Contracts and procurement items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Contracts and procurement | 32 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 6 |
| Police and public safety | 6 |
| Budget and appropriations | 5 |
| Parks and recreation | 5 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 5 |
| Roads and transportation | 3 |
| Solid waste and recycling | 3 |
| Fees and utility rates | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Public facilities | 2 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
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6.b Resolution Authorizing a Lease Extension/Update of the Western Wake Farmers Market (WWFM) AgreementA resolution extending the town's lease with the Western Wake Farmers Market, whose current agreement runs from 2023 to 2026.
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A resolution extending and updating the Morrisville Community Garden lease.
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Authorizes construction of the International Drive sidewalk.
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A resolution and budget amendment for phase one of the design-build contract to rebuild the Gables roadway.
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A sponsorship agreement with The Superlative Group, which sells naming rights on public facilities.Contract or award Contracts and procurement
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A residential solid waste services contract with GFL, following a request for proposals reviewed with the council in August.
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A contract with Axon to replace the police department's body-worn and in-car cameras. Briefed and voted the same night, with a project memo, workbook, purchasing agreement and quote in the packet.
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A resolution and capital project ordinance funding a new records management system for the police department.
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Updates to the interlocal agreement covering 911 emergency dispatch and communications service, revised in November after an August version.
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A work session on the proposals returned by the town's residential solid waste request for proposals, and whether to fund the service through a user fee. The council awarded the contract to GFL on December 10.
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Police Chief Pete Acosta brings a resolution and capital project ordinance amendment to buy a new records management system. Council gets a first look Nov. 12, with a vote set for Nov. 26.
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A resolution asked council to award the construction contract for the town's new dog park.
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Council considered a new services agreement with the Morrisville Chamber of Commerce for fiscal year 2025.
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Public Works Director Jeffery Brown presented data on the town's GFL solid waste contract, which cost $1.59 million this year. The town plans to survey residents and issue a request for proposals this fall, ahead of a new contract by July 2025.
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Updates the interlocal agreement governing shared emergency dispatch and 911 communications service.
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The council votes on a resolution to buy from Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc. as a sole-source purchase, recommended by the purchasing and contracts manager. The agenda does not list a dollar amount.Resolution Contracts and procurement
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Rescinds an earlier interlocal agreement with Wake County for administering erosion and sedimentation control.
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A resolution would authorize a sole-source purchase from Temple, Inc.Resolution Contracts and procurement
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A second resolution would authorize a sole-source purchase from DEW Engineering and Development ULC.Resolution Contracts and procurement
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Council considers an interlocal agreement letting Wake County administer the town's erosion and sedimentation control program, brought by stormwater engineering manager Ben Mills.
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A resolution on the consent agenda would award this year's street paving contract, covering a map of streets attached to the item.
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A consent-agenda resolution would approve an interlocal agreement with Wake County covering Church Street Park.
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A resolution would renew the town's contract with its outside auditor for the year ending June 30, 2024, as required by the Local Government Commission.
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A resolution would award a contract for a police service sidearm.
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A resolution would renew the lease for the Western Wake Farmers Market, with a comparison against the 2017 agreement.Consent agenda Contracts and procurement
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A resolution would adopt bidder prequalification requirements for construction work at Crabtree Creek Nature Park.Resolution Contracts and procurement
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A resolution would let the town advertise formal bid solicitations electronically rather than only in print.Resolution Contracts and procurement
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11.a Resolutions and CPOA Authorizing a 2nd MOU Extension and a Pre-Development Agreement for Town CenterDeputy Town Manager Brandon Zuidema and Singh Development LLC's Avi Grewal brief the council on two resolutions: a second extension of the Town Center memorandum of understanding, moving the deadline for a development services agreement to February 28, 2024, and a pre-development agreement authorizing up to $900,000 i…
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A resolution would authorize a Phase 2B progressive design-build contract with Muter Construction, not to exceed $3.5 million, to finish the Church Street Park southern lot: two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and stormwater cont…
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9.d Resolution and Capital Project Ordinance Amendment Authorizing Shiloh Park Construction ContractA resolution would authorize a construction contract with Salisbury and Moore Construction, the low bidder among four, to rebuild the Shiloh Park playground and basketball court for $612,000. Staff also recommend setting aside $75,000 for contingency and $25,000 for geotechnical testing, bringing the total estimated p…
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A resolution would authorize a design-build contract with Muter Construction, not to exceed $3.5 million, for the second phase of improvements at the Church Street Park Southern Lot: two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and a stor…
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Council would get a briefing on a $3.5 million design-build contract with Muter Construction for the next phase of Church Street Park's Southern Lot -- two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and a stormwater control measure -- with…
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