Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Brandon.
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Oct 22, 2026
The City of Brandon is seeking proposals for the supply and delivery of transit clothing. The tender is open and accepts online bids. Suppliers must submit their information to obtain the bid documents.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Brandon
The council received a presentation on upcoming Truth and Reconciliation week events. Reports were received from the Brandon Urban Aboriginal Peoples' Council, including support for an honorary street name, and from the Keystone Board of Directors regarding board updates and Q4 financial status. Enquiries were made concerning traffic speeds on Park Avenue, safety and repair timelines for the Sportsplex staircase, sanitation vehicle property damage, and noise concerns at the Cemetery Retention Pond. The council accepted a bid for consulting services to evaluate the Brandon Police Service recruit training program, authorized a new destination marketing and event tourism agreement, and entered into a federal contribution agreement for public transit funding. Furthermore, the council considered a motion regarding street parking duration, advanced animal control by-law amendments, and passed a by-law to open a portion of public road.
The council meeting included recognitions of community contributions, including a fundraising cyclist, a long-time volunteer, and a United Way campaign chair. Council heard a presentation regarding the reinstatement of the Operation Red Nose project and approved fee waivers for volunteer criminal record checks. Enquiries covered topics such as crosswalk standards, pathway lighting budget, back-lane maintenance, e-bike traffic legislation, and traffic concerns near the Water Treatment Plant. General business included the approval of drainage enhancements at the Wheat City Golf Course, receipt of a transit update, support for a joint use of community facilities agreement, a subdivision application approval, the adoption of energy performance targets for new buildings, a citizen appointment to the Board of Revision, and a comprehensive policy review regarding council boards and committees. Additionally, the council approved the first reading of a by-law to rezone property on Patricia Avenue.
The City Council meeting addressed various municipal matters, including the recognition of local community efforts and a report on the 2027 Brine Bash event. The Council received reports from the Audit and Finance Committee regarding year-end financial positions and from the Environment and Climate Change Committee regarding energy performance targets. Several inquiries were made regarding infrastructure projects, such as watermain repairs, drainage studies, crosswalk safety, and parking regulations. Key actions included the approval of two land subdivision applications, approval of new street names, authorization of the Free Youth Transit Pass Program, an amendment to a previous climate resilience resolution, and financial authorization for water and wastewater servicing. Additionally, three by-laws were read and passed concerning land rezoning and the opening of a public road.
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