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Notice of Planned Procurements - 2026

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The City of Richmond Hill has issued a Notice of Planned Procurements for the 2026 fiscal year to provide potential suppliers with early visibility into expected contracting opportunities. This notification serves as an informational guide and is not a formal solicitation. The City maintains full discretion to modify, postpone, or cancel any listed procurements based on budget approvals, funding availability, design progress, or other operational requirements. All official bid documents and detailed requirements for individual projects will be published on the City of Richmond Hill Bids and Tenders portal. Interested vendors are encouraged to create a free account on this platform to monitor upcoming opportunities and receive notifications. The current notice remains active through December 31, 2026.

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Richmond Hill's 2026 planned procurements notice provides early visibility for potential suppliers.

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Notice of Planned Procurements - 2026 (as of February 4, 2026)For: City of Richmond HillThis notification is provided to inform suppliers of upcoming planned procurements for the 2026 fiscal year at the City of Richmond Hill. This list is intended to provide vendors with early visibility into the City’s expected contracting opportunities for the upcoming year. The list of planned procurements is subject to change, and the City reserves the right to modify, postpone, or cancel any planned procurement at any time. Project timelines and requirements may also shift based on budget approval, design progress, funding availability, property considerations, or other operational needs.All formal bid documents for individual procurements will be posted on the City of Richmond Hill’s Bids & Tenders portal, where suppliers will be able to access full details and submit responses.Important Note:This notice is for information purposes only. Suppliers are encouraged to create a free Bids & Tenders account to preview upcoming planned procurements and receive notifications once opportunities are officially posted.

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