Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Charlotte.
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Oct 5, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
The City of Charlotte seeks geographic information system (GIS) mapping services and an asset inventory for storm sewer systems. The available notice does not expose the full technical scope or deliverables; it shows a closing date of October 19, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. EDT. The described work is a municipal services procurement, not a grant program.
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Census ID
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128280
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
74
Population
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9,305
Procurement Hell Score
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53 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Charlotte
The meeting focused on administrative and operational approvals, including the adoption of revised bylaws for the Camp Frances Educational and Recreational Center and the formal renaming of the local sledding hill to Johnson Foundry Park. Key business items involved the selection of ClearFlow LLC as the new Enterprise Asset Management platform and discussions regarding police vehicle purchases and Flock Camera policies. The Council also considered board and commission re-appointments and conducted a closed session to discuss confidential attorney-client communications concerning an MDCR complaint.
The board discussed several items, including renter concerns regarding property damage and the status of the treasurer report. Updates were provided on the city council report, including new staff hiring and grant funding. The board formally approved the updated bylaws and discussed the concrete path project, including a change in location for ADA compliance and plans for a future dedication ceremony. The board also reviewed reports on Science Camp involvement, confirmed plans for the Summer Campfire event, and acknowledged the purchase of a new microwave cart. Additionally, the board received a report on local infrastructure projects, approved the donation of a gift certificate to the Charlotte Hospital Auxiliary, acknowledged a board member resignation, and discussed potential grant opportunities through Women Giving Together.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Charlotte.
The council meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters. Reports were provided regarding staffing, general ledger restoration, and police department statistics. The council reviewed and approved claims, expenditures, and a fireworks display for Charlotte Frontier Days. Specific business approvals included a tree service contract with Top Notch Tree Service, an HVAC controls upgrade at the West Side Fire Station with Hopkins Mechanical, an IT services contract with Pottervilla, and authorization for the City Manager to sign an EGLE grant. Discussions also touched on the transition of building inspection services, upcoming elections, and housing development initiatives.
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