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Aliquippa City Hall

in City Government, Other

REQUEST FOR BIDS.CLEANING SERVICES IN 2025

 

 

The City of Aliquippa Administrative Office is requesting bids for cleaning services for  our administrative offices beginning January 2025, 3 days per week. (Monday-Wednesday-Friday). First and Last Wednesday of every month, cleaning must be done after 10:00 pm and before 8:00 am due to City Council meetings. All current CDC guidelines must be followed. All qualified commercial cleaning services MUST be fully insured and bonded. Requests for cleaning specifications can be picked up at the City office or requested via email to  Samuel.gill@aliquippapa.gov cc: kelly.callen@aliquippapa.gov

Bids are due by 3:00 pm November 6, 2024, City of Aliquippa, 581 Franklin Avenue, Aliquippa, PA 15001

in City Government, Other

INVITATION OF BIDS FOR SUPPLYING FUEL IN 2025

INVITATION OF BIDS

 

Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Aliquippa, Beaver County, Pennsylvania until 3:00 PM Wednesday, November 6, 2024 for supplying:

22,000 gallons (more or less) Unleaded Gasoline minimum Octane rating 87

&

Grade 1, Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel

Specifications, instructions and proposal forms may be obtained from

Samuel L. Gill, City Administrator, City of Aliquippa, www.samuel.gill@aliquippapa.gov

cc: kelly.callen@aliquippapa.gov      Please submit bids to Samuel L. Gill, City of Aliquippa, 581 Franklin Avenue, 15001.

Bids will be opened and read at the regularly scheduled City Council meeting on Wednesday, November 6, 2024 beginning at 7:00 PM.

The City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, to waive any informalities in bids received and to award contracts in the best interest of the City of Aliquippa.

Samuel L. Gill

City Administrator

 

 

 

in City Government, Community Development, Environment/Sustainability

Wolf Administration and Beaver County Leaders Discuss How Restore PA Could Help Region Battle Blight

Aliquippa, PA – Today, Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary Dennis Davin joined Aliquippa Mayor Dwan Walker, borough managers from Monaca and Ambridge, and other community leaders to discuss Beaver County’s challenges in its fight against blight and how the bipartisan Restore Pennsylvania proposal could help municipalities eradicate blight.

“Aliquippa, Monaca, Ambridge, and other Beaver County communities are yet more examples of the need for Restore Pennsylvania,” Secretary Davin said. “Local officials and community leaders have done their due diligence by adopting ordinances and creating working groups to address blight, but they still need significant funding support. And the only way to do this is through a bold and innovative plan that can provide funding for the costly process of blight elimination. That’s what Restore Pennsylvania is all about.”

Restore Pennsylvania, Governor Wolf’s bipartisan proposal funded through a commonsense severance tax, would invest $4.5 billion over the next four-years in significant, high-impact projects to rebuild Pennsylvania’s infrastructure. It would provide financial resources at the local level to establish land banks and acquire and demolish blighted buildings to create new development opportunities or provide new green space. The funding will be administered by entities established by the legislature as land banks or demolition funds.

Currently, local governments like Aliquippa and Beaver County are unable to fund the demolition or redevelopment of most of their blighted properties by themselves. If passed into law, Restore Pennsylvania would fund blight remediation efforts at a level far beyond any existing funding mechanisms at the local and state levels.

“Every day, we’re working to grow Aliquippa’s economy and make it a better place to live, but the issue of blight is holding us back from our full potential,” said Mayor Walker. “Restore Pennsylvania would provide Aliquippa – and other municipalities in Beaver County that are struggling with blight – with the resources we need to really attack this issue.”

Restore Pennsylvania is a statewide plan to aggressively address the commonwealth’s vital infrastructure needs. Funded through a commonsense severance tax, Restore Pennsylvania is the only plan that will help make Pennsylvania a leader in the 21st century.

View the full Restore Pennsylvania plan here.

For more information about the Department of Community and Economic Development, visit the DCED website or follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.

MEDIA CONTACTS: 
Michael Gerber, DCED, 717.783.1132

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