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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, 2026PID plans interim risk-reduction repairs to the Paradise Dam spillway as required by the Department of Safety of Dams. The Board is asked to authorize a contract with Ashron Construction and Restoration, Inc. for $945,050 plus a 20% contingency, totaling $1,134,060. This establishes Ashron as the primary contractor, but the scope includes unknown conditions once cracks are exposed, creating room for specialty subs, materials suppliers, and future phases.
Contract Award
$1,134,060Jul 15, 2026PID will replace about 4,600 feet of leaking 6" steel main on Neal Road with 12" C900 pipe, tying into an existing 12" section. On June 17, 2026, the Board authorized a design and project/construction management agreement with Water Works Engineering for up to $1,349,999, funded by Drinking Water State Revolving Funds. Design and management are awarded, but construction will be bid later, creating a major upcoming pipeline build opportunity.
Contract Award
$1,349,999Jul 15, 2026A Chico councilmember is asking the Mayor and Council to reevaluate earlier direction to implement paid vehicle parking in Upper Bidwell Park, originally projected to raise about $800,000 annually for park maintenance. The memo also proposes adding attractive, secure bicycle, scooter, and skateboard parking at key Middle and Upper Park locations to address congestion and access. No new study or procurement is defined yet, but prior staff work and a Dixon Resources Unlimited implementation plan are referenced. This opens the door for parking systems, design, and park infrastructure firms to help shape updated options and implementation approaches.
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$800,000Jul 15, 2026Construction 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, 2026CARD 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, 2026HUD has awarded HACB $1,137,513 for the 2026 Public Housing Capital Fund Program, which supports rehab and modernization across its public housing portfolio. The Board formally accepted the funds via Resolution 4997 and Capital Fund status reports show active and planned projects for HVAC, roofs, windows, ADA upgrades, security, and environmental work extending through 2028–2029. This grant-backed pipeline will generate multiple design, construction, abatement, and equipment procurements where vendors can assist HACB in delivering projects on time and in compliance.
Grant Funding
$1,137,513Jul 16, 2026HACB is adopting the FY2026‑27 operating budget for USDA‑RD Farm Labor Housing in Gridley, targeting $1,442,256 in income and $1,019,964 in expenses with modest positive cash flow. The budget anticipates rent increases (subject to USDA and utility allowance approval) and funds rehab and replacement work via reserves. While this is an internal budget action, it signals continued operating and capital pressure at Gridley FLH where financial consultants, software providers, and asset management advisers can help optimize revenue, reserves, and future rehab projects.
Budget Planning
$1,442,256Jul 16, 2026Disaster Recovery Experts report that PID has received $23.3 million in FEMA reimbursements plus $1.5 million for grant administration, with $43.7 million in reimbursement requests under Cal OES review and multiple PWs in appeal or time extension. Several road, mains, and lateral projects (e.g., PW 238, 333, 349) have potential impacts from $465,000 to $9.73 million. While these are largely decided projects, ongoing closeouts and Category Z admin cost claims can drive additional consulting, documentation, and audit support needs.
Grant Funding
$43,700,000Jul 15, 2026Park Place Apartments, a 40‑unit senior property in Oroville, is undergoing exterior site rehabilitation with an emphasis on accessible paths of travel, shade structure replacement, new mailboxes, and concrete upgrades. Construction started in March 2026 and reached substantial completion in late June 2026, with bond-funded work for equipment, pergolas, community room upgrades, and ADA sidewalks continuing. Though the primary contractor is in place, accessibility specialists, concrete and site vendors, and mobility equipment providers can pursue follow-on work and similar upgrades at other HACB sites.
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Government Agencies in Butte County, California
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Local Housing Authority
Wildflower Open Classroom District
School146 students
Western Canal Water District
Utility District
Thermalito Union Elementary
School1,522 students
South Feather Water and Power Agency
Special District
Sherwood Montessori District
School98 students
STREAM Charter District
School428 students
Pivot Charter School North Valley II District
School87 students
Paradise Unified
School1,579 students
Paradise Recreation and Park District
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Paradise Irrigation District
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Paradise Charter Middle District
School143 students
Palermo Union Elementary
School1,186 students
Oroville Union High
School2,346 students
Oroville City Elementary
School2,124 students
Nord Country District
School211 students
Manzanita Elementary
School322 students
Lake Oroville Area Public Utilities District
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Lake Madrone Water District
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Lake Madrone Water District
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