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Government Projects in Adams County
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Adams 14 and SOTO Enterprises have scoped new playgrounds and synthetic turf fields at Dupont, Monaco, Rose Hill, Central, and Kemp elementary schools, with a total budget estimate of about $2.26 million. The pricing is described as budgeting only, with final pricing to depend on design, materials, site conditions, and procurement, and a 60% deposit at mobilization. This indicates a planned but not yet awarded package where playground and turf vendors, along with site/civil contractors, can discuss design options, phasing, and competitive proposals.
Thornton is reshaping how it uses its 2024 and 2025 Private Activity Bond allocations after a prior affordable housing project (Claude Ct.) was not approved. Staff propose reassigning over $18 million in bond authority to three multifamily projects: Dawson Square rehab, Parterre Garden, and JuneGrass senior housing. These projects will generate 288 affordable units, with bonds expected to be issued and construction starting between Q3 2026 and Q3 2028, creating demand for development, design, and housing services vendors tied to these projects.
Thornton received a $10,006,374 Private Activity Bond allocation for 2026 and, after scoring four proposals, staff recommend assigning the full amount to Cornerstone Housing Group for the 192-unit Cornerstone Apartments at 144th Station. The transit-oriented project near a future RTD station will serve families at 20%-60% AMI with 1–4 bedroom units and extensive amenities, with construction targeted for Q3 2027. Assignment decisions are pending Council action, so there is still room for vendors in design, engineering, construction, services, and financing to engage with Cornerstone and the city.
Reuter Walton proposed the Parterre Garden North workforce housing project, a 180-unit multifamily community in the Parterre Garden North master plan, and is slated to receive reassigned 2024-2025 PAB plus a potential $5.1M from the 2026 allocation. The project will deliver 2–4 bedroom apartments for households at or below 60% AMI, with construction anticipated in Q1 2027. With PAB support still being finalized, there is an open window for vendors in site planning, design, infrastructure, and vertical construction to connect with Reuter Walton and the city.
Maiker Housing Partners plans to expand JuneGrass, a senior affordable housing campus at 12221 Washington Center Blvd, with a new 72-unit building supported by reassigned 2025 PAB and potentially part of the 2026 allocation. The project will connect to an existing 74-unit senior building and serve residents at roughly 30%-70% AMI, with construction anticipated in Q3 2028. With financing structure and bond assignments still being finalized, senior-focused design, construction, services, and technology vendors can approach MHP and the city about supporting the next phases.
Development of the old schoolhouse at 7295 Washington Street into affordable housing.
The Open Space Advisory Board recommended fully funding 14 full grants and 8 mini grants totaling $12,141,849 from the dedicated Open Space Sales Tax, leaving about $8.68 million available. Projects include water rights acquisition, park renovations, sports field improvements, shade shelters, nature play areas, trail electrification, and environmental surveys across multiple jurisdictions. The BoCC must approve the awards, with a grant ceremony planned for July 28, creating funded scopes where local agencies will need design, construction, and equipment vendors.
Learning Services budgets large amounts in FY 2026-27 for core curriculum and digital tools, including Discovery Science, SAVVAS, HMH, IXL, Lexia, and Renaissance Learning. These lines show which print and online platforms the district is standardizing on and that renewals or expansions are planned. Content and EdTech vendors can treat this as incumbent mapping and be ready with pilots or transition offers when adoption reviews occur.
The district budgets $3,200,000 in FY 2026-27 with Sterling Communication Technologies for security, intercom, and AV. This suggests major upgrades or expansions of safety, communications, and classroom AV systems. While Sterling is the chosen vendor, security and AV ecosystem partners can look at integration, training, and future enhancements that build on this platform.
Technology Services plans $2,000,000 in FY 2026-27 through CDW-G for computer equipment, tools, software, and accessories across buildings. This reflects ongoing refresh and expansion of devices and related tech. Although CDW-G is the procurement channel, OEMs and software providers can use this intel to target district standards, lifecycle planning, and add-on solutions.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Adams County, Colorado
44 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wiggins School District RE-50J
Westminster Public School District
Weld County School District RE-3J
University of Colorado Denver
University of Colorado Hospital Authority
Town of Bennett Town
Tower Metropolitan District
Strasburg Metropolitan Park and Recreation District
South Adams County Water & Sanitation District
South Adams County Fire Protection District #4
Shaw Heights Water District
School District 27J
Reunion Metropolitan District
Rangeview Library District (anythink Libraries)
Rangeview Library District
Mapleton School District 1
Kiowa Fire Protection District
Industrial Park Water & Sanitation District
Hyland Hills Metropolitan Park and Recreation District
Housing Authority of the City of Brighton
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