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Posted
Oct 2, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
Construction of mixed-use parking garage & retail.
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Oct 8, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
The City of Virginia Beach Department of Public Works seeks a qualified professional consulting firm for an annual services contract. The work is to be performed on an as-needed basis. Services include engineering consulting, infrastructure planning, business process improvement, technology solutions, and program management support.
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Oct 5, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
The City of Virginia Beach is seeking bids for artistic services and materials to maintain, repair, and restore City-owned sculptures and artwork. The artwork is located in Oceanfront connector parks and the Greenbelt area. The posting identifies the opportunity as an invitation for bids, not a grant program.
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This document is Amendment No. 1 to the Speedpay Master Services Agreement, dated August 8, 2012, between the City of Virginia Beach and Speedpay, Inc. It expands payment processing services to include internet, SMS, and API (Striata Interface) capabilities, adds call center support, and specifies fees for customer convenience and client transactions. The amendment integrates Electronic Document Presentment Services through Striata, with detailed pricing for initial setup ($35,900), email delivery credits, and optional services like annual Bronze support ($9,000) and online archiving ($12,000 one-time fee). An associated Purchase Order (No. 160429), effective August 9, 2012, to August 8, 2013, lists initial costs for these services, including a $10,000 consolidator fee.
This document includes a Purchase Order (ITTS-12-0014) issued to E-Commerce Group Products Inc for bill presentment and payment application services, with an overall effective period from August 9, 2012, to September 1, 2016. It details annual support fees of $9,000.00 and annual transaction fees of $10,000.00. Additionally, it contains Amendment No. 4 to the Speedpay Master Services Agreement, extending Bronze Level Support Services from August 8, 2015, to August 7, 2016, for a total of $9,000.00. The City of Virginia Beach, specifically COMIT/Technology Services, is the buyer.
This document is Amendment No. 8 to the Speedpay Master Services Agreement, originally dated November 7, 2008, between the City of Virginia Beach and Speedpay, Inc., implemented via Purchase Order ITTS-12-0014. It extends the agreement for bill presentment and payment applications for the period of August 8, 2018, to August 7, 2019, with options for subsequent annual renewals. Key terms include a $1.75 convenience fee per customer payment and a maximum payment limit of $500 for credit/PINless debit transactions.
This document comprises Amendment No. 6 to the Speedpay Master Services Agreement and Purchase Order ITTS-12-0014, Extension Five. It outlines the provision of annual support, one-time service credits, and annual transaction fees by E-COMMERCE GROUP PRODUCTS INC to the City of Virginia Beach (COMIT/TECHNOLOGY SERVICES). The effective period for the specific services under this purchase order extension is from August 9, 2017, to August 8, 2018, while the amendment extends the overarching Master Services Agreement through August 7, 2018.
This document is Contract Amendment #1 to Agreement #A100908, made in September 2024, between the City of Virginia Beach and Invoice Cloud, Inc. The amendment primarily updates pricing for various electronic payment and billing services, including per-unit fees for paperless billing, credit/debit card transactions, and ACH/E-Check payments. It specifically details changes to ACH Auto Pay pricing (from $0.00 to $0.35) and Auto Pay ACH/EFT service fees (from $1.75 to $0.00), effective from July 31, 2024. All other terms and conditions of the original agreement remain active.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Virginia Beach
The City Council meeting focused on the review of the draft legislative agenda for the upcoming General Assembly session. Key discussion topics included legislative policy priorities in areas such as affordable housing, economic development, education, energy, fiscal responsibility, flooding and storm water management, land use, public safety, and transportation. The Council also reviewed budget amendment requests, specifically a proposal to allow a local sales tax referendum for funding school construction and flood resiliency projects, along with several code amendment proposals concerning public safety employee retirement benefits, tourism development programs, forensic board composition, and emergency temporary guardianship for protective orders. Additionally, the Council considered adding tree canopy preservation as a best management practice for storm water regulations.
The meeting included the presentation of an annual financial report by auditors, which resulted in an unmodified opinion. The Board reviewed monthly cash flows and financial activities, including updates on operating accounts, capital maintenance, and EDIP transactions. A resolution was approved for an EDIP Part A award to a dental practice. Additionally, the Board discussed and approved a request for signage easements on Atlantic Park garages and reviewed a temporary facade waiver request for Bush Vacuum Solutions in the Oceana West Industrial Park due to structural safety concerns.
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The meeting featured a comprehensive update on the city's flood protection program. Discussions covered the status of the bond referendum, including ongoing and active infrastructure projects such as dredging, the installation of tide gates, and the construction of storm water pump stations. Presenters provided an overview of grant funding secured for various projects and outlined future project milestones, including upcoming groundbreaking ceremonies and design phases. Additionally, the presentation reviewed community education efforts, long-term resilience strategies, and recent financial expenditures related to the master plan projects.
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