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RTC is adopting a new Regional Streets and Highways Capital Improvement Program for FY2027–2036, totaling about $3.0 billion thanks to Fuel Revenue Indexing extension. The program boosts annual roadway funding to roughly $300 million, with major investments in Complete Streets, safety, active transportation, ITS, CCTV replacement, and a pedestrian bridge at Las Vegas Boulevard/Sahara Avenue. Consultants, engineers, contractors, and ITS vendors can engage agencies now to shape and eventually bid the specific projects this CIP funds.
Fort Apache Townhomes LLC is appealing Clark County’s 2026-27 property tax valuation for the 79-unit Serenity Townhomes income-producing rental community. The taxpayer argues assessed value should be about $21.2 million based on NOI and market cap rates versus the current roll showing roughly $27.6 million. The appeal is before the Nevada State Board of Equalization and will involve valuation analysis, legal representation, and potentially expert testimony. This creates needs for tax appeal consulting, appraisal, and legal support for both the taxpayer and government entities handling similar multifamily assessments.
The Finance Department secured council approval for Contract 260158-BM-A with AAA Municipal Services LLC for financial consulting services. The agreement is capped at $400,000 annually, with a total not‑to‑exceed of $2,400,000 from the Debt Service Fund. This establishes AAA as the primary financial advisor, but also signals ongoing needs in debt modeling, capital planning, and financial systems where adjacent vendors and underwriters can engage.
Public Works received council approval to award Contract 260219-JG to Brown and Caldwell for Year 1 of Phase 2 of the Small Diameter Pipe Assessment Program on a 15‑year cycle. The contract is not to exceed $3,923,557.31 from the Sanitation O&M Fund, indicating a multi‑year asset condition and risk program for sewer pipes. This locks in an incumbent for assessment work but creates needs for inspection tools, data systems, rehab design, and construction follow‑on over the program’s 15‑year horizon.
Boulder City is expanding its contract with LAGE Design, Inc. for the municipal golf course turf reduction and full irrigation system replacement. The design contract is increased by $50,000 to a total of $388,920, with separate construction and construction‑management contracts already in place. This confirms a multi‑million dollar ARPA‑funded implementation where vendors for controls, pumps, turf, and water management can pursue follow‑on work, integration, and maintenance.
Mater Academy seeks to build a new K-8 charter school for 800–1,000 students on a 6.26-acre site near Vegas Valley Drive and Tree Line Drive in Sunrise Manor. The project includes a two-story, 35-foot school, large internal queuing loop for 148 cars, off-site street reconstruction, detached sidewalks, and a new traffic signal estimated around $1.5 million. The Commission held the item indefinitely to rework traffic, scale, and layout, so design, engineering, traffic, and construction partners can still influence the final plan.
Education and Operational Efficiency Study Final Report
Clark County will amend its 2020 Annual Action Plan to reprogram $1,116,507.11 in CDBG-CV funds from Administration, Homeless Services, and Mesquite Public Facilities to Public Services, awarding the full amount to Nevada Senior Services. The funding will support discharge support, community education, outreach, vaccine clinics, and a COVID and vulnerable seniors database and communication system. Health IT and elder services vendors can engage with Nevada Senior Services on database, communication, and program implementation needs.
The city is approving an interlocal contract with the Clark County Regional Flood Control District to fund $13,916,730.50 in construction for Avenue G Storm Drain Improvements, Project No. 22-1159-DR, and amending the FY 2026-2027 capital budget. This is a major stormwater capital project, likely involving new pipes, inlets, and roadway and utility work. Heavy civil contractors, storm drain product suppliers, and engineering firms should track this as a large funded project that will either go out to bid or proceed via existing procurement channels.
Council is approving an agreement with the Clark County Regional Flood Control District for $1,802,050 to fund the FY 2026-27 Annual Maintenance Work Program and adjust the capital budget. This funds recurring flood control maintenance across city facilities and infrastructure. Firms providing drainage maintenance, inspection, vegetation management, desilting, and minor repairs should engage Public Works to understand the work plan and any upcoming task orders or bids tied to this funding.
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Government Agencies in Clark County, Nevada
24 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Virgin Valley Water District
University of Nevada-las Vegas
Southern Nevada Water Authority
Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority
Southern Nevada Conservation District
Southern Nevada Adult Mental Health Services
Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada
Overton Power District 5
Nevada State College
Nevada Department of Taxation
Nevada Department of Education
Moapa Valley Water District
Indian Springs Volunteer Fire Department (part of Clark County Fire Protection District)
Coyote Springs (water Resources) General Improvement District
College of Southern Nevada
Clark County School District
Clark County Department of Aviation
Clark County
City of Las Vegas
City of Henderson
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