docketcity.com
22-1411

Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to amend Contract No. 34352 with United Storm Water, Inc., of City of Industry, CA, for routine storm drain maintenance and repair, and extend the term of the contract to April 30, 2023. (Citywide)

Contract CCIS Introduced November 14, 2022

What this record is

Held by
United Storm Water, Inc 5 records across this site
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
amendment
Field
Construction

construction contracts in CA that end within a year →
Governments publish the end date in the award. That date is when the work goes back out to bid, and it is usually stated years ahead.

Read automatically from the title of the official record. The source document below is authoritative.

United Storm Water, Inc also holds

Award Construction Contract to United Storm Water, Inc. for Catch Basin Trash Capture Retrofit (SD231). Chino, CA <p data-pasted="true">Consideration of Award of Contract No. CITY-1554, Citywide Catch Basin Retrofits – Phase 3, to United Storm Water, Inc., in an a… $305K Industry, CA Approval of First Amendment to Agreement 2353-AA with United Storm Water, Inc. for catch basin inspection and maintenance services Monterey Park, CA Ratify Emergency Purchase for Repairs Necessitated by the February 2024 Storm Events; and, Approve Payment to United Storm Water Inc. It is recommende… $120K Pomona, CA
Committee
City Council
Introduced
November 14, 2022
On agenda
December 6, 2022
Passed
December 6, 2022

Watch what Long Beach buys

This is one award. Long Beach signs them continuously, and each one names a company and a date it runs out. Say what you sell and we will email you when the next one matches.

Free for 14 days, no card — and nothing charges itself: at day 14 the emails simply stop unless you choose to subscribe ($19 a month). One email when something matches, and nothing else. Unsubscribe from any of them. Searching stays free — it is public record.

↑ Back to top