This is a Method of Source Selection (other than bid) notice, and it explicitly says, “THIS IS NOT A BID.” It describes a FY27 blanket purchase order to T2 Systems Inc. for $6,600 in annual warranty service for six pay stations located around downtown. The notice states that there are no specifications, part numbers, or quantities.
The City of Gainesville's Procurement Division has posted a fiscal-year 2027 blanket purchase order to AssetWorks Inc for $11,664. The purchase covers WEX External Fuel to FleetFocus/AssetWorks EAM integration (fuel only), including implementation of a custom interface and annual maintenance. This is a Method of Source Selection procurement notice, explicitly not a competitive bid or a grant solicitation.
The City of Gainesville Procurement Division posted a Method of Source Selection notice to purchase scanning tools with an annual subscription from Noregon Vehicle Data Experts for $12,364.53. The notice proposes purchasing without formal bidding for justifiable reasons and explicitly states that it is not a bid. This is a procurement notice rather than a grant program, with a five-business-day posting period.
Sole Source:If the need is specialized/proprietary tech or public safety and truly unique, and the sale is less than $100,000, use sole source; plan for City Commission approval if over $100,
Coops:Frequently procures through Sourcewell or OMNIA Partners; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
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KONTRON AMERICA INCORPORATED at City of Gainesville
Effective: Nov 18, 2022Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This contract establishes a five-year agreement for a Mobile Ticketing System for Transit between the City of Gainesville and KONTRON AMERICA, INCORPORATED, effective November 18, 2022. The contractor is responsible for providing the system, with training and system acceptance to be completed by March 31, 2023. Compensation is set at 2.9% of the revenue generated through the mobile ticketing system.
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Code Enforcement Special Magistrate Regular Meeting
Date: Oct 8, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The meeting addressed various code enforcement cases, including a fine reduction for a condominium association. Several cases were heard regarding code violations, resulting in guilty rulings with stipulated administrative costs, compliance deadlines, and daily fine structures for non-compliance. Additionally, the magistrate processed three requests for continuances and granted compliance or dismissal for three other active files.
City Of Gainesville Audit Committee Minutes
Date: Jun 16, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The committee reviewed and approved audit reports regarding the 2026 Gainesville Police Department Forensic Crime Unit and the 2026 Gainesville Fire Rescue Badge and Physical Access program. Additionally, the committee received and approved the City Auditor's Quarterly Update, with all items recommended to the City Commission for formal acceptance.
City Of Gainesville Board Of Trustees Of The Consolidated Police Officers And Firefighters Retirement Plan Minutes
Date: Aug 26, 2026Type: Meeting mention
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Who manages procurement and purchasing for the City of Gainesville?
Procurement for the City of Gainesville is managed by the City’s Procurement Division within the Financial Services Department. Vendors can find procurement contacts, policies, and the Procurement Division’s procedures on the Financial Services “Do Business with the City” procurement pages.
Where does the City of Gainesville post bids and RFPs?
The City of Gainesville posts solicitations on its online procurement portal (partnered with OpenGov) and links them from the Financial Services “Bid on a City Project” and “Do Business with the City” pages. Vendors should register on the portal to view and submit solicitations.
How do vendors complete vendor registration with the City of Gainesville?
Vendors register on the City of Gainesville’s online procurement portal (hosted via OpenGov); registration is free and required to submit electronic responses. After award, supplier application and EFT payment-setup instructions are provided through the portal and supplier documentation.
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The board received an investment performance presentation from Mariner, which highlighted that the plan's investment returns for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, and July 2026 were strong and currently performing above the assumed rate of return. A discussion was held regarding asset allocation, specifically concerning real estate and alternative investments. The board analyzed the long-term expected returns of the alternative asset allocation, emphasizing diversification, volatility mitigation, and risk-adjusted returns, while noting the underperformance of certain previously recommended alternative credit strategies.
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What procurement requirements does the City of Gainesville publish for vendors?
The City of Gainesville requires vendors to review each solicitation’s documents for required forms, terms, and compliance obligations; specific insurance, bonding, licensing, or other requirements are stated within each solicitation. Supplier application and EFT setup instructions are provided after award via the procurement portal.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for the City of Gainesville?
The City of Gainesville publishes its Procurement Policy (Resolution), Pro‑01 Procurement Administrative Guidelines, and Procurement Procedures (41‑000) on the Financial Services “Do Business with the City” procurement pages. Vendors should consult those documents for rules, thresholds, and standard contract terms.