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Government Projects in Butte County

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CARD approved a financing lease with Lupine Legacy Foundation for key infrastructure equipment at the new Chico Aquatic Center, including solar, slide tower, HVAC, filtration, shade, scoreboard, and furnishings. Lupine will purchase about $7 million in equipment and lease it back over 15 years with annual payments up to $460,000. This locks in the incumbent for these scopes but creates downstream needs for maintenance, monitoring, and integration of these systems as the facility opens.

Contract Award
$7,000,000Jul 23, 2026

Construction of the Chico Aquatic Center is well underway, with all three pools poured and Myrtha assemblies in progress, and substantial completion still targeted for fall 2026. Added scopes like solar PV and Garner Lane frontage may extend final completion into early 2027. CARD is now ramping up operations planning, staffing, concessions partnerships, and equipment financing, creating ancillary needs for aquatics programming, technology, and facility services providers.

Contract Admin
$34,460,450Jul 23, 2026

CARD is revising its cooperative agreement with the City of Chico and issuing a change order to Slater & Son to add about $2.8M of Garner Lane frontage work to the Aquatic Center contract. The City will front costs; CARD and Courtesy Motors will reimburse based on frontage shares over up to 10 years with interest. The main construction contractor is set, but there is scope for subs, materials, traffic control, and related professional support as the corridor is built out.

Contract Admin
$2,800,000Jul 23, 2026

The Board authorized management to open new accounts at Tri Counties Bank and Bank of Commerce to address low interest, high fees, and limited services at current institutions. APCO and finance staff can now negotiate terms and move deposits, positive pay, and remote deposit services. Banking, treasury management, merchant services, and payment security providers have an opening to offer competitive packages, fraud controls, and integrations as the district restructures its banking relationships.

Contract Award
$0Jul 23, 2026

The district is accepting an additional $45,000 from the statewide Prescribed Burn Reporting & Monitoring Support Program, transferred from Lake County AQMD. Funds support smoke management, air quality monitoring during prescribed burns, and public awareness activities in Butte County. Environmental, monitoring, and outreach vendors can expect continued or expanded purchases of sensors, data systems, field equipment, and communications services tied to prescribed fire projects.

Grant Funding
$45,000Jul 23, 2026

Grant status tables show active FARMER program funding, with about $18,479 in FY 25‑26 pass‑through expenditures and a restricted balance of $4,179 projected for June 30, 2026. Implementation revenues and site visits with CARB indicate ongoing FARMER projects, such as equipment at the Earthworm Soil Factory. Ag equipment dealers and retrofit providers can frame new replacement or electrification projects around FARMER eligibility in Butte County.

Grant Funding
$18,479Jul 23, 2026

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