Floyd County - Road Salt RFP
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Quantity purchase agreement (QPA) for approx. 2,500 TN of untreated and treated road salt for the 2026-2027 winter season.
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Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Quantity purchase agreement (QPA) for approx. 2,500 TN of untreated and treated road salt for the 2026-2027 winter season.
Posted
Oct 6, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Quantity purchase agreement (QPA) for approx. 2,500 TN of untreated and treated road salt for the 2026-2027 winter season.
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82,153
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Floyd County
The board addressed a wide range of infrastructure, development, and administrative items. Key actions included reviewing bid openings for local paving projects, approving partial re-plats and bond releases for subdivision developments, and executing a Build-Operate-Transfer agreement for a new facility at Novaparke. The board authorized multiple financial measures, including the creation of TIF-related non-reverting funds and bond reimbursements, and reviewed the 2023 Operations Annual Report. Additional approvals were granted for road improvement contracts, the relocation of the Veteran Service Office, a regional park master plan contract, and an American Rescue Plan amendment for a water project. The meeting also featured reports and discussions on EMS advisory committee representation and community health services.
The Board of Commissioners meeting involved several key actions and discussions. They approved the consolidation of stormwater ordinances, the vacation of Scottsville Road, and various department requests, including fee charges for vital records and vehicle purchases for the Health Department. The Board also reviewed bids for Innovation Park, approved schedule changes for the New Albany Little League, and discussed the establishment of a bond amount for the Greenville Fire District fiscal officer. Other business included a lease agreement renewal for the Pilot Club of New Albany, approval of the ATOD Task Force grant, and various budgetary updates and contract approvals, including an energy audit and an agreement with Baker Tilly for abatement reviews.
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The Floyd County Council conducted a meeting to address various financial and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included the approval of multiple additional appropriations across various departments such as the Veteran's Court, Emergency Management Agency, Probation, and Community Corrections. The council reviewed and voted on grant proposals for stormwater GIS development and probation services. Administrative items included salary ordinance corrections, appointments for bargaining boards, and financial reports from the Sheriff's office and Auditor. The council also deliberated on bond payments, transfers, and the advertising methods for additional appropriations.
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