Opportunity
Maryville Maryville #1280
Maryville, MO seeks bids for installation of black vinyl-coated chain-link fence and gates on East 7th Street
Posted
August 19, 2026
Respond By
September 10, 2026
Identifier
1280
NAICS
238990
The City of Maryville, Missouri is seeking bids for the East 7th Street Fence Project, managed by the Public Works Director. - Government Buyer: - City of Maryville, Missouri - Public Works Director: Matt Smith - Project Scope: - Installation of approximately 890 linear feet of 8-foot tall black vinyl-coated chain-link fence - Two 14-foot wide swing gates (8-foot tall) - Alternate bids accepted for: - 6-foot tall fence (890 or 660 linear feet) - 8-foot tall fence (660 linear feet) - Corresponding gates for each alternate - Products Requested: - Black vinyl-coated steel residential-grade chain-link fence (6' and 8' heights) - 14' wide residential-grade swing gates with latch (6' and 8' heights) - Services Requested: - Complete fence construction services including all labor, equipment, materials, utility locates, and coordination with property owners/businesses - Requirements: - Compliance with Missouri Prevailing Wage Laws - E-Verify for labor - OSHA safety training - Insurance, bonding, and licensing - New materials only; no used or recycled materials - No specific OEMs or brands are specified; bidders may propose any compliant manufacturer - The contract term is one year from City Council approval; payment is monthly based on verified work quantities
Description
The City of Maryville is soliciting formal bids through a Request for Proposals (RFP) for fencing construction services. The project involves providing all materials and labor to install 890 linear feet of 8-foot tall black vinyl-coated chain-link fence with two 14-foot wide swing gates. Bidders must comply with Missouri Prevailing Wage Laws, E-Verify, OSHA Safety Training, and are responsible for any required permits and design criteria for construction and permitting. The City reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and will select the bid deemed in its best interest, not necessarily the lowest bid.