Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Pitt Meadows.
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Sep 30, 2027
The City of Pitt Meadows gives notice that it participates in the Lower Mainland Purchasing Group, a consortium of approximately 20 municipal organizations in British Columbia. The group consolidates purchases of similar goods and services to reduce public costs. The City may purchase goods and services under a separate agreement if a successful bidder extends its offer to group participants.
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Oct 29, 2026
The City of Pitt Meadows invites expressions of interest for naming rights at a community sport destination. Pitt Meadows Athletic Park and the Arena already attract local and regional audiences, and a new Sport Box and artificial turf field are under construction. The City says the facilities’ existing use, street frontage and projected attendance could provide millions of brand impressions annually.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pitt Meadows
The committee discussed future improvements for the Pitt Meadows Day event, specifically focusing on the parade route, drone show logistics, and the salmon and chicken barbecue. Recommendations were made to Council regarding the parade start location and the sourcing of a third-party service provider for barbecue services to reduce city commitment. Additionally, portfolios were assigned to committee members for the upcoming 2026 event planning, and a roundtable discussion provided positive feedback on parking and open-liquor license implementation from the 2025 event.
The council agenda addresses several significant municipal policy and operational matters. Key discussion topics include the official recognition of the Day of Mourning for Workers Killed and Injured on the Job and an update on the regional flood risk prioritization project. The agenda features a review of the amenity cost charge and inclusionary zoning financial feasibility assessment. Legislative items include the presentation and potential approval of the annual tax rates bylaw, the good governance repeal bylaw, and amendments to the officers and delegation of authority bylaw. Furthermore, the meeting incorporates reports and minutes from various advisory committees, covering topics such as agriculture, economic development, accessibility, and community service awards, in addition to the quarterly report on strategic priorities.
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The meeting included the Invasive Species Council of Metro Vancouver's annual general meeting and fall forum. The session addressed the council's role as a not-for-profit society and outlined its programs for education, outreach, operations, and consulting. A guest presentation was given regarding the impacts of invasive alien species on forests, the role of globalization in spreading such species, and the challenges associated with monitoring and surveillance in identifying pests and pathogens.
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