The selected Contractor(s) shall provide on-call unauthorized encampment cleanup, biological waste and biohazard remediation, and abandoned vehicle, trailer, and motorhome removal services on public, City-owned properties. Work includes site assessment, collecting and removing accumulated trash, bulky items, scattered debris, needles/sharps, human/animal waste, and hazardous or regulated materials; performing surface cleaning and disinfection; and handling hauling, towing, demolition, and proper disposal at authorized facilities while ensuring public, worker, and environmental safety.
Sole Source:If sale is less than $50,000, use sole source.
Coops:Frequently procures through Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, BuyBoard, and NASPO ValuePoint; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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This document outlines Special Provisions for the "Safe Routes to School - Ella Rd" project, issued by the City of Grand Junction Department of Engineering and Transportation. It modifies the City's Standard Specifications for Road and Bridge Construction, detailing specific requirements for removal of structures, structural concrete composition and testing, sidewalk and bikeway construction, field facilities (sanitary), and payment procedures for materials by tonnage, including required information on weight tickets. The provisions specify how various work items will be paid for and what is considered incidental to those payments.
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City Of Grand Junction Community Meeting
Date: Apr 1, 2025Type: Meeting mention
The meeting provided a detailed update on the development and construction progress of the new community recreation center. Key discussion topics included the expansion of the facility's scope made possible through grants and partnerships, the addition of specific amenities like extra pools, group fitness rooms, and dedicated therapy spaces, and the current status of the construction contract. The session also covered fiscal management, including the guaranteed maximum price, and operational preparations such as future staffing requirements and fee structure planning.
Grand Junction Planning Commission Regular Session
Date: Jun 25, 2019Type: Meeting mention
The commission addressed several land use and planning items. The agenda included the election of officers and requests to vacate rights-of-way and utility easements for the Pepper Ridge Subdivision and properties on 29 Road, along with a request to rezone properties to Light Commercial. Additionally, the commission reviewed past meeting minutes which documented rezone requests for the Harmony Subdivision and a property on River Road, as well as recommendations for amendments to the municipal zoning code regarding recreational campgrounds.
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Who manages procurement and purchasing for City of Grand Junction?
The City of Grand Junction's Purchasing Division administers procurement, overseen by department directors, the City Manager, and City Council under municipal code Title 41. See municipal code Title 41 and the City's Procurement Policy in TrimView for details on responsibilities and governance.
Where does City of Grand Junction post bids and RFPs?
City of Grand Junction posts bids and RFPs on its official Purchasing/Bids webpage, the Rocky Mountain E‑Purchasing System (BidNet), and the City TrimView document portal. Vendors should monitor those portals and register on BidNet to receive solicitation notices and download documents.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with City of Grand Junction?
Vendors register electronically for City of Grand Junction solicitations through the City's e‑procurement channels (BidNet) and are advised to create a BidNet vendor account to receive notices and download solicitation documents. Submit registration questions via BidNet support at 800-835-4603 or the City Purchasing office at 970-256-4082; see the Purchasing/Bids page for links.
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Date: Oct 1, 2019Type: Meeting mention
The agenda focuses on the upcoming board meeting, which includes discussion items such as recruiting volunteers for the Community Streets event. Additionally, there are planned updates regarding the Lincoln Park Historic District Guidelines and Standards, the Grand Junction/Grand Valley Historic Story Map, and the nomination for the Most Endangered Places List concerning the Teller Institute. The board also intends to discuss potentially changing the meeting time to 4:00 pm.
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What products and services does City of Grand Junction procure?
City of Grand Junction commonly procures consultants and professional services, service providers, construction and engineering contractors, and general vendors and suppliers of goods and services. See the Purchasing/Bids page for solicitation categories and examples of posted opportunity types.
What procurement requirements does City of Grand Junction publish for vendors?
City of Grand Junction vendor requirements are specified in the Standard City Contract Documents and Purchase Order Terms & Conditions linked on the Purchasing/Bids page. Vendors must review those documents and each solicitation for insurance, bonding, licensing, and solicitation‑specific requirements and forms.
How does City of Grand Junction approve procurement contracts and awards?
The City of Grand Junction Purchasing Division administers procurements; final approval and governance involve department directors, the City Manager, and City Council per municipal code Title 41. Vendors can review Title 41 and the City's Procurement Policy in TrimView or contact Purchasing to understand approval authority and steps.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for City of Grand Junction?
City of Grand Junction's procurement policies and standard terms are published on the Purchasing/Bids page, including the City Procurement Policy (TrimView), Standard City Contract Documents, and Purchase Order Terms & Conditions; municipal code Title 41 contains purchasing rules. Vendors should consult these documents for terms and procedures.
