Contracts and procurement items in Town of Cary, between 28 Aug 2025 and 28 Aug 2026
23 items. Each one links to the meeting it was on. This is the bottom of every drill-down on this site: whatever a chart says, the items behind it are here to be counted.
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: The Western Wake Regional Water Reclamation Facility (WWRWRF) is a jointly owned facility serving Cary, Apex, Morrisville, and Wake County’s portion of Research Triangle Park. The WWRWRF was constructed as a regional partnership among Cary, Apex, and Morrisville, wi…
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary maintains a network of flow monitors and rain gauges throughout its wastewater collection system, providing valuable data to track system performance, plan capital improvements, and evaluate available capacity for development. The existing agreement with Vision…
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Speaker : Paul Webster, Facilities, Construction, and Field Services Executive Summary: The Cary Tennis Park hosts numerous premier collegiate and professional tennis events throughout the year. The park's existing asphalt courts have exceeded their 20-year service life and continue to require increasingly intensive a…
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Speaker : Paul Webster , Facilities, Construction , and Field Services Executive Summary: Cary Tennis Park hosts premier collegiate and professional tennis and pickleball events year-round. The existing lighting on courts 1 - 12 no longer meets the illumination standards required for collegiate and professional nightt…
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Speaker: Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary’s utility system includes one drinking water treatment facility and three water reclamation facilities, which treat wastewater. The treatment processes at these facilities generate residuals that require management and disposal. Residuals and biosolids are solid…
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Speaker: Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: The Cary/Apex Water Treatment Facility (CAWTF) uses sodium hydroxide, also known as caustic soda, to adjust pH as part of the drinking water process. Sodium hydroxide is delivered in bulk tanker trucks at a 50% concentration, with approximately 900 dry tons required…
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary’s automated meter infrastructure (AMI) system, known as Aquastar, uses a combination of advanced water meters and a radio network to remotely collect water meter readings, improving the efficiency and accuracy of the meter-reading process. Cary’s AMI system has…
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Speaker: Kimberly Branch, Finance Executive Summary: Staff requests Council approval of commercial property, commercial liability, and inland marine insurance policies with Trident Public Risk Solutions for the 2026-2027 policy year. Cary procured these policies through an existing agreement with broker USI Insurance…
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Speaker : Corrie Bondar, Utilities Executive Summary: The Swift Creek Pump Station consists of two pump stations located at a single facility. The original pumping system, commissioned over 35 years ago, operates on 575-volt power. The newer system, added in 2006 to increase station capacity, operates on standard 480-…
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Speaker : Scot Berry, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Cary's Salesforce licensing agreement expires July 31, 2026. Staff recommends renewal for fiscal year 2027 at a cost of $1,625,854.56, a 2.9% increase over the prior year. Salesforce serves as Cary’s primary platform for resident services, permitting, publ…
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Speaker : Heather Whelehan, Planning and Community Development Executive Summary: The Raleigh Housing Authority (RHA), a government entity created under NCGS Chapter 157 that develops and rehabilitates housing reserved for low- and moderate-income residents, has requested that Cary authorize it to operate in Cary for…
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Speaker : Kelly Blazey, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: GoCary currently operates from a leased operations and maintenance facility that cannot accommodate service expansion or alternative fleet fueling options. The Wake Transit Plan and a Federal Transit Administration grant allocate significant financial re…
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Speaker: Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: The Upper Brier Creek Sewer Rehabilitation Project will rehabilitate 3,475 feet of 36-inch sewer pipe and 14 manholes that are nearing the end of their service lives. The work will take place at the Interstate 40 and Airport Boulevard interchange and within the Aeria…
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Speaker : Kimberly Branch, Finance Executive Summary: As part of previously adopted budgets, Council approved financing the purchase of sanitation and heavy-duty trucks and public safety vehicles. Staff issued a request for proposals (RFP) to secure the best financing terms for 15 vehicles. Recommendation : That Counc…
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Speaker : Kimberly Branch, Finance Executive Summary: Pursuant to North Carolina General Statute §159-34(a), Cary is required to have its accounts audited by an auditor selected by the Town Council. The most recent contract term expired, and staff issued a request for proposals for audit services for the next three fi…
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Speaker : Scot Berry, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Cary has provided information technology support to Central Pines Regional Council (CPRC) since 2019 and, as part of that partnership, purchased various technology assets on CPRC’s behalf. If returned to Cary, the equipment would be considered surplus. Con…
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: The Utilities and Public Works departments share space at the Garmon Operations Center at 400 James Jackson Avenue. As Cary’s service area and operational demands grow, the existing facility has struggled to accommodate long-term space and service needs. In February…Consent agenda Budget and appropriationsContracts and procurementLand conversion and large developmentPublic facilities
- 400 James Jackson Ave · 29 acres · Cary Town Of
- 150 Towerview Ct · 2.2 acres · Towerview Court Condos
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Speaker : Cassie Schumacher-Georgopoulos, Transportation Executive Summary : Cary’s Street Improvements Program evaluates and maintains pavement and curb ramp conditions for Cary’s 525 miles of streets. The goal of this program is to continually maintain the integrity of Cary’s street system, including pedestrian and…
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Speaker : Kimberly Branch, Finance, and Lee Ann Watters, audit director from Cherry Bekaert LLP (auditors) Executive Summary : Each year, Cary prepares year-end financial statements to report on financial outcomes and to ensure accountability in the utilization of funds. Those statements are audited by an independent…
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Speaker : Kelly Blazey, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Cary’s commitment to maintaining existing transit infrastructure and expanding GoCary bus service is central to serving our citizens. The Wake Transit Plan allocates significant financial resources to Cary’s transit system (GoCary) to support the system’…
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Speaker : John Collins, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Executive Summary: The USA Baseball National Training Complex Coleman Field Renovation project will provide a full renovation of the existing stadium field. This project, which is fully funded by the hospitality tax funding agreement between Cary and Wa…
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary’s water main replacement program is a key component of maintaining safe and reliable water service. This year’s water main replacement project will invest approximately $4 million into water main maintenance and improvements that will benefit Cary. This year’s…
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Speaker: Kathryn Trogdon, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: Staff across multiple departments have engaged in an ongoing process to review all policy statements for current applicability to Cary’s evolving culture and way of doing business. This work is being done via a program where staff regularly reviews and…