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Government Projects in Charlottesville City

16 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Grant agreement pledging $3 million to Salvation Army for the Center of Hope Capital Campaign, which aims to increase bed capacity from 55 to 114 and feeding capacity from 60 to 120 seats daily, and includes seven two-bedroom suites for transitional housing.

Contract Award
$3,000,000Aug 18, 2026

Rivanna is advancing the Beaver Creek Raw Water Pump Station, Intake, and Piping project, which will build a new pump station on Beaver Creek Reservoir, a new raw water main to the Crozet WTP, and ultimately enable dam safety upgrades and a new labyrinth spillway with bridge. As of June 23, 2026 the Board is conducting a public hearing and authorizing a certificate of take to acquire the final water line easement by uncontested condemnation from Mt. Salem Baptist Church, after securing 21 of 24 easements and negotiating the remaining church parcels. Design is at roughly 95% for the pump station and pipeline and 80% for the dam spillway modifications, with Hazen as engineer and Schnabel handling dam design; construction for the pump/piping is slated to start in March 2027 and run through December 2029, and spillway work from 2030–2032. The project is backed by substantial federal NRCS funding for study and design, with an anticipated 20 million construction grant for the dam spillway portion and ongoing coordination meetings with NRCS on construction funding. With easement acquisition nearly complete and bid documents being prepared for advertisement later in 2026, vendors in heavy civil construction, tunneling, large-diameter raw water mains, pump stations, dam modifications, and related specialty services have a near-term window to position with RWSA and the design team ahead of formal procurements.

Pre-RFP
$72,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Rivanna Water & Sewer Authority is awarding new professional engineering term agreements for dam engineering consulting services under RFP 26-03. Three firms—Schnabel Engineering, Hazen and Sawyer, and GEI Consultants—were selected after a competitive process that drew seven proposals and interviews with four firms. The term contracts cover inspections, design, permitting, hydrologic/hydraulic studies, and public safety upgrades across RWSA’s nine managed dams. Each agreement will run for one year with up to three one‑year renewals, with individual assignments capped at 2.5 million and a total program cap of 10 million across all projects. While the award decisions are made, these multi‑year contracts create ongoing opportunities for specialty subs, survey, geotech, instrumentation, construction support, and related vendors that can work under or alongside the selected firms on dam rehabilitation, spillway modifications, and safety improvements.

Contract Award
$10,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Rivanna is authorizing a 566,500 service authorization to Short Elliot Hendrickson (SEH) to complete final design, permitting, bidding, and construction-phase services for the Airport Road Water Storage Tanks and Pumps project. This follows earlier 30% design and preliminary permitting work and is part of a 7,250,000 capital project to add a 1‑million‑gallon ground storage tank and associated pumping at the existing Airport Road Finished Water Pump Station, which will be the primary supply to the North Rivanna pressure zone once the North Rivanna WTP is decommissioned. The Board recently rebalanced CIP funds and approved up to 1.32 million in change orders to add two additional pumps at the station, underscoring growth-driven demand in the northern service area. While SEH is already in place for design and construction administration, contractors and equipment vendors in tanks, pumps, controls, site work, coatings, and tank accessories should prepare for an upcoming construction procurement and position to work with SEH and RWSA as the project moves toward a planned September 2026 construction start.

Contract Award
$7,250,000Jun 23, 2026

Funding for a multi-prong approach to homelessness services, including retaining services of organizations like Community Solutions and Clutch Consulting.

Budget Planning
$4,000,000Aug 8, 2026

Capital campaign for the Salvation Army's Center of Hope.

Grant Funding
$3,000,000Aug 4, 2026

State funding for the Salvation Army's Center of Hope Capital campaign and city-retained funds for transitional housing supports.

Grant Funding
$7,000,000Aug 4, 2026

Issuance of refunding bonds for certain outstanding general obligation bonds.

Budget Planning
$25,000,000Jul 21, 2026

Issuance of general obligation public improvement bonds for various capital projects.

Budget Planning
$29,000,000Jul 21, 2026

The City is correcting scrivener’s errors in its prior ordinance vacating and quitclaiming Clarke Court to the Jefferson Scholars Foundation, which is paying $750,000. This finalizes right-of-way control for the Foundation’s expansion plans. Site and building work on the assembled parcels will be privately led but is a potential construction, engineering, and professional services opportunity with the Foundation.

Contract Award
$750,000Jul 20, 2026

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