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Many small and routine purchases (less than $30,000) are handled by the individual City Departments. Vendors are free to contact departments directly to provide information about your product or service.

Larger purchases and construction bids are processed by the Purchasing Officer. For general information about the City's purchasing practices or to inquire about bidding opportunities, visit the Purchasing page or contact the Purchasing Officer.

Since the 1989 adoption by City Council of a Minority Business Policy, the City of Lexington has and continues to encourage the participation of minority and historically underutilized businesses. Please visit the Minority Business section of our website for further details.

Listed below are the bid opportunities currently available for the City of Lexington.

Dunbar Parking Lot Improvements Project

  • Department:Financial%20Services%2C%20Street%20Maintenance%20Services
  • Category:ALL CITY BID and RFP SOLICITATIONS, Construction Bids only
  • RFP Number:07-26-996
  • Start Date:07/08/2026 2:13 PM
  • Close Date:07/17/2026 12:00 PM

Bid Advertisement for Dunbar Parking Lot Improvements Project

 
In accordance with Section 143-131 of the North Carolina General Statutes, the City of Lexington is soliciting informal quotations for asphalt, concrete, utility adjustments and pavement markings for the Dunbar parking lot. 

Bids will be received by email only on or before 12:00 pm noon, on Friday, July 17th, 2026, to the Public Services Director Mike Horney at email address:  jmhorney@lexingtonnc.gov

Plans and specifications and any questions regarding the bid can be obtained from Mike Horney jmhorney@lexingtonnc.gov electronically via email request Monday - Friday 9:00am - 4:00pm

Bidders will be required to comply with all applicable statutes and regulations and those attached to and made a part of the proposal.

The City of Lexington encourages the participation of minority and historically underutilized business enterprises.

The City of Lexington, North Carolina, reserves the right to reject any and/or all proposals.

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