Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Brantford.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 15, 2026
Nov 10, 2026
The City of Brantford invites non-binding quotations for siphons cleaning and bypass pumping under RFQ 2026-102. Detailed deliverables are described in Section A of the RFQ Particulars in Appendix B. This is a services procurement, not a grant program.
Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Wastewater flow monitoring services.
Posted
Sep 23, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
The City of Brantford invites non-binding quotations for snow clearing and ice control services. The work covers Branlyn School and Blanche E. Williams School, Library and Community Centre. The deliverables are described further in Section A of the RFQ Particulars (Appendix B).
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Employee FTE
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946
Population
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104,688
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Brantford
The committee received a presentation on the 2025 audited financial statements, covering accounting standards, asset retirement obligations, and investment portfolio valuations. Key discussions included the valuation methods for land holdings, year-over-year financial variances regarding childcare subsidies, and auditor independence. The committee also inquired about the city's role in audit oversight and discussed provincial fees that have remained unchanged for several decades.
The committee discussed the installation of a new splash pad at Princess Anne Park, covering topics such as accessibility features, concrete surface finishes, seating options, and project scope constraints. Additionally, the committee reviewed the relocation and development plan for Robert Moore Park, which includes moving the park to a remediated brownfield site and adding new amenities and pathways.
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The meeting addressed a wide range of municipal business, including the approval of reports from the Operations, Social Services, and Planning committees. Key actions involved the authorization of the 2027 Brantford 150 Celebration plan, updates to the Municipal Alcohol Policy, the appointment of a Municipal Drainage Superintendent, and the decision to bring restaurant operations at the Wayne Gretzky Sports Center in-house. The Council approved various capital projects such as park lighting and tree replacements, established an Address Alert Program, and authorized funding for basement flooding prevention grants. Additionally, the Council supported multiple health-related proclamations, adopted housing investment plans, approved planning and zoning amendments, and initiated procurement for the 2026 Official Plan review.
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