Annual Exterior and Interior Door Repairs and Replacement Service RFP
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide annual exterior and interior door repairs and replacement service.
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Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide annual exterior and interior door repairs and replacement service.
Posted
Oct 1, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Work includes construction of approx. 8,830 LF of 8-inch diameter and approx. 610 LF of 6-inch diameter ductile iron water main including associated valves, fittings, hydrants, water services, and temporary bypass piping. Description: 1 LS of mobilization & demobilization; 10125 LF of sawcut bituminous concrete roadways; 300 LF of sawcut reinforced concrete roadways; general excavation; 75 CY of test pits; 40 CY of excavation below grade; 40 CY of rock removal; 675 ton of gravel borrow; 525 ton of dense graded crushed stone; 150 ton of sand for water service pipe bedding; 25 ton of 3/4" fractured crushed stone; 40 CY of controlled density fill; 190 CY of class b cement concrete for encasement; 1500 lb of dust control (chemical treatment). See attached file.
Posted
May 7, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
Provide tennis court management & program services.
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166452
Employee FTE
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1,593
Population
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90,741
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53 / 100
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This contract formalizes the agreement between Sterling Golf Management, Inc. and the Newton Commonwealth Foundation, Inc. for the management, operation, and maintenance of the Newton Commonwealth Golf Course. Effective from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2024, the agreement stipulates that Sterling Golf Management will pay the Foundation a percentage of gross revenues, with a guaranteed minimum annual payment of $400,000. Key provisions cover operational scope, financial considerations, maintenance responsibilities, insurance requirements, and conditions for termination and default.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Newton
The meeting focused on the performance of the Ride paratransit service, specifically reviewing quarterly performance data. Participants discussed systemic issues regarding service lateness and excessive earliness, advocating for better tracking mechanisms and improved reporting tools within the user application. Strategies for the group to collectively advocate for service improvements and better communication between the transit authority and its users were also explored.
The Conservation Commission addressed several wetland and land use matters. Key items included the approval of a project at 55 Bound Brook Road for deck and driveway replacement and the approval of a negative Determination for a gravel wetland construction project at Cold Spring Park to manage stormwater. The Commission also held an informal discussion regarding a proposed student-led floating wetland project at Bullough's Pond and deliberated on revisions to Conservation Land Use Regulations, specifically concerning the walking of miniature horses on conservation land. Additionally, a Certificate of Compliance was issued for 70 Kingswood Road, and the Commission discussed vacancies on the Community Preservation Committee.
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The committee reviewed a special permit request for the construction of an eight-foot retaining wall at 9 Nardell Road. Discussions centered on the need to mitigate steep topography to create usable yard space, the technical requirements for managing water runoff through underground drainage systems, and the aesthetic and environmental implications of using artificial turf compared to natural grass. Following a review of the site plan and confirmation that the wall's elevation would not create new visibility hazards, the committee voted to close the public hearing and accept the project.
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