Utilities & energy contracts expiring in Colorado
When a public contract ends, the work is re-competed. Governments publish the end date in the award itself — years before the solicitation appears. This reads it back out.
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These are the contracts whose end date the government put on the record. How many that is varies enormously by place — from most of them to almost none — check the places you bid in.
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An Ordinance approving the 1st Amendment to Purchase Order No. POGG1,EFAA,202400002306 issued to the City of Pueblo, a Colorado Municipal Corporation (City), and the A resolution approving a proposed master purchase order with Fonroche Lighting America Inc, for the purchase of solar lighting for various trails and parks, citywide <table style="width: 100%;"><tbody><tr><td style="width: 100%; vertical-align: top;">Document Title: Transaction Confirmation for Wholesale Natural Gas Purchase</td>End dates are read from the official record. Rows marked estimated are computed from a stated term length and the award date rather than a published end date — treat them as a signal to check the source, which every row links to.