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Government Projects in Alameda County
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The Planning Commission recommended City Council approval of the 189-unit Arroyo Lago residential development on a 30-acre site, including annexation, PUD zoning, subdivision map, and a pre-annexation/development agreement. The Commission conditioned approval on increasing the developer’s El Charro Road improvement contribution from $3 million to $8 million, signaling significant off-site infrastructure work. Land development, utility, and transportation firms should track Council action and upcoming design and construction packages tied to this large subdivision and road improvement funding.
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$8,000,000Jul 22, 2026The Authority must obtain a water discharge permit for flows from the Coliseum complex to Damon Slough, requiring a treatment system sized for about 150,000 gallons per day and storm surges. Haley & Aldrich is under contract for permitting, design, installation, and one year of O&M, but the system cost has risen from $659,000 to about $1,500,000 and is not yet in the capital budget. This is a large environmental infrastructure purchase with design and construction needs and possible scope changes, creating room for equipment vendors, engineers, and O&M providers to engage on solutions and financing options.
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$1,500,000Jul 17, 2026Alameda will approve a five-year agreement with Nute Engineering for engineering design services for the Cyclic Sewer Rehabilitation Project, Phase 23 Easements, with a total not-to-exceed of $1,222,988 including contingency. Nute Engineering will handle design work tied to ongoing sewer rehab cycles. This reveals a substantial multi-year pipeline of sewer rehabilitation work where additional services like surveying, geotech, construction management, and later construction contracts will be needed.
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$1,222,988Jul 21, 2026The City plans to approve project plans and an agreement with Rapid Grading Services for construction of Paving Project Phase 44, for up to $1,861,295 including 10% contingency. Authority will be delegated to the City Engineer to issue amendments and change orders. This sets Rapid Grading as the paving contractor for this phase; materials suppliers, traffic control, and inspection firms can pursue subcontracting and prepare for future phases or maintenance following this capital work.
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$1,861,295Jul 21, 2026The City will execute two agreements and one lease amendment to implement the Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle Phase 2 pilot: an operations agreement with WETA, a funding agreement with Alameda TMA to pass through private contributions, and an amended vessel lease with Big Yellow Boat, LLC. A resolution also appropriates $730,000 in Alameda CTC grant funds, $1,565,000 in private partner funding, and $75,000 from Fund 231 to the shuttle pilot. Marine operators, ticketing/ITS vendors, and marketing firms should see this as a funded, multi-partner mobility initiative with potential needs in operations support, technology, and customer outreach.
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$2,370,000Jul 21, 2026Alameda will execute multiple agreements to implement the Oakland Alameda Water Shuttle Phase 2 pilot: an operations agreement with WETA, a funding agreement with the Alameda TMA to channel private contributions, and a lease amendment with Big Yellow Boat, LLC for the vessel. The City will also amend its FY 2026-27 budget to appropriate $730,000 in Alameda CTC grant funds, $1,565,000 in private partner funding, and $75,000 from Fund 231. This is a well-funded transit pilot, signaling opportunities in marine operations support, ticketing/IT, marketing, and passenger experience services.
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$2,370,000Jul 21, 2026Pleasanton will purchase seven Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrids from National Auto Fleet Group for $502,381.18, including a 15% contingency, using the Police Vehicle Internal Service Fund. The vehicle vendor is chosen, but these units still need upfitting, technology integration, and lifecycle services, giving equipment, communications, and fleet management providers a chance to support installation and ongoing operations.
Contract Award
$502,381Jul 21, 2026Pleasanton will approve plans and a construction contract with Westside Landscape and Concrete for the Nonfunctional Turf Conversion for AB 1572 Project, CIP 26787, for $429,845 plus 10% contingency. This is a decided award to convert ornamental turf to drought-compliant landscaping, with a budget amendment to the Parks CIP fund. While the prime is chosen, irrigation, landscape supply, and water-conservation tech vendors can target Westside for subcontracting and the City for future similar conversions.
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$472,845Jul 21, 2026Alameda will authorize an additional $100,000 with WEX Inc. for temporary fleet fueling services during replacement of underground storage tanks at the Maintenance Service Center, bringing the total not-to-exceed amount to $415,000. WEX is the incumbent fueling services provider, and the UST replacement signals an active fleet fueling infrastructure project. This creates potential needs for construction, environmental compliance, and longer-term fuel management technology once the new tanks are in place.
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$415,000Jul 21, 2026EBDA plans up to $300,000 of due diligence on acquiring and developing the 160-acre Jess Ranch site as a biosolids and green waste composting facility. A new MOU with Agromin Corporation will split consultant costs to study air permitting, engineering, environmental conditions, title, and appraisal. If feasible, EBDA and members may pursue a new compost facility for about 100,000 tons/year of biosolids, followed by a competitive procurement for a private partner.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Alameda County, California
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City OF ALAMEDA HOUSING AUTHORITY
Local Housing Authority
Zone 7 Water Agency
Special District
Yu Ming Charter District
School766 students
Washington Hospital
Public Hospital
Urban Montessori Charter District
School328 students
University of California Board of Regents
State
University of California-system Administration Central Office
Higher Ed2,727 students
University of California-berkeley
Higher Ed54,449 students
Union Sanitary District
Special District
Union Sanitary District
Special District
The Academy of Alameda District
School607 students
Sunol Glen Unified
School268 students
State of California - State Coastal Conservancy
State
San Lorenzo Unified
School8,477 students
San Leandro Unified
School8,624 students
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Special District
Pleasanton Unified
School13,876 students
Piedmont City Unified
School2,336 students
Peralta Community College System Office
Higher Ed158 students
Oro Loma Sanitary District
Special District
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