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3 Commerce contracts run out within twelve months. That is when the work goes back out to bid — and the end date was published in the award, often years ago.

See what's expiring → City Council Aug 27, 2024 8 items Planning Commission Aug 21, 2024 14 items Measure AA Advisory Committee Aug 20, 2024 10 items City Council Aug 13, 2024 31 items City Council Jul 23, 2024 23 items City Council Jul 9, 2024 28 items Measure AA Advisory Committee Jun 26, 2024 11 items City Council Jun 25, 2024 32 items City Council Jun 11, 2024 32 items City Council May 28, 2024 29 items Planning Commission May 22, 2024 13 items Planning Commission May 15, 2024 15 items City Council May 14, 2024 38 items City Council Apr 23, 2024 33 items Planning Commission Apr 17, 2024 14 items Measure AA Advisory Committee Apr 16, 2024 9 items City Council Apr 11, 2024 9 items City Council Apr 9, 2024 30 items City Council Apr 4, 2024 10 items City Council Mar 26, 2024 30 items City Council Mar 12, 2024 33 items City Council Feb 27, 2024 25 items Planning Commission Feb 21, 2024 14 items City Council Feb 13, 2024 34 items City Council Jan 23, 2024 32 items City Council Jan 16, 2024 29 items Planning Commission Dec 20, 2023 City Council Dec 12, 2023 City Council Nov 17, 2023 Planning Commission Nov 15, 2023 City Council Nov 14, 2023 Planning Commission Oct 30, 2023 City Council Oct 24, 2023 Planning Commission Oct 18, 2023 City Council Oct 10, 2023 City Council Sep 26, 2023 City Council Sep 12, 2023 City Council Aug 24, 2023 City Council Aug 22, 2023 Planning Commission Aug 16, 2023

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