REQUEST FOR BIDS - YUMA COUNTY ARIZONA SPECIFICATIONS, PROPOSAL & BID DOCUMENTS FOR: Pavement Marking (2027-2028) Bid Number: 2027-2028CY.05
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Nov 24, 2026
Pavement marking services for the 2027-2028 calendar years.
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Nov 24, 2026
Pavement marking services for the 2027-2028 calendar years.
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Oct 15, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Construction of a metal building and necessary parking for the university. The building will feature offices, storage, laboratories, conference rooms, a break room and restroom facilities.
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160818
Employee FTE
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1,507.9
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224,449
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70 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Yuma County
The Board addressed public concerns regarding industrial operations and short-term rental regulation. The meeting included the approval of tax roll corrections, significant financial expenditures, and various contractual agreements for public works and health services. Key actions included the adoption of property tax rates for the upcoming fiscal year, the approval of additional department-level initiatives for the strategic plan, and the authorization of a renovation project for the Recorder's Office. Additionally, the Board discussed state and federal legislative updates.
The board meeting covered various proclamations including Mexican Independence Day, Hispanic Heritage Month, and Library Card Sign-up Month. Consent items were approved, including financial reports, election cancellations, and grant acceptances. The board appointed a new County Engineer, approved a zoning text amendment to regulate large farm animal density, and selected a relocation plan for the Public Defender's Office. A new noise control ordinance was adopted, and the board engaged in discussions regarding a county logo update and legal strategy for regional water litigation. An executive session addressed matters concerning a detention basin project.
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The Board addressed several key agenda items, including a proclamation for the Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims and presentations regarding Greater Yuma Economic Development Corporation strategic activities and the Treasurer's Office operational updates and fraud prevention measures. The consent calendar involved approvals for tax roll corrections, financial demands, budget amendments, and various appointments. The Board authorized revisions to the Treasurer's Office fee schedule and conducted Board of Equalization proceedings to review real property valuation petitions for BKBM Valley, LLC and DPL LLC. Additionally, the session included legislative updates and a work session overview of the Building Safety Division's roles, permit review timelines, and future building code considerations.
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