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Government Projects in Allen County

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Council accepted the lowest and/or best bid from JTM Smith Construction, Inc. for Garver Road water main replacement, asphalt resurfacing, and stormwater improvements, with a total bid including contingency of $1,718,116.40. The job replaces 3,300 feet of cast iron water main with 12-inch ductile iron, full-width milling and paving, ditch regrading, culverts, and erosion control. With JTM Smith selected and OPWC funding in place, this is a prime target for subs, materials suppliers, and service providers seeking add-ons or future phases.

Contract Award
$1,718,116Jul 14, 2026

Monroe is awarding a construction contract to JTM Smith Construction for Garver Road water main replacement, asphalt resurfacing, and drainage upgrades. The low bid, including contingency, totals $1,718,116.40, funded by an OPWC grant of about $1,024,213 and a 30-year, 0% OPWC loan for the remaining $693,903.40. The contract selection is decided, but this project opens opportunities for subs, suppliers, erosion control products, traffic control, and inspection/testing services to support a complex utility and roadway job due by the end of 2026.

Contract Award
$1,718,116Jul 14, 2026

The district is starting renovation of the Driver's License Exam Center (former Dot's building) with assistance from Garmann Miller. The project is estimated to cost $750,000 to $800,000, suggesting a significant interior build-out and systems work. No contractor is named yet, only the design/assistance firm, so construction, trades, and building-systems vendors still have room to engage around the upcoming work scope and schedule.

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$800,000Aug 1, 2026

The Police Chief outlined an upcoming 10-year agreement (2027–2036) with Axon to consolidate five contracts into a single package covering Tasers, body-worn and in‑car cameras, Evidence.com storage, TAP warranties, and multiple hardware refresh cycles. The proposed cost is $100,000 in 2027, then $137,898.42 annually through 2036, totaling about $1.34 million, with Council action expected on July 28, 2026. This locks Axon in as Monroe’s long-term digital evidence and less-lethal platform, creating a stable but closed ecosystem where adjacent integration and support opportunities remain.

Contract Admin
$1,341,186Jul 14, 2026

Monroe is renewing and expanding bond anticipation notes up to $18,675,000 to fund land, site work, and construction of a new Public Works building on ~113 acres. Council has already approved a design-build contract with HGC Construction and Emersion Design for about $18.67 million, and the 2026 notes will close around August 20, 2026. This confirms a large multi-year facilities project is moving into full build-out, with likely follow-on needs for site development, yard equipment, furniture, security, IT, and operations systems.

Budget Planning
$18,669,358Jul 14, 2026

Monroe is renewing and expanding bond anticipation notes to finance a new Public Works Facility on a 113-acre site. The combined 2026 BAN issuance will total up to $18,675,000, including land purchase, site work, and building construction, with bond closing targeted for August 20, 2026. A design-build contract was already authorized with HGC Construction and Emersion Design, so the big award is decided. This funding step signals multi-year construction, fit-out, and operational needs where subcontractors and service providers can still plug in.

Budget Planning
$18,675,000Jul 14, 2026

Monroe accepted an Ohio Public Works Commission grant of $1,024,213 and a 0% loan up to $800,000 (30 years) for Garver Road improvements. The work includes water main replacement, roadway resurfacing, and stormwater upgrades and must be finished by the end of 2026 per the grant terms. With funding locked in, this is a live capital project where schedule and scope are fixed and vendors can focus on execution, change orders, and any supplemental services.

Grant Funding
$1,824,213Jul 14, 2026

Monroe is amending its professional services agreement with Fishbeck for water main improvements on Yankee Road, Wicklow Lane, and Todhunter Road. A nearby fiber line forced a change in water main alignment, and the city also decided to repave and widen parts of Todhunter Road, adding paved shoulders. Amendment No. 1 adds up to $29,800 for extra design, traffic control planning, roadway design, quantities, and construction administration. The main award is set, but expanded scope and future similar projects offer openings for engineering, survey, and construction support firms.

Contract Admin
$29,800Jul 14, 2026

Monroe is amending its professional services agreement with Fishbeck by up to $29,800 for additional engineering on water main improvements along Yankee Road, Wicklow Lane, and Todhunter Road. A fiber conflict forced shifting the main alignment and the city chose to repave and widen Todhunter Road with paved shoulders, requiring extra design, plan sheets, and construction admin. This indicates a larger corridor improvement scope, where Fishbeck is the incumbent engineer and construction work will likely follow.

Contract Admin
$29,800Jul 14, 2026

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