Installation 40 fixed generators, 10 hookups for portable generators and 5 portable generators with concrete pads, transfer switches, conduit, wiring, and all other appurtenances necessary for complete installation.
Project consists of but not limited to installation of a new duplex submersible lift station featuring a 6' wet well, 2,900 LF of 6" PVC sewer force main, 50 LF of 10" PVC gravity sewer main, rehabilitation of one existing duplex submersible lift station, directional bore, manholes, electrical, and pavement replacements.
Installation 40 fixed generators, 10 hookups for portable generators and 5 portable generators with concrete pads, transfer switches, conduit, wiring, and all other appurtenances necessary for complete installation.
Sole Source:Deprioritize. It’s allowed with City Manager approval and full documentation, but there’s no practical precedent—redirect to competitive bid.
Coops:Buyer hasn’t historically used coops, but you can position these cooperative programs as another option.
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City of Bainbridge allows sole source with City Manager approval and full documentation/justification. However, there’s no history of sole source awards; treat this as non-viable and focus on preparing a formal, competitive bid. Expect rigorous adherence to formal processes and approvals.
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There is no evidence that City of Bainbridge uses cooperative purchasing today. While this entity does not appear to use co-ops today, you can position these cooperative programs as another option.
Georgia DOAS Statewide Contracts — Georgia cities are eligible; broad mandatory/convenience contracts.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Bainbridge
City of Bainbridge Special Called Session
Date: Aug 31, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026 millage rate for the city. Key discussions included the impact of Senate Bill 33 and the application of FLOSS proceeds on the city's tax rate, which resulted in a 52% reduction in the millage rate from the previous year. A citizen presented inquiries regarding the collection of property taxes and the allocation of excess funds. Following the hearing, the council formally adopted the 2026-2027 millage rate.
Council Council Meeting
Date: Sep 15, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The council meeting addressed various community issues, including a proposal for a sensory-friendly playground project called Kitty Town, a formal property dispute and complaint regarding fence installation and ordinance compliance, and an accessibility critique regarding local infrastructure. Additionally, the council reviewed and discussed the adoption of the municipal budget, which includes employee cost-of-living adjustments, market-rate pay increases for public safety officers, and a significant reduction in property taxes offset by sales tax revenue.
Bainbridge City Council Special Called Session
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Who handles procurement and purchasing for City of Bainbridge?
The City of Bainbridge Administrative Services Department administers purchasing, and any purchase that legally binds the city must be approved or awarded by the mayor and city council (City Code). Contact Administrative Services for purchasing contacts, procedures, and submission guidance.
Where does City of Bainbridge post bids and RFPs?
The City of Bainbridge posts bids, RFPs, and solicitation documents on its official Request for Bids & Proposals page on the city website. Vendors should monitor that page for downloadable solicitation documents, submission instructions, and amendment or addendum notices.
What vendor requirements does City of Bainbridge publish for procurement?
City of Bainbridge publishes solicitation-specific vendor requirements—such as insurance, bonding, licensing, required forms, and contract terms—within each solicitation posted on the Request for Bids & Proposals page. Vendors must review each solicitation for exact requirements and submission instructions.
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Date: Sep 8, 2026
Type: Meeting mention
The meeting focused on a budget presentation for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics included a review of economic conditions, population growth statistics, and commercial/residential construction projects in the city. The council discussed the 2026 millage rate reduction, the general fund budget, employee compensation adjustments, street paving plans, and the water/sewer and other enterprise fund budgets. A public hearing was held where citizens questioned the source of funding for pay raises and the city's reserve and contingency funds.
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How does City of Bainbridge approve procurement contracts and awards?
Under the City Code, purchases that bind the City of Bainbridge by contract require approval or award by the mayor and city council; Administrative Services' Purchasing coordinates solicitations, contract routing, and award notifications. Official contract approval authority resides with the mayor and council per ordinance.
Where can vendors find City of Bainbridge procurement policies and standard contract terms?
City of Bainbridge posts procurement policies and standard contract terms on the Administrative Services / Purchasing page and in the City Code (Municode) provisions governing contracting and purchases. Vendors should consult both locations for policy guidance and the legal ordinance language that governs purchasing.