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Active opportunities open for bidding
Virginia Port Authority
The Virginia Port Authority issued an Invitation for Bids (IFB) for On-Call Paving Services to provide paving and related roadway repair services. The solicitation, identified by ID A407VPA:118098, was posted on April 15, 2026, and is currently open for submissions. Interested parties must access the official Virginia eVA/mvendor portal to download full solicitation documents and response instructions.
Posted Date
Apr 15, 2026
Due Date
May 14, 2026
Release: Apr 15, 2026
Virginia Port Authority
Close: May 14, 2026
The Virginia Port Authority issued an Invitation for Bids (IFB) for On-Call Paving Services to provide paving and related roadway repair services. The solicitation, identified by ID A407VPA:118098, was posted on April 15, 2026, and is currently open for submissions. Interested parties must access the official Virginia eVA/mvendor portal to download full solicitation documents and response instructions.
AvailableVirginia Port Authority
The Virginia Port Authority (VPA) issued an RFP seeking proposals to implement a modern, cloud-native, AI-enabled Risk Management Information System (RMIS) platform that consolidates risk, safety, claims, insurance, compliance, and analytics into a single integrated ecosystem. The procurement will establish a contract via competitive negotiations with qualified offerors to deliver the RMIS solution. The estimated value range is roughly $500,000 - $2,000,000 and the solicitation is handled through the Virginia Port Authority procurement portal.
Posted Date
Apr 10, 2026
Due Date
May 5, 2026
Release: Apr 10, 2026
Virginia Port Authority
Close: May 5, 2026
The Virginia Port Authority (VPA) issued an RFP seeking proposals to implement a modern, cloud-native, AI-enabled Risk Management Information System (RMIS) platform that consolidates risk, safety, claims, insurance, compliance, and analytics into a single integrated ecosystem. The procurement will establish a contract via competitive negotiations with qualified offerors to deliver the RMIS solution. The estimated value range is roughly $500,000 - $2,000,000 and the solicitation is handled through the Virginia Port Authority procurement portal.
AvailableVirginia Port Authority
The Virginia Port Authority is seeking proposals for the procurement of two fully electric Mobile Harbor Cranes for the Richmond Marine Terminal. The project includes the design, manufacture, commissioning, and a two-year warranty for cranes capable of a 120-tonne hook-load to meet zero-emission requirements. The contractor will also provide three container spreaders, operator training, and ongoing onsite technical support.
Posted Date
Apr 8, 2026
Due Date
Apr 22, 2026
Release: Apr 8, 2026
Virginia Port Authority
Close: Apr 22, 2026
The Virginia Port Authority is seeking proposals for the procurement of two fully electric Mobile Harbor Cranes for the Richmond Marine Terminal. The project includes the design, manufacture, commissioning, and a two-year warranty for cranes capable of a 120-tonne hook-load to meet zero-emission requirements. The contractor will also provide three container spreaders, operator training, and ongoing onsite technical support.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Virginia Port Authority
The committee convened to discuss the assignment, appointment, promotion, and performance of employees of a public body. Key agenda items included a safety briefing and the conduct of a closed session to review personnel matters in accordance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, followed by the required formal certification of the closed session. The committee also provided notice regarding upcoming closed meetings for the purpose of interviewing candidates for the role of CEO and Executive Director.
The Virginia Port Authority Board of Commissioners held a meeting covering a range of topics. The Nominating Committee recommended extending the current slate of officers. The Executive Committee evaluated the CEO's performance and compensation. The Finance and Audit Committee reviewed internal audit results, financial performance, and small purchase charge card guidelines. The Operations and Infrastructure Committee discussed safety metrics, operations, and infrastructure projects, including the North NIT Optimization project and South NIT crane replacements. The Growth Committee reported on cargo volumes and market comparisons. The CEO provided updates on the VIG lease transaction, infrastructure development, tariffs, and financial contributions from offshore wind projects. The board also approved resolutions related to executive director incentive compensation and small purchase credit card policies.
The meeting included a safety briefing and special recognition of Mona McLaurin, Chief of the VPA Police. Committee reports were given by the Executive Committee, Investment Committee, Finance and Audit Committee, Operations and Infrastructure Committee, and Growth Committee. The Finance and Audit Committee discussed the FY25 external audit presentation and the first quarter financial statement. The Operations and Infrastructure Committee provided a report on safety and operations, as well as an infrastructure projects update. The Growth Committee reported on sales and volume, including a USEC ports market comparison. The CEO/Executive Director provided a report, and the Nominating Committee presented a slate of officers for FY2026.
The meeting included reports from various committees including the Executive Committee, Investment Committee, Finance and Audit Committee, Operations and Infrastructure Committee, and Growth Committee. Key discussion points included the FY24 audit results, first quarter financial results for FY25, and the FY25 budget revision. The board also discussed safety and operations, infrastructure projects, and sales and volume reports. The EPA Clean Ports Grant awarded to The Port of Virginia was announced. The meeting also covered the orderly shutdown and start back up after the work stoppage.
The Virginia Port Authority Board of Commissioners held a budget meeting to discuss several key items, including the presentation of the Fiscal Year 2026 Consolidated Budget and the consideration of resolutions related to the budget and the sale of cargo handling equipment, specifically ship-to-shore cranes. The board also received an audit planning presentation from PB Mares, covering the scope, timing, and logistics of the upcoming audits for VPA and VIT. The meeting included discussions on key assumptions, the executive summary, the capital budget, debt service coverage, and potential risks and considerations for the fiscal year.
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