BID 21404 - VENDOR CONTRACT FOR DIRECT BURIED 26 FT. ALUMINUM POLES BANNER RATED

AI Summary

City of Milwaukee seeks vendors for a 3-year contract to supply direct buried 26 ft. aluminum banner rated poles for lighting applications.

Opportunity details

Solicitation No.: 228960
Type / RFx: RFQ
Status: Open
Level: city
Published Date: Invalid Date
Due Date: April 30, 2026
NAICS Code: 332618 AI guide
Jurisdiction: City of Milwaukee
State: Wisconsin
Agency: City of Milwaukee

Description

Vendor Contract for Direct Buried 26 Ft. Aluminum Poles Banner Rated for a three (3) year period from date of award.

Commodity Codes

Commodity Codes: UNSPSC 11101705 Aluminum UNSPSC 39111609 Lighting pole or post and hardware: The pole or post and associated hardware used for free standing elevated light fixture placement.

Events & Timeline

Status	Event Name	Location	Description	Dates	Mandatory
Ongoing	Open Date	Online Portal	Posting date for the Opportunity	Apr 9th 2026, 12:00 PM CDT	N/A
Upcoming	Questions Due Date	Online Portal	Deadline to submit Questions	Apr 23rd 2026, 4:30 PM CDT	N/A
Upcoming	Close Date	Online Portal	Deadline for Submissions	Apr 30th 2026, 4:30 PM CDT	N/A

Requested Information

Note: Template files for the items below (BidTables, Questionnaires) are available in the Attachments section of this opportunity.

Name	Type	# Files	Requirement
BID 21404 INVITATION TO BID	File Type: PDF (.pdf)	Multiple	Required
MILWAUKEE OR AMERICAN MADE AFFIVADIT OF COMPLIANCE	File Type: PDF (.pdf)	Multiple	Required
ETHICAL PURCHASING AFFIVADIT	File Type: PDF (.pdf)	Multiple	Required
CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE	File Type: PDF (.pdf)	Multiple	Required
IRS W-9	File Type: PDF (.pdf)	Multiple	Required

Attachments

Key dates

Invalid DatePublished
April 30, 2026Responses Due

AI classification tags

aluminum poles lighting poles direct buried poles banner rated poles municipal procurement street lighting equipment

Frequently asked questions

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