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1 Bristol contract run out within twelve months, worth $20K. 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 → Salary Committee Jan 19, 2028 Police Commission Jan 18, 2028 Salary Committee Dec 15, 2027 Salary Committee Nov 17, 2027 Salary Committee Oct 20, 2027 Salary Committee Oct 20, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Oct 19, 2027 Police Commission Oct 19, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Sep 21, 2027 Salary Committee Sep 15, 2027 Salary Committee Sep 15, 2027 Library Board of Directors Sep 6, 2027 Code Enforcement Committee Sep 1, 2027 Board of Public Works Aug 19, 2027 Salary Committee Aug 18, 2027 Salary Committee Aug 18, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Aug 17, 2027 Code Enforcement Committee Aug 4, 2027 Library Board of Directors Aug 2, 2027 Board of Finance Jul 27, 2027 Salary Committee Jul 21, 2027 Salary Committee Jul 21, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Jul 20, 2027 Police Commission Jul 20, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Jul 20, 2027 Police Commission Jul 20, 2027 Board of Public Works Jul 15, 2027 Code Enforcement Committee Jul 7, 2027 Library Board of Directors Jul 5, 2027 General Jun 23, 2027 Board of Finance Jun 22, 2027 Board of Public Works Jun 17, 2027 Salary Committee Jun 16, 2027 Salary Committee Jun 16, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Jun 15, 2027 Board of Police Commissioners Jun 15, 2027 Library Board of Directors Jun 7, 2027 School Readiness Council Jun 2, 2027 Code Enforcement Committee Jun 2, 2027 General May 26, 2027

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