SUSANVILLE, Lassen County — October 27, 2026. A planned municipal building project appeared in the City of Susanville’s October procurement notices. On October 4, 2026, the city published two addenda for a City Hall Interior Repairs/Modifications Project, signaling updates to the materials supplied to prospective contractors.
What does an addendum mean?
An addendum modifies or clarifies part of a bid package. It may change requirements, instructions or specifications, but the city’s public notice alone does not explain which sections of the project changed. Anyone who needs those details must read the full procurement documents and both addenda.
The city’s announcement directs contractors to the Bids & Proposals webpage or to City Hall for full specifications. This is a different category of public notice from a contract award, a building inspection report or an announcement that work is completed.
Is the bid still open?
At the time of this report, the city’s current bid directory indicates no project bids or requests for proposals open. Therefore, readers should not treat the October 4 notice as an active solicitation. The public listing also does not, by itself, identify a contractor, a final construction price or an approved completion date.
Before submitting a bid or asking about work at City Hall, verify the project’s present status directly with the municipality. Archived notices may remain accessible after a procurement window has ended.
Why this matters
Renovations in public buildings can affect customer counters, meeting-room availability and accessibility while work is underway. However, the cited announcement does not establish which services, if any, are disrupted. Residents should use current city announcements for any confirmed changes to service locations or hours.
Primary sources: City of Susanville — October 4 City Hall project addenda and Susanville current bid and proposal directory. City Hall: 66 North Lassen Street, Susanville.
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Editorial note: Two published procurement addenda are not proof of contract award, expenditure or construction completion.
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