# City Commission Meeting: November 5, 2026

The Coral Springs City Commission meeting on November 5, 2026 included several procurement and capital-project approvals. The commission unanimously approved a three-year, as-needed renewal of a construction-services contract for utility and infrastructure work, capped at $1 million (reduced from the prior $2 million ceiling), and awarded a separate multi-vendor contract for building renovation and general construction services after a competitive solicitation. It also unanimously awarded Warren Smith $901,000 for task-based preconstruction services for the membrane water treatment plant, renewed up to $900,000 in quicklime purchases from Ecolab North America through a cooperative contract, amended the Motorola Solutions dispatch-radio contract for a redundant logging system at no additional cost, and approved use of the Sourcewell/CDW purchasing contract for technology items. Other unanimous actions included adding fire breathing apparatus purchases to an existing Lake County contract using budgeted funds and grants, amending the Medical Risk Solutions employee-clinic agreement through a budget reallocation with no added funding, and approving the consent agenda, which included OneSolution software renewals with annual purchasing authority up to $500,000 and a related project potentially costing up to $400,000.

The commission approved the PBK sports-complex design-services award, approximately $1.2 million for 30% design, by a 2–1 vote; the amount was described as already budgeted, with future design phases subject to later approval and funding. The discussion covered the project’s longer-term costs, financing, and potential sponsorship or private investment. The commission also unanimously adopted a fiscal-year 2025–26 budget amendment, extended by six months a moratorium on approvals for certain tobacco, nicotine, and CBD-focused businesses while staff develops regulations, and approved an Albertsons opioid-settlement agreement. The city manager reported a $192,984 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant and $90,000 in FEMA assistance for firefighter equipment. Public comments raised concerns about sportsplex spending and the need for budget restraint following Amendment 3; no other procurement decisions were identified in those comments.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Energy & Utilities
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding
**Published:** November 05, 2026

### Sources
- [City Commission Meeting: November 5, 2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bt0hVCe6mI) - Coral Springs