2015-2020 Used 10-Wheeler Tractor Truck RFP
Posted
Sep 18, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Provision of 2015-2020 Used 10-Wheeler Tractor Truck, 700,000 miles or less, Minimum 400 HP, Preferred Cummins engine or DD15.
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Posted
Sep 18, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Provision of 2015-2020 Used 10-Wheeler Tractor Truck, 700,000 miles or less, Minimum 400 HP, Preferred Cummins engine or DD15.
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173345
Population
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30,438
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ottawa County
The Board approved a wide range of claims for payment across various departments, including General, Health, Highway, and Rural Fire services. Key actions included the reimbursement of the Emergency Transportation Revolving Fund, an addendum to modify authorized signers for the county's official depository account, and authorization to purchase heavy equipment for District 1. The Commissioners also addressed several items concerning the sale of county property, including approving deeds and specific bids, while tabling other property-related proceedings. Additionally, the session included activity reports from the districts regarding bridge maintenance and personnel transitions, alongside the approval of blanket purchase orders.
The board approved a wide range of claims for payment across departments including general services, highway maintenance, and rural fire, as well as lease and bond payments. Resolution #2026-46 regarding the County Road Machinery and Equipment Revolving Fund was approved. The board acted on personnel requests concerning sick time donations via the Shared Leave Plan and authorized blanket purchase orders. Commissioner activity reports were provided, covering updates on sales tax efforts, ongoing infrastructure repairs following flooding, and routine operational maintenance.
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The Board of Commissioners conducted their regular session to handle various administrative and financial matters. Key topics included the approval of claims for payment across multiple county funds, discussion on the status of transmission lines, and authorization of an addendum to remove an authorized signer on an official depository account. The Board approved a revised lease purchase agreement for a road grader, authorized the disposal of surplus county equipment, and approved several bids and deeds regarding county property acquired at resale. Additionally, the Board allocated tax funds, reviewed monthly reports from county offices, and approved cash fund estimates of needs and appropriations. Commissioners also provided activity reports, including notification of an upcoming special meeting.
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