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Carson City is considering a lease‑purchase term sheet with the Hop & Mae Adams Foundation to build a new City Hall of about 45,000 square feet on a downtown parcel, with total payments not to exceed $30,000,000. The Board is asked on July 16, 2026 to approve nonbinding terms and direct the City Manager to draft the lease‑purchase agreement and a separate parking agreement for later Board review. This is a major civic facility and downtown revitalization project, with construction costs projected at $28 million and financing via redevelopment tax proceeds and later a revenue bond, creating needs for design, construction, technology, furnishings, and relocation services.
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$30,000,000Jul 16, 2026Carson City is considering a lease-purchase term sheet from the Hop & Mae Adams Foundation to develop a new 45,000-square-foot City Hall downtown, with total costs not to exceed $30,000,000. The agreement would lease a newly improved building to the City at a fixed rate and allow buyout at any time. This is a major capital project still in term-sheet stage, signaling upcoming needs for architecture, engineering, construction, furniture, IT, and move-management once the City moves beyond negotiations.
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$30,000,000Jul 16, 2026The Board approved Contract 4539‑READV on SR 595 (Rainbow Boulevard) with Amrize Southwest, Inc. for cold milling and placement of open‑grade plantmix, plus signal and sign panel replacement and ADA improvements. This construction contract exceeds $20,000,000 and is a low‑bid award, covering resurfacing and accessibility work along Rainbow Boulevard in Clark County. Pavement, traffic signal, and ADA compliance vendors gain incumbent intel and can pursue subcontracting, materials supply, and future follow‑on work with NDOT and Amrize Southwest.
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$20,000,000Jul 13, 2026NDOT’s contracts report shows that Contract 4558, Project STBG-NHPP-0032-(427), for cold milling and plantmix bituminous surface with open grade plus hydraulic and lighting improvements on US 93 North from US 93A to just south of the LAWPRR crossing in White Pine and Elko Counties, has been awarded to Amrize Southwest, Inc. Bids opened April 9, 2026, with Amrize low at $11,400,000.00, almost exactly matching the engineer’s estimate of $11,421,389.93, and three competing bidders. The Director awarded the contract on April 28, 2026 under delegated authority. This contract shows Amrize expanding its NDOT footprint beyond the Las Vegas area into rural US 93, combining pavement overlay with drainage and lighting work. That makes Amrize a key incumbent for vendors interested in aggregates, asphalt, electrical/lighting, traffic control, and rural corridor safety-related services supporting NDOT’s statewide preservation and safety program.
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$11,400,000Jun 8, 2026Attachment A to the June 8, 2026 Board packet reports that NDOT awarded Contract 4557, Project STBG-NHPP-095-6-(342), for mill and overlay on US 95 from 3.549 miles north of Reinhart Lane to 0.2 miles south of Paradise Valley Road (SR 290) in Humboldt County. Bids opened March 5, 2026, and Road and Highway Builders LLC was low at $12,111,111.00, compared to an engineer’s estimate of $14,944,844.14, with three other bidders. The Director awarded the contract on April 24, 2026 under delegated authority for contracts of $20,000,000 or less. This is a significant rural corridor pavement project that confirms Road and Highway Builders as an active incumbent on NDOT’s statewide resurfacing program, offering vendors opportunities for subcontracting, materials, and future competition intelligence in the US 95 corridor and similar STBG/NHPP-funded work.
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$12,111,111Jun 8, 2026NDOT reports that Contract 4559, Project BR-0032-(422), for surface treatments on various bridge decks on I-80, I-580, and US 395 in Washoe County has been awarded to Q&D Construction LLC. Bids were opened March 26, 2026, with Q&D low at $1,322,000.00, versus an engineer’s estimate of $2,243,716.20 and two other bidders. The Director awarded the contract on April 17, 2026 and is informing the Board as part of the delegated-contracts report. This award demonstrates NDOT’s active program of bridge deck preservation in the Reno–Sparks corridor and positions Q&D as a key incumbent on such structural maintenance work, providing opportunities for specialty materials, coatings, traffic control, and inspection/testing vendors, as well as competitive benchmarks for future bridge preservation contracts.
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$1,322,000Jun 8, 2026The Nevada Department of Transportation Board is being asked on June 8, 2026 to award Contract 4539-READV for Project STBG-0595-(340) on SR 595 (Rainbow Boulevard) in Las Vegas to Amrize Southwest, Inc. The project includes a 2-3/4 inch cold mill with 2 inch plantmix bituminous surface and open-graded surface, patching, signal replacement, sign panel replacement, luminaire upgrades to LED, and extensive ADA improvements to curb ramps, sidewalks, driveways, and pedestrian push buttons between Tropicana Avenue and Silverstream Avenue. Bids were opened April 16, 2026, with Amrize Southwest the low bidder at $20,285,332.01 versus an engineer’s estimate of $25,326,817.79, and the Bid Review and Analysis Team has recommended award. This represents a large, federally funded urban corridor preservation and safety project with 300 working days of construction, significant traffic control, and numerous electrical/signal elements. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence on Amrize Southwest and their pricing for future NDOT paving, ADA, and signal contracts or to position for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, and ITS/signal component work on this and similar projects.
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$20,285,332Jun 8, 2026The Nevada Board to Review Claims is approving Site-Specific Board Determination C2026-02 to grant an additional cleanup funding allotment for the Gas 2 Go facility at 6390 West Lake Mead Boulevard in Las Vegas. The additional Petroleum Fund coverage totals 1,000,000 in cleanup authorization, with 900,000 reimbursable after a 10% copayment by the operator. The underlying NDEP corrective action plan envisions intensive remediation through at least 2031 using an air sparge/soil vapor extraction (AS/SVE) system, a mobile automated LNAPL recovery system, quarterly groundwater monitoring, and eventual well abandonment and site closure. A detailed cost table in the operator’s March 17, 2026 request estimates 2,407,100 in remaining environmental work, including purchase and O&M of the mobile LNAPL system, design and installation of the SVE/AS system, additional monitoring wells, long-term O&M, and closure documentation. While the Petroleum Fund award is decided, vendors in remediation equipment, SCADA/controls, groundwater sampling, and environmental engineering can target follow-on work, subcontracting, optimization, and maintenance opportunities over the multi-year cleanup horizon.
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$2,407,100Jun 4, 2026The Board for Financing Water Projects is considering a $1,499,974.44 DWSRF principal forgiveness loan to Orovada General Improvement District to address a significant storage deficit and reliability risk in its potable water system. The project will design, permit, and construct a new 215,000‑gallon secondary storage tank and connecting transmission main to bring the system closer to Nevada’s minimum storage requirements. NDEP recommends approval with 100% principal forgiveness, alongside conditions for regular rate reviews and maintenance of an asset management plan, and notes that additional funding from USDA‑RD is expected to complete the full $3.16M project. With financing identified, Orovada will need engineering, construction, tank fabrication, and controls integration services, presenting opportunities for firms experienced in small-system storage and transmission projects, as well as in coordinating layered SRF and USDA funding.
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$1,499,974May 20, 2026The Board is approving a $1,499,974.44 DWSRF principal forgiveness loan to Orovada General Improvement District to construct a new 215,000-gallon storage tank and connecting transmission main. The project addresses a calculated storage deficit of about 212,000 gallons under Nevada Administrative Code 445A.6672(3) and will bring the small Humboldt County system into storage capacity compliance. The funding package combines DWSRF principal forgiveness with a substantial USDA-Rural Development contribution, for a total project cost of $3,164,500. With loan closing expected June 18, 2026, design completion in December 2026, bidding in January 2027, and operations starting April 1, 2028, there will be competitive opportunities for tank manufacturers, civil engineers, construction contractors, and SCADA providers to partner with Orovada and its consultants. Vendors can also anticipate ongoing needs around rate reviews, asset management updates, meter modernization, and capital reserve planning tied to the new infrastructure.
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