Bossier Parish Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The parish plans to advance the Sligo Road Extension by coordinating with HRWN, which must build turn lanes at Highway 71 for a new saltwater injection well site. Phase work will extend Sligo Road to Marina Road, then to Highway 71 and Mercer Road, with a joint project cost estimate of about $1.5 million for the parish and $1.4 million for HRWN and potential savings of $600,000-$800,000. Hudson is drafting an agreement and will later bring it to the jury, signaling upcoming design and construction contracting for road and turn lane work.
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$2,900,000Jun 17, 2026The city increased funding by $300,000 from the Streets and Drainage Fund to fully finance the SD2505 Benton Road Street Repairs project after receiving a $1,975,629.90 bid from Level Best Construction. Total available funds now stand at $2,150,000, combining state legislative and treasury grants with local match. With funding resolved and a bidder identified, this is a live capital project; civil, traffic, and materials suppliers may pursue subcontracting or follow-on work around Benton Road.
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$2,150,000Jul 7, 2026Bossier City is increasing funding for the SD2505 Benton Road Street Repairs Project by $300,000 after bids came in 11% over the engineer’s estimate. Level Best Construction submitted a bid of $1,975,629.90, and total available funding will rise to $2,150,000 using state grants plus city Streets and Drainage funds. Construction has not yet started, creating near-term work for construction subs, testing labs, materials suppliers, and CE&I support tied to this corridor project.
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$2,150,000Jul 7, 2026Bossier City amended its 2021 bond ordinance to authorize issuing up to $15 million in Public Improvement Sales Tax Refunding Bonds, Series 2026. The bonds will refund callable maturities from 2016 and 2017 sales tax bonds, may fund a reserve or surety, and cover issuance costs, with Stifel Nicolaus and Sisung Securities named as underwriters. While the financing partners are set, this move impacts the city’s debt profile and capacity to fund future capital projects that may later need advisory, legal, and project delivery support.
Contract Award
$15,000,000Jun 23, 2026On May 20, 2026, the Bossier Parish Police Jury awarded Project No. 2026-101 for a plumbing retrofit at the Bossier Parish Maximum Security Facility, including a base scope and Alternate No. 1 to add isolation ball valves. The contract was awarded to The Payne Company, Inc. (Payne Mechanical Services) in the amount of $1,631,500, which is $132,000 above the original $1,500,000 budget due to material price increases and a lengthy packaging/bid process. This work will modernize plumbing and allow staff to isolate water to smaller areas of the jail for maintenance instead of shutting down entire pods or dorms. Although the prime has been selected, this indicates a substantial mechanical upgrade program at the corrections facility and reveals the incumbent contractor for potential follow-on work such as filtration, additional retrofits, controls, and maintenance. Vendors in detention construction, plumbing systems, controls, and facility management could engage the parish or prime about complementary services, future phases (such as the deferred filtration system), and long-term maintenance strategies for the upgraded infrastructure.
Contract Award
$1,631,500May 20, 2026Bossier City established an Infrastructure Capital Fund, dedicating 0.5% of all sales tax collections starting January 1, 2027, for up to five years or until the Amazon Data Center is complete. The fund will be spent afterward on citywide infrastructure projects as determined by the Mayor and Council, with a stated goal of minimizing new debt. This sets up a sizable pool for future streets, utilities, and facility upgrades where engineering, construction, and program management vendors can help shape and deliver projects.
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$15,000,000Jun 23, 2026Bossier City approved a cooperative endeavor agreement with Lakewood Villas Development, LLC to widen Shed Road near the Lakewood Villas subdivision and the city Water Treatment Plant. The project will cover design, engineering, permitting, utility relocation, construction, and inspection, with the city capped at $150,000 and the developer funding the balance. No contractor is named yet, so civil, roadway, and utility firms can engage Public Works and the developer as they scope design and delivery.
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$300,000Jul 21, 2026On June 9, 2026 council approved Ordinance 69 of 2026 increasing funding for emergency repairs to an 8-inch gravity sewer main and manholes at Lampkin and Burdine Streets. The original $72,000 purchase order to Lawler Construction is being supplemented with $226,398.55 from the Sewer Capital and Contingency Fund to complete additional unforeseen work. The emergency contract is effectively awarded, but firms in sewer rehab and CCTV inspection can watch for follow-on needs or similar emergency work as the city addresses aging sewer assets.
Contract Award
$298,399Jun 23, 2026The Policy and Procedures Committee recommends conducting a feasibility study on using a captive for the parish’s property & casualty and medical stop‑loss insurance, with a detailed proposal submitted by Alera Group/Spring Consulting. The study will review current coverage performance and model alternative risk structures, including captive options, for Bossier Parish and Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1. Insurance consultants, actuaries, and brokers can engage now around data gathering, comparative options, and potential implementation support once a go/no‑go decision is made.
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$65,000Jun 17, 2026The Police Jury will discuss a proposal from Cothren, Graff, Smoak Engineering for Rocky Mount Water Plant Improvements under Project No. 2026-121, funded by the Community Water Enrichment Fund (CWEF File 2425-CWEF-BSR-001). They may authorize execution of documents for Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 2. This signals a funded water treatment upgrade entering design, where construction, equipment, controls, and related services will be needed after engineering is finalized.
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Government Agencies in Bossier Parish, Louisiana
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Town of Benton
City2,083 pop.
South Bossier Parish Fire District Two
Fire District
Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City
Local Housing Authority
East-central Bossier Parish Fire District #1
Fire District
City of Shreveport City
City2,821 pop.
City of Bossier
City62,738 pop.
Bossier Parish Section 8 Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Bossier Parish School District
School23,587 students
Bossier Parish Fire District # 7
Fire District
Bossier Parish Community College
Higher Ed6,511 students
Bossier Parish
County131,102 pop.
Benton Fire District #4, Fire Department
Fire District
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