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City of Marysville, OH government contracts, bids & RFPs

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City of Marysville, OH contract activity

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Open opportunities

  • 2027 Wastewater Treatment Chemicals - Nitrate Solution
    City of Marysville, OH

    The City of Marysville has issued an Invitation to bid on the following wastewater treatment chemicals: Nitrate Solution (Liquid Calcium Nitrate). The bid consists of supplying and delivering the chemicals to the City of Marysville wastewater division facilities including pump stations and collections facility for operations during the 2027 calendar year. These require remote monitoring. The ESTIMATED quantities are: Nitrate Solution (Liquid Calcium Nitrate) - 80,000 gallons Any quantity…

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    Due Nov 12, 2026
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  • 2027 Water Treatment Chemicals - Carbon Dioxide
    City of Marysville, OH

    The City of Marysville has issued an Invitation to bid on the following water treatment chemicals: Carbon Dioxide (CO2). The bid consists of supplying and delivering the chemicals to the City of Marysville Water Treatment at 18000 Raymond Road for operations during the 2027 calendar year. The ESTIMATED quantities are: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) - 600,000 lbs. Any quantity specified is an estimate only. The City of Marysville will purchase just the quantities necessary, at various times, to perform…

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    Due Nov 12, 2026
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  • 301 N. Main Street Parking Lot
    City of Marysville, OH

    The construction of a new public parking lot located at 301 N. Main Street in uptown Marysville. Construction of the proposed parking lot includes the following items: clearing/grubbing, drive apron removal, sidewalk removal, pavement installation, curb installation, under drain installation, pavement markings, and permanent seeding.

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    Due Nov 16, 2026
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  • 2027 Sanitary Sewer Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) Lining Project
    City of Marysville, OH

    The work consists of completing cured-in-place pipe lining (CIPP). Specifications include Traffic Control, TV Inspection, Cleaning, Chemical Grouting, CIPP, Service Connection Liner, Polyurea Manhole Rehabilitation, Temporary Bypass Pumping. Project Location • Between 7th and 8th Street from Grove Street to S. Court Street • Between 5th and 6th Street from Chestnut Street to Poplar Street Pre-Bid Meeting Information (VIRTUAL) Date: November 12, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM…

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    Due Nov 20, 2026
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  • Aldersgate Park Restroom
    City of Marysville, OH

    This project is intending to construct a pre-engineered building to serve as a restroom at Aldersgate Park for the City of Marysville. Plans for the building construction and provided material can be found on Bid Express. Construction of the building will include; Site preparation, construction of building foundation per the Aldersgate Park Restroom plans, building assembly and connection to electric, city water and sewer which will be installed to the building location by the City of…

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    Due Nov 25, 2026
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