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Norwich Township · Procurement record

Simmons-Hopkins Drain2024 re-award

DR2026-16; By-law30-2026

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Norwich Township procurementawarded

Supplier

Robinson Farm Drainage Ltd.

Procurement method
competitive tender
Award date
2026-06-16
Contract term
Not established

From bid to payment

awarded

  1. Published bid$172,221.50
  2. RecommendationAmount not published
  3. Award / contract$172,221.50Robinson Farm Drainage Ltd. · 2026-06-16
  4. Recorded paymentsAmount not publishedNo payment amounts attached
not established by cited minutes · Bid, award and payment are separate measures. No price-change calculation is inferred between them.

Award amount is authorization recorded by Council, not proof of final contract expenditure.

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  1. Council minutes 06/16 relevant resolution noted in connected record

    Township of Norwich · Published 2026-06-16 · Event/reporting date 2026-06-16 · 2026

    adopted minutes · Primary record verified

Contract changes & payments

  • 2026-06-16 Prior contract By-law02-2025 repealed and replacement agreement authorized

Payments not confirmed.

What still needs an answer

  • What is the executed contract value, any changes, and final accepted cost?
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Budget
Planned costs for a stated year or project.
Annual allocation
Funding assigned for one year. It may be part of a larger project.
Lifetime project budget
The stated budget for the full project across its years.
Forecast
An estimate of the eventual cost, as of the date shown.
Tax requirement (levy)
The amount to raise from property taxes, after other funding.
Contract award
The accepted contract price, with its stated tax and scope.
Recorded costs or payments
Amounts reported for the period shown. They do not establish project completion.

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