Transparency & Analytics

Explore how the City of Westbridge purchases goods and services: what the city spends, which companies receive contracts, and how competitive each solicitation was. Every figure on these pages is computed from public contract records and published award notices.

Total Contract Value This Fiscal Year

$12.1M

Current value of 13 public contracts in FY 2026

Contracts Awarded

Public contracts recorded for FY 2026

Competitive Solicitations

90%

Share of all 20 public contracts awarded through competition

Average Bidders

4.3

Across 20 public contracts with a recorded bidder count

Local Vendor Spending

40%

$7.3M of $18.2M goes to Westbridge-based vendors

Difference Between Government Estimate and Awarded Value

$858K

Across 5 published awards. This difference is not a guarantee of realized savings; estimates are planning figures.

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City Spending

Contract spending by department, category, vendor, and month, with filters and a CSV export.

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Vendors

A searchable directory of every company holding a public city contract, with award totals.

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Competition

Bidder participation, bid count distributions, and awarded values compared with government estimates.

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How to read this data

Sources. All figures come from two public record sets: public contracts (including approved public change orders, which are reflected in each contract's current value) and published award notices. Solicitations that have not reached a published award do not appear in these analytics.

Update cadence. Data updates as the Procurement Office publishes awards and records contract changes. Pages may cache results for up to five minutes, so a newly published record can take a few minutes to appear.

Fiscal year. The City's fiscal year follows the calendar year. FY 2026 covers January through December 2026.

Sealed bids. The contents of sealed bids are never shown before award publication. While a solicitation is open, the only public signal is the solicitation itself; bid amounts, bidder identities, and evaluation details become public only after the award is published.