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Government Projects in California

92 projects across 24 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The City is updating its Freeway Maintenance Agreement and a new project-specific maintenance agreement with Caltrans for SR 101 and SR 1 within city limits. These clarify which landscaping, bike, pedestrian, transit, and cleaning tasks the City will handle around the highways, tied to projects like the Higuera Complete Streets work with about $6.95 million in state grant funding. This sets up ongoing needs for maintenance operations, vegetation control, graffiti and encampment cleanup, bike and pedestrian facility upkeep, and possibly related contract services.

Pre-RFP
$6,950,000Jul 21, 2026

The ad-hoc committee on homelessness is shaping strategies for funding, prevention, landlord engagement, rental assistance, PIT-driven targeting, and inclement weather response in Buena Park and North Orange County. Staff are revising a state Pro-Housing application, analyzing options for dedicated local homelessness funding, and designing a framework for an emergency rental assistance program, plus motel vouchers using CDBG during severe weather. Consultants in housing policy, program design, outreach, data, and senior/behavioral health services can support this planning before specific procurements are defined.

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$3,799,708Jul 15, 2026

Oxnard will enter a five-year, $2.25M general services agreement with Quinn Company for as-needed preventative maintenance, repairs, annual testing, and rental services for Public Works. Quinn will be the go-to provider for heavy equipment and related services through 2031. Equipment manufacturers, parts suppliers, and complementary service providers can use this to identify Quinn as an incumbent and pursue integration, specialty tooling, and add-on maintenance programs.

Contract Award
$2,250,000Jul 21, 2026

Public Works seeks a five-year, not-to-exceed $2,250,000 General Services Agreement with Quinn Company for as-needed preventive maintenance, on-call repairs, annual testing, and rental services. This creates a long-term relationship for equipment service and rentals across Public Works operations. Competing equipment vendors, OEMs, and specialty service firms should treat Quinn as a key partner and watch for gaps or subcontracts in areas Quinn does not cover.

Contract Award
$2,250,000Jul 21, 2026

Oxnard will sign a three-year, $1.19M agreement with Routeware for collection truck routing and modernization software in the Environmental Resources Division. The contract runs July 22, 2026 to July 21, 2029 and covers routing optimization and related IT. Fleet tech and integration vendors should treat Routeware as the routing incumbent and look at data integration, telematics, and add-on analytics opportunities during implementation.

Contract Award
$1,192,759Jul 21, 2026

Oxnard will issue blanket purchase orders for FY 2026‑27 to Applied Industrial Technologies ($300K), Grainger ($400K), Home Depot ($300K), and Ventura County Auto Supply/NAPA ($250K) for industrial supplies, safety equipment, hardware, construction materials, tools, and fleet maintenance supplies. These vendors will handle a large portion of materials spend through June 30, 2027. Competing suppliers and manufacturers should treat this as incumbent intelligence and focus on niche products, future cycles, or cooperative contracts.

Contract Award
$1,250,000Jul 21, 2026

Oxnard will contract with Solenis LLC to supply and deliver cationic polymer to the Wastewater Division for an initial one-year term with four optional one-year extensions, for a total not‑to‑exceed $1.6M if fully extended. This secures Solenis as the chemical incumbent through 2031. Competing chemical suppliers and process-optimization firms can use this to understand product use and target adjacent services or future rebids.

Contract Award
$1,600,000Jul 21, 2026

Public Works is seeking approval of an agreement with Routeware, Inc. for collection truck routing and modernization software for the Environmental Resources Division, totaling up to $1,192,758.81 over three years (July 22, 2026–July 21, 2029). This sets Routeware as the solid waste routing platform; fleet, telematics, ERP, and asset management vendors should track this for integration, data sharing, and complementary optimization or customer service tools.

Contract Award
$1,192,758Jul 21, 2026

San Luis Obispo is authorizing FY 2026-27 tourism marketing spending for its TBID and Community Promotions programs, including large multi‑vendor contracts. Noble Studios will receive $1,250,000 for destination marketing, SLO Chamber of Commerce about $342,250 across guest services, PR, and grant support, and Badger Branding $107,700 for content marketing. This locks in incumbents but signals stable budgets and possible subconsulting, media, creative, research, and event partnership opportunities for others.

Contract Award
$1,952,383Jul 21, 2026

Council approved the California Waterline Replacement (Taft to Mill), Spec No. 2000563, and awarded a $1,986,673 construction contract to Specialty Construction. The City Engineer can issue change orders within the project budget. While the prime is set, this water infrastructure work highlights Specialty Construction as incumbent and suggests future pipeline, paving, and related utility projects where subs, materials suppliers, or follow-on engineering and inspection services may be needed.

Contract Award
$1,986,673Jul 21, 2026

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