Public contracts expiring in Colorado

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Approves a Master Purchase Order with Bubble Technology Industries Inc. for $4,000,000 and an end term of 10-31-2024 with renewals through 10/31/2026 for the purchas ends Oct 31, 2026 $4.00M Bubble Technology Industries Inc Denver, CO Amendment One to the Public Contract for Services with Environmental Hazmat Services for On-Call Environmental Spill Remediation Services for the Additional Amount o ends Dec 31, 2026 $50K Environmental Hazmat Services Douglas County, CO A resolution approving a proposed Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Softball in Denver, Inc. to provide sports official services for Denver Parks a ends Jan 1, 2027 $750K Denver, Inc Denver, CO A resolution approving a contract between the City and County of Denver and HopSkipDrive, Inc., to provide safe door-to-door transportation services for children/you ends Jan 16, 2027 estimated $1.50M HopSkipDrive, Inc Denver, CO Health & social A resolution approving a License Agreement between the City and County of Denver and Information Technology Disaster Resource Center, Inc. to park a community respon ends Feb 28, 2027 Information Technology Disaster Resource Center, Inc Denver, CO Technology

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