Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Beaverton.
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Oct 30, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Work consists of replace an existing 1940s-era 8" cast iron water main with approx 1,060 LF of new ductile iron water main, consisting of 1,020 feet of 12" pipe and 40 feet of 8" pipe.
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Census ID
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173706
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
622.6
Population
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97,842
Procurement Hell Score
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54 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Beaverton
The meeting featured proclamations recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month and the B City USA designation. Public comments focused on concerns regarding the Downtown Business Association's social media moderation policies, the use of artificial intelligence by community partners, and the accountability of non-profits receiving city funding. Additional citizen input addressed the necessity of sidewalks for safe student routes near elementary schools and provided commendation for the local police department. The city manager's report provided updates on the building improvement program, the rescheduling of the National Night Out, the library's annual book and media sale, and ongoing recruitment for volunteer opportunities on boards and commissions.
The commission conducted a public hearing regarding the application to reclassify an existing library parking lot at Third and Washington into a standalone public parking facility. The proposal involves updating the land use designation to allow broader public access for the Old Town area without necessitating physical site modifications beyond new signage. The commission reviewed the criteria for the conditional use permit and ultimately voted to approve the application.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Beaverton.
The board discussed potential revisions to the current grant program, including the possibility of switching from an annual to a quarterly timeline and placing greater emphasis on business incubation for retail rather than just restaurants. A motion was passed to hold a work session in the first quarter of the coming year to further evaluate these grant programs. Additionally, board members raised concerns regarding downtown activations and their impact on existing small businesses, and a new inquiry was introduced regarding aggressive tactics observed by the parking enforcement company.
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