What local government is buying
Contracts, awards, bids and purchase orders pulled from the official record of 1208 governments — who is spending, on what, and with which company.
Observed value is the sum of the figures stated on these records, not total government spending: an amendment usually restates the value of the contract it amends, so the same money can appear more than once. Treat it as the size of the record set, not a budget.
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Authorize the Mayor to Sign the Amended Power Purchase and Sale Agreement with Basin Electric Power Cooperative Action to Approve Amendment #3 to Agreement #A2021-10 with Helms & Associates for Recycling Building Project #2021-30 Approve Amendment #2 to Agreement #A2021-10, Landfill Recycling Building Project #2021-30 with Helms & Associates Action to Approve Amendment #1 to Agreement #A2021-10 with Helms & Associates for New Recycling Building Project #2021-30Amounts and company names are read automatically from the official record titles. They are accurate often enough to be useful and not often enough to be relied on blindly — every row links to the source document, which is authoritative.
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