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Government Projects in Campbell County

9 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Newport is authorizing purchase of a custom Pierce pumper on an Enforcer chassis to replace an aging frontline fire apparatus. The order will be placed with Atlantic Emergency Services for a unit tailored to the South Fire Station’s low bay doors and modern safety/operations needs. No payment is due until delivery, expected in about three years, creating a long runway for related gear, technology, and support vendors to discuss equipment, accessories, and future fleet planning needs.

Contract Award
$1,114,475Jun 23, 2026

Newport is authorizing up to $7,000,000 in taxable Industrial Building Revenue Bonds and Special Obligation Revenue Bonds to finance the Ann Street residential development. The project will build 11 new owner-occupied single-family homes plus related infrastructure in the 1000 block of Ann Street, replacing vacant properties. With final bond authorization in place for acquisition, construction, equipping, and infrastructure, the developer will need design, construction, utilities, and neighborhood infrastructure services as phases move forward.

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$7,000,000Jun 29, 2026

Newport is renewing its annual property, liability, auto, crime, and workers compensation insurance for FY 2026-27. Coverage will continue through Hartford, Kentucky League of Cities Insurance Services (KLCIS), and Kentucky Employers Mutual Insurance (KEMI) with a total premium of $790,584. This confirms incumbent carriers and spend levels, useful for competitors planning future approaches when the city next evaluates coverage options.

Contract Award
$790,584Jun 29, 2026

Bellevue is awarding its 2026 street resurfacing project to Riegler Blacktop, Inc. for up to $252,295 after receiving three bids. Work covers multiple segments of Lafayette Avenue plus Grandview, Center, and Washington streets, following engineer review of bids. The award signals near-term paving, traffic control, and possible concrete and striping needs, and gives competitors a benchmark on pricing and timing for the city’s annual resurfacing cycle.

Contract Award
$252,295Jul 8, 2026

Sabo Design Associates is before the Newport Board of Adjustments on July 16, 2026 seeking a height variance tied to redividing 402 & 410 W 13th Street into six new residential lots and building new homes. The request includes a 10-foot height variance for one home (Benson Residence), with site plans and elevations already prepared. This signals a small infill subdivision where survey, site work, utilities, building trades, and residential construction services will be needed if approvals proceed.

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$0Jul 16, 2026

Bellevue approved an $18,000 agreement with Human Nature, Inc. to develop a master plan for Bellevue Beach Park after an RFP that drew three bids. The scope includes community engagement, conceptual designs, final master plan, cost estimates with Prus Construction, and phasing strategies. This planning effort will define future park amenities and capital projects, creating follow-on opportunities for design, construction, play equipment, lighting, and programming vendors once the plan is adopted.

Contract Award
$18,000Jul 8, 2026

Newport is authorizing purchase of a 2026 Tesla Model Y AWD for Police Department use as part of its gradual shift to electric vehicles. The $44,695 EV will help replace aging internal combustion units and test suitability of EVs in police operations. While Tesla supplies the vehicle, other vendors can support charging infrastructure, upfitting, maintenance, and data/telematics as the city expands its EV fleet strategy.

Contract Award
$44,695Jun 23, 2026

The City Administrator clarified that an RFP for the Beach Park master plan had been issued previously and three responses were received, with Human Nature selected as the lowest at around $18,000. This means a consultant is already engaged to develop the park master plan. Vendors should view this as awarded work but note that the resulting plan will likely recommend future park amenities, construction, and programming that will generate new procurements.

Contract Award
$18,000Jun 10, 2026

Dayton, Sanitation District No. 1, the Grant Park HOA, and private owners are partnering on a stormwater remediation project at 152 Grant Park Drive. SD1 has approved cost-share funding and the city is executing a project agreement and easements, with a total design and construction cost of about $24,119. Drainage and small civil contractors can expect near-term work for sump pump tie-ins, collection piping, and restoration, and consultants can discuss similar SD1 cost-share projects with the city.

Grant Funding
$24,119Jun 9, 2026

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