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Government Projects in Arapahoe County

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Aurora Public Schools and DSST are planning a second Aurora Science & Tech 6–12 STEM campus serving about 1,000 students in Aurora Highlands. Funding will blend APS certificates of participation (~$34M), DSST equity ($2.5M for AST1), and about $8M in additional philanthropy, with claims that AST2 will save APS over $50,000 per seat versus a ground‑up build. The plan includes industry partnerships, STEM labs, internships, and certificate programs, with fundraising and planning in SY25‑26 and SY26‑27 and school opening in SY27‑28 with 6th grade. Facilities planners, capital project managers, architects, STEM lab providers, EdTech vendors, and fundraising consultants can engage now around design, technology, and industry partnership structures while funding and implementation plans are still being shaped.

Pre-RFP
$58,000,000Jul 21, 2026

E-470 is moving ahead with major renovations to its Administrative Headquarters Facility, addressing thermal issues, worn interiors, and site work, and is now in preconstruction. To maintain safety and business continuity, the Board approved an 18‑month commercial office lease at 8900 Liberty Circle (Mountain Media Center) for $3,000,000 starting August 1, 2026, plus IT and temporary trailer work for the ExpressToll front desk. This is a live facilities project with construction management, IT, and move/fit‑out needs where specialty contractors, FF&E, and tech vendors can offer follow‑on services during renovation and relocation.

Contract Award
$3,000,000Jul 9, 2026

Amendment to an existing IGA with Denver Water for the Strontia Springs Dam outlet works refurbishment project. The amendment increases the total project cost and extends the completion date.

Contract Admin
$9,300,000Jul 15, 2026

The board is asked to ratify Pay Application #5 from QP Services, LLC for $238,534.00 related to the 2026 Roxborough CIPP project. This indicates an ongoing cured-in-place pipe rehabilitation program with multiple pay apps and phases. Vendors in pipeline rehab, inspection, and related services can use this as incumbent intelligence on QP Services and timing of current work. Follow-on needs may include additional segments, engineering support, inspection, or future bid cycles once this 2026 program completes.

Contract Award
$238,534Jul 15, 2026

Lakehurst is awarding the 2026 Sewer Rehabilitation Project to Inliner Solutions LLC after opening bids on July 8, 2026. The work covers trenchless CIPP lining of 10-inch mains and manhole rehabilitation, with Inliner submitting the lowest bid at roughly $218,213. This is a decided project, but contractors and materials suppliers can still pursue subcontracting, lining materials, manhole rehab products, and traffic control or inspection support around the implementation.

Contract Award
$218,213Jul 20, 2026

Columbine Valley approved a contract with Front Range Asphalt Maintenance, LLC to fully reconstruct deteriorated pavement on portions of Hunter Run Lane. Work includes 6-inch milling, subgrade prep, new asphalt paving, striping, and traffic control, funded from the 2026 capital budget and Wild Plum impact fees. The award locks in the street contractor, but signals future neighborhood street rehab needs and gives competitors a benchmark on pricing and scope for similar capital projects.

Contract Award
$192,455Jul 21, 2026

The library board heard that the existing HVAC system has persistent problems and a contractor advised that it must be fully reengineered and replaced. Colegate Heating provided an estimate of $140,000, and the board authorized spending up to $175,000 for the project to cover potential overruns. Work is expected to be completed by late August, creating follow-on needs for controls, monitoring, maintenance, and energy efficiency verification once the new system is in place.

Contract Award
$175,000Jul 8, 2026

The board ratified Pay App #5 for QP Services, LLC for $238,534 for the 2026 Roxborough CIPP (sewer lining) project, following a prior $275,266 pay app. Operations notes show QPS is nearly complete with annual sewer lining, with extra segments added under budget and one failed liner requiring pipe replacement at QPS’s cost. This is an active implementation with an established incumbent, useful for firms offering inspection, rehab support, future lining phases, or complementary construction services ahead of the next annual program.

Contract Admin
$238,534Jul 15, 2026

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