Electrical construction associated with the interior renovations to the existing thorn run fire station. Work includes wiring facility, interior lighting, emergency lighting, light switches, touchscreen switches and power packs, receptacles, data outlets, fire alarms, touchscreen switch and power pack for new entry lighting and connections to HVAC equipment. See outside link.
Installation of all mechanical associated work for the thorn run fire station renovations including installation of condenser units, wall-mounted and horizontal ducted indoor air conditioning units, fans, electric heaters, all required ventilation and all necessary appurtenances in accordance with these specifications and contract drawings.
Work generally includes the design and installation of fire protection system for the thorn run fire station renovations including service entrance, sprinkler heads, valves, air compressor, fire department connection, hangers and all other associated piping and all necessary appurtenances.
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MOON TOWNSHIP VOL FIRE CO at Moon Township
Effective: Sep 9, 2025Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document details an invoice and a corresponding payment, both dated September 9, 2025, for an amount of 42,508.53. The transactions are related to KAUFER, SANDRA, for services or goods at 1815 Beaver Grade Road, Moon Township, PA, 15108.
LSSE at Moon Township
Effective: Mar 18, 2025Expires: Sep 30, 2026Expiration date locked.
This document records an invoice (Document Number 202502364, dated 3/18/25) from LSSE for a 'DOG PARK NPDES RENEWAL' amounting to 1,523.43, followed by a corresponding payment (Document Number 1109, dated 4/1/25) of the same amount to LSSE. The transaction details suggest a single service renewal and its payment.
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Moon Township Workshop Meeting Agenda
Date: Dec 19, 2022Type: Meeting mention
The board discussed several items, including the resignation and retirement of various police department staff, and the approval of bond reductions for several development plans including the Rolling Hills Plan and Cimarron phases. Updates were provided on park and recreation programming, financial reports for November, and various ongoing engineering projects, such as road programs, park improvements, and municipal building renovations. The board also established a new Public Safety Director position, approved a National Fitness Campaign grant, and ratified payments from the General and Bond funds.
Moon Township Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
Date: Nov 4, 2020Type: Meeting mention
The board approved a partial payment for the Moon Park Maintenance Building, multiple subdivision and land development plans, and a resolution regarding an authorized official for the PA Department of Transportation Multimodal Transportation Fund. Additionally, the board approved a resolution authorizing the acquisition of right-of-way and easements for stormwater improvements, addressed the payment of bills from various funds, and voted to establish a working group to equalize voting districts within the township. The meeting also included reports from the Township Manager and remarks from the Supervisors.
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Who manages procurement for Moon Township?
Moon Township’s procurement authority is exercised by its elected Board of Supervisors, which reviews and approves contracts and purchasing actions at Board meetings. Vendors and the public can track contract approvals on the township website’s Board of Supervisors agendas and meeting documents.
Where does Moon Township post bids and RFPs?
Moon Township posts bids and RFPs on its official Bids page on the municipal website (CivicEngage). Vendors should monitor that Bids page for posted solicitations and review each notice for submission instructions, deadlines, and required forms.
What products and services does Moon Township procure?
Moon Township commonly procures utilities and energy supply, public-construction projects, and contracted professional services, as reflected in Board agenda items and posted solicitations. Review of Board agendas and bid postings shows these recurring municipal procurement categories.
Moon Township Board of Supervisors Workshop Meeting
Date: Oct 30, 2024Type: Meeting mention
The board discussed several items including a presentation on park fencing budgets, department reports from Parks and Recreation, Public Safety, and Finance. Key actions included the approval of several purchases for park improvements, such as concrete cornhole boards, a hanging cantilever shade structure, and picnic tables. Additionally, the board approved several simple subdivision requests, authorized a master grant contract for historical preservation, and approved purchases for a storm sewer pipe camera system and a utility golf cart. The board also discussed the appointment of a third-party inspection agency and reviewed financial reports, including the 2025 preliminary budget process.
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What vendor requirements does Moon Township publish?
Moon Township specifies vendor requirements—insurance, bonding, licenses, and required forms—within each solicitation posted on its official Bids page; vendors should review every RFP or bid document for submission instructions and contract terms.
How does Moon Township approve procurement contracts and awards?
Contracts and agreements are placed on Moon Township Board of Supervisors meeting agendas, where the Board votes to approve, deny, or table execution; vendors can view agendas and minutes on the township website to track award actions.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for Moon Township?
Moon Township directs vendors to its municipal Bids page and to each solicitation for purchasing terms, thresholds, and standard contract language; the Bids area on the township website contains posted solicitations and related contract documents for vendor review.