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The City plans to approve a master services and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise for police technology consolidation, including drones, hardware, and software, via Sourcewell for about $3.0 million. This will standardize AAPD on Axon platforms for devices and digital systems. Public safety tech providers can view Axon as the incumbent and focus on integration, training, analytics, and adjacent systems not covered by Axon, as well as tracking future renewal or expansion windows.
Council will approve a master services and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise for police technology consolidation, drones, hardware, and software services totaling $2,966,598.76 via Sourcewell. This is a multi-year platform commitment covering body-worn systems, drones, and digital evidence tools. IT integrators and adjacent vendors should track this to offer implementation support, storage, analytics, and complementary solutions that plug into Axon’s ecosystem.
Council will approve a construction contract with E.T. MacKenzie Company for the Dexter Road Sidewalk and Stormwater Improvements Project, with $80,000 in additional contributing funds. This advances design work into construction, covering new sidewalk and associated drainage upgrades. Civil contractors, materials suppliers, and inspection/testing firms should track this job for subcontracting, specialty materials, and potential change orders or follow-on phases along Dexter Road.
Council will approve a $846,900 construction contract with E.T. MacKenzie Company for Dexter Road sidewalk and stormwater improvements, plus $80,000 in contributing funds. This is a defined civil works project to add or upgrade pedestrian facilities and drainage. Construction, materials, traffic control, and inspection vendors can track this job for subcontracting, change orders, and related corridor work.
Council will boost the construction contingency for the Ingalls Kingsley Watermain Project with Bailey Excavating by $236,000 to extend sanitary sewer service to 2731 Newport Road, raising the total contract to about $4.5 million. This adds scope to an in-progress utility project. Utility engineers, trenchless technology firms, and restoration contractors can watch this corridor for future phases and related work, and rivals gain intelligence about Bailey Excavating as the incumbent.
The city will increase the contingency on its Ingalls Kingsley watermain contract with Bailey Excavating by $236,000 to extend sanitary sewer service to 2731 Newport Road. Total contract value will rise to $4,504,513.70. This signals extra underground work and potential need for additional materials, services, and later neighborhood extensions.
The City will increase Change Order No. 1 for the FY26 pavement marking maintenance contract with P.K. Contracting by $299,390, bringing the total to $804,577.50 under RFP 24-45. This expands the scope or volume of striping work for the current year. Competing striping and traffic safety vendors gain insight into the incumbent, contract value, and scale of annual marking needs, useful for future rebids, complementary materials, and traffic-control support services.
Council will increase the FY26 pavement marking maintenance contract with P.K. Contracting by $299,390, bringing the total to $804,577.50 under RFP 24-45. This signals a robust annual program for lane striping and markings. Competing striping firms, materials suppliers, and traffic safety consultants can glean the city’s spend level and prepare for the next RFP cycle or specialty work.
Council will authorize purchase of a Karcher MCM 600 street sweeper from Environmental Equipment Sales & Service using Sourcewell, for $477,137. This refreshes fleet assets for street cleaning operations. Equipment dealers, maintenance providers, and telematics or fleet management vendors should note Karcher as the sweeper platform in use and look at support, parts, technology add-ons, and planning for future replacement cycles.
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Government Agencies in Washtenaw County, Michigan
66 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Ypsilanti Housing Commission
Ypsilanti District Library
Ypsilanti Community Utilities Authority
Ypsilanti Community Schools
Whitmore Lake Public Schools
Whitmore Lake Public School District
Washtenaw Technical Middle College
Washtenaw ISD
Washtenaw County
Washtenaw Community College
University of Michigan Board of Regents
University of Michigan-ann Arbor
Town of Ypsilanti Charter
Town of York Charter
Town of Webster
Town of Sylvan
Town of Superior Charter
Town of Sharon
Town of Scio
Town of Saline
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