 16, 2026
Work consists of providing snow and/or ice removal services for the Municipality of Mt. Lebanon for the 2026-2029 winter seasons, a one-year contract with two renewal periods. This includes but is not limited to removal of snow and/or ice from municipal sidewalks and pedestrian walkways as well as the possible removal of snow and/or ice from commercial district sidewalks and private sidewalks.
AvailableTownship of Mount Lebanon
The project involves the installation of new concrete sidewalk and ADA ramps along Greenhurst Drive, including, but not limited to, site clearing and miscellaneous removals; traffic control; resident notification; erosion and sedimentation control measures; bulk excavation and fine grading; trench drain installation; placement of new concrete curb, sidewalk and handicap ramps; existing driveway and sidewalk adjustments; resident notifications; signage; line striping; existing utility and site feature protection; and site restoration, complete in place.
Posted Date
Mar 12, 2026
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Mar 12, 2026
Township of Mount Lebanon
Close: Mar 31, 2026
The project involves the installation of new concrete sidewalk and ADA ramps along Greenhurst Drive, including, but not limited to, site clearing and miscellaneous removals; traffic control; resident notification; erosion and sedimentation control measures; bulk excavation and fine grading; trench drain installation; placement of new concrete curb, sidewalk and handicap ramps; existing driveway and sidewalk adjustments; resident notifications; signage; line striping; existing utility and site feature protection; and site restoration, complete in place.
Township of Mount Lebanon
Work includes milling of existing materials, ada ramps, leveling with one (1) inch thick bituminous pavement (where applicable), 1-1/2" thick minimum bituminous overlay and bituminous binder.
Posted Date
Mar 13, 2026
Due Date
Mar 31, 2026
Release: Mar 13, 2026
Township of Mount Lebanon
Close: Mar 31, 2026
Work includes milling of existing materials, ada ramps, leveling with one (1) inch thick bituminous pavement (where applicable), 1-1/2" thick minimum bituminous overlay and bituminous binder.
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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 ~$23,800, use sole source. Only if the tech/service is proprietary or compatibility-critical (e.g., AccuFund); coordinate with IT Manager Nicholas Schalles and Finance Director Andrew McCreery to justify under § 1-
Coops: If your offering is on PA COSTARS or Sourcewell, route the purchase through that coop to bypass formal bidding.
Entity: Township of Mount Lebanon (PA)
Posture: Sole source awards are rare; deprioritize in favor of cooperative contracting.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Mount Lebanon
The meeting included the discussion and recommendation of a proposed text amendment to the zoning ordinance, which aims to define smoke shops and establish them as a conditional use in the C2 district. Additionally, the Board reviewed and recommended the approval of a subdivision consolidation plan for properties on Gypsy Lane, requiring the submission of revised plans addressing minor engineering comments.
The commission reviewed municipal board activities, permit issuance timelines, the ice plant replacement project at the rink, the 2026 bond issue sizing, and the selection process for a library construction manager. Other topics included an overview of the annual road improvement program, municipal road construction schedules, the junior commission board application deadline, and public feedback regarding local deer management, stormwater/sewer fee structures, and the need for resurfacing improvements at Williamsburg Park.
The board discussed citizen requests regarding park improvements, including the installation of curb cuts, trail enhancements, park maintenance, and the addition of restroom facilities. A presentation was provided by Gateway Engineering concerning infrastructure improvements to Middle, Seymour, and Brafferton fields, including a new path connection. The board reviewed timelines for upcoming field renovations and the impact on sports season scheduling.
The agenda includes the nomination of a Vice Chair, a workshop discussion regarding the work plan and committee structure, and updates from the Commission Liaison, Staff Liaison, and Student Liaison. Additionally, the agenda covers reports from the Economic/Business District Committee, Historic Preservation Committee, and Sustainability + Local Ecology Committee, as well as a discussion regarding liaisons to other advisory boards.
The board meeting agenda includes reports from the Chairperson, Commission Liaison, Staff Liaison, and various sub-committees including the Arboretum and Trail Connectivity and Mapping groups. Old business items feature discussions on youth sports organizations oversight, naming proposals, a nature conservancy storage shed, and the main park master plan. New business consists of a presentation regarding a street tree management plan.
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