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The port is extending Kelly Pipe Co. LLC’s ground lease on 5 acres at Parcel 1A for structural steel laydown and transport through June 11, 2031. The 5‑year amendment is worth about $1.27 million in base rent, with no further renewal options and a port option to terminate for long-term redevelopment. This confirms Kelly Pipe as the incumbent occupant and signals future development potential on Parcel 1A where design, construction, and logistics vendors can track timing for a larger buildout.
Contract Award
$1,271,227Jul 14, 2026Vancouver plans to significantly expand its use of cooperative contracts with Play Creation for playground equipment, surfacing and site amenities, removing the prior $300,000 cap. The City will keep buying and installing park play structures under KCDA contract #26-315 up to the overall parks budget for the life of that contract. Park and recreation design, surfacing, installation and safety vendors can target upcoming park and playground projects that will flow through this vehicle.
Contract Award
$1,200,000Jul 13, 2026The City executed Amendment No. 6 to its GC/CM contract C-101991 with Skanska Construction for the new Public Works Operations Campus, adding $1,014,793 and bringing the total to $19,702,788. This indicates ongoing construction and scope refinement on a large operations facility project. Trades, specialty contractors, and building-systems vendors can pursue subcontracting and future fit-out, technology, and maintenance work as the campus moves toward completion.
Contract Award
$19,702,788Jul 13, 2026Vancouver amended contract C-101967 with Live Love Outreach to expand Safe Park services, increasing the not-to-exceed amount by $984,644 to $1,948,592. This indicates growing demand for managed parking and shelter options for people living in vehicles. Service providers in homelessness response, onsite services, and security can track this incumbent’s role and anticipate future expansions or rebids as Safe Park capacity and expectations evolve.
Contract Award
$1,948,592Jul 13, 2026The Jefferson-Kauffman Realignment Project, a federally and state-funded street realignment to improve truck and freight mobility and bring the corridor up to complete-street standards, has been completed. Final construction cost was $7,126,079.49, about 5% over the original $6.8 million bid, with Midway Underground LLC as contractor exceeding DBE and training goals. Transportation contractors and designers can use this as a reference for Vancouver’s freight-focused street projects and to anticipate similar corridor upgrades in future TIP cycles.
Contract Award
$7,126,079Jul 13, 2026The Board approved amending the 2026 Hilton capital budget to add a boiler replacement, main kitchen steamer, and fitness center cardio equipment project while deferring portions of the Model Guest Rooms and Fire Panel Replacement budgets to 2027–2028. Total Hilton capital remains $1,303,500, but funds shift from guestroom and life-safety projects into urgent mechanical and equipment needs plus contingency. This sets a pipeline of sizable future work in guestroom renovation, fire system upgrades, and elevator modernization.
Budget Planning
$4,903,500Jul 16, 2026The Lodging Tax Advisory Committee reviewed fiscal data showing about $1.8 million forecasted for the 2027 lodging tax grant program and discussed updated guidelines, scoring criteria, and timelines. Staff plan to publish revised grant materials in August 2026, with applications, presentations, and funding recommendations running into fall 2026 and Council action in December. Event organizers, tourism marketers, and cultural nonprofits planning 2026–2027 activities should prepare projects that generate room nights and align with equity, sustainability, and Destination Master Plan goals.
Grant Funding
$1,800,000Jul 15, 2026The packet lists dozens of proposed 2026–2027 tourism events and festivals with requested LTAC funding, attendance projections, lodging nights, and economic impact estimates, from large markets and races to cultural festivals. These are applications under consideration rather than approved awards, and many request significant grant amounts and plan heavy spending with local vendors. Event producers, marketing agencies, production firms, and sustainability or transportation consultants can support these organizers in refining budgets, marketing, and operations to secure LTAC funding and deliver on visitation, equity, and climate goals.
Grant Funding
$1,300,000Jul 15, 2026The City plans to increase the spending threshold on contract C-101964 with Kar-Gor Inc. from $300,000 to $1,200,000. This indicates significant additional purchases, likely for equipment or related materials, through an existing vendor. Competing playground, site furnishings, and park equipment providers should see this as confirmation of Kar-Gor’s incumbent position and budget scale when planning future outreach or alternative offerings.
Contract Admin
$1,200,000Jul 13, 2026The City raised the spending threshold for its CryWolf contract (C-101168) by $200,000 to a total of $500,000 through May 31, 2027. CryWolf provides false-alarm management services for the Police Department, and the increase signals continued reliance on this platform. Public safety software and integration vendors should view this as confirmation of the incumbent and consider adjacent opportunities such as data integration, customer portals, or transition planning when the contract nears its 2027 end date.
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Government Agencies in Clark County, Washington
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Washougal School District
School District
Washington State School for the Blind
State
Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness and Hearing Loss
State
Vancouver Public Schools
School District
Vancouver Public Facilities District
Special District
Southwest Washington Regional Transportation Council
MPO
Skamania County Fire District #4
Fire District
Ridgefield School District
School District
Port of Vancouver
Special District
Port of Ridgefield
Special District
Mount Pleasant School District
School District
La Center School District
School District
Housing Authority of the City of Vancouver
Local Housing Authority
Hockinson School District
School District
Green Mountain School District
School District
Greater Clark (metropolitan) Parks District
Special District
Fort Vancouver Regional Library District
Library District
Evergreen School District (clark)
School District
Clark PUD
Utility District
Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area Authority
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