Project consists of the construction of a new municipal operations campus. Major elements of the work include: construction of a new approx, 24,700 SF police training facility;construction of a new approx, 15,000 SF salt barn;construction of a new approx, 26,100 SF street department equipment storage building;construction of the bowman drive extension and associated site access improvements;site grading, utilities, drainage infrastructure, paving, landscaping, and related site improvements; and all labor, materials, equipment, and incidental work necessary for a complete and operational project.
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Census ID
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207946
Employee FTE
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254
Population
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34,089
Procurement Hell Score
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40 / 100
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Town of Brownsburg, IN:No evidence of sole source awards; the town prioritizes competitive processes. No specific sole source dollar threshold is identified. Practical path: use the quote-based process—purchases between $10,000 and $150,000 typically require three quotes with departmental/managerial approval. If a rare sole source is pursued, expect strong written justification and elevated approvals.
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The town has used cooperative purchasing for Brownsburg Fire Territory large capital projects; routine town buys typically do not use coops. For eligible needs, consider:
Indiana Statewide Contracts (Quantity Purchase Agreements – QPAs): State-run agreements often extend to municipalities; pre-negotiated, compliant pricing.
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The Commission discussed several departmental matters, including equipment updates for squad vehicles and details regarding the upcoming National Night Out event. Reports were provided regarding high attendance and safety calls during the US Nationals, a robbery investigation involving License Plate Readers, and recent community engagement presentations by the department. Several personnel actions were approved, including the rescission of a resignation, conditional offers of employment for a sworn officer and reserve officers, and the release of an officer from probation. Additionally, the Commission reviewed and approved updates to various organizational charts, staff function charts, and job descriptions.
Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission Special Meeting Minutes
Date: Sep 17, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The commission passed resolutions to terminate the 2021 Retail Properties Economic Development Area and to remove parcels from the Wynne Farms Allocation Area. The members discussed and recommended the proposed 2027 TIF Budgets to the Town Council. Additionally, the commission adopted the Redevelopment Commission Annual Spending Plan for the 2027 calendar year.
Brownsburg Advisory Plan Commission Regular Meeting
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Who manages procurement and purchasing for the Town of Brownsburg?
The Town of Brownsburg manages procurement through municipal departments operating under Town Council–adopted purchasing policy and the Town Code; the Town Council is the policy and approval authority while municipal staff administer purchasing procedures and purchase orders.
Where does the Town of Brownsburg post bids and RFPs?
The Town of Brownsburg posts bids and RFPs on its official Bids page (CivicEngage) and offers a 'Notify Me' subscription for automated bid/RFP alerts; vendors should monitor the Bids page and sign up for notifications to receive opportunity announcements.
What products and services does the Town of Brownsburg procure?
The Town of Brownsburg commonly procures professional services and consultants; construction and public-works contracting; equipment and vehicles (fleet); supplies and materials; and parks and recreation services. Vendors should review posted solicitations for detailed scopes and purchase categories.
Date: Sep 28, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The commission reviewed and approved several items, including the Kroger zoning text amendment and rezone. New business included the approval of orders for terminating the retail properties economic development area and removing parcels from the Wynne Farms allocation area. Additionally, the Lion's Trans Inc. development plan review was approved, as well as the Arkanoff vacation and dedication of public right-of-way. The meeting also included an APC training session on the rezoning process and committee commitments, alongside administrative filings for the Auburn Ridge West secondary plat.
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How does the Town of Brownsburg approve procurement contracts and awards?
The Town of Brownsburg’s contract approvals follow Town Council–adopted purchasing policy and municipal code requirements; municipal code §34.099 establishes purchasing procedures and purchase-order requirements, with municipal staff administering purchases under Council-established policy.
Where can vendors find procurement policies and standard terms for the Town of Brownsburg?
Vendors can find procurement policies for the Town of Brownsburg in Town Council Resolution No. 2023-16 (the Town purchasing policy) and in municipal code §34.099 'Purchasing Procedures' on the Town website; those documents outline solicitation and purchase-order rules.
