Calaveras County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The City approved Construction Change Order 002 with Moyle Excavation to install about 132 additional 1–6 inch SMART water meters, completing citywide automatic meter reading. This adds $68,678 to the existing $795,257 Water Meter Replacement Phase 1 and 2 contract within a $2.4 million CIP budget. Vendors in metering, AMI analytics, leak detection, and billing/customer portal tools now have an installed smart-meter base to target for software, integration, and optimization services.
The City approved a new 10-year consolidated public safety technology agreement with Axon Enterprise combining body-worn cameras, in-car cameras, evidence storage, officer safety tech, AI-assisted report writing, and auto-transcription. The contract value is about $570,904 before tax, with annual payments near $61,256 starting in 2027–2028. This locks in Axon as the primary platform, but creates long-term needs for IT integration, policy consulting, training, and possibly complementary analytics and records systems.
The City is approving Agreement 26-21 with the Calaveras Visitors Bureau to continue destination marketing and tourism promotion. Funding is set at 65% of prior-year TOT, with a minimum of $95,000 and annual increases capped at 5%, tied to digital campaigns, visitors guide production, and reporting. Marketing and tourism vendors can approach CVB and the City for digital advertising, content, and analytics services within this recurring budget framework.
The City approved Resolution 26-68 and Agreement 26-22 leasing office space at the Angels Camp Museum to the Calaveras Visitors Bureau and paying $57,500 annually for museum operations. CVB will handle staffing, collections management, grounds maintenance, programming, and capital planning under City oversight. Cultural services, exhibit design, collections software, facilities, and program vendors can target CVB and the City for services tied to museum operations and future improvements.
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