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Government Projects in Clatsop County

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The City awarded the Raw Waterline RP-3/4 construction contract to Big River Construction, Inc. for $968,330, with up to 10% contingency. Bids came in under the engineer’s estimate, and this work advances Warrenton’s raw waterline infrastructure. With construction now committed, there may be needs for materials, specialty subcontracting, inspection services, and future phases or related water projects.

Contract Award
$968,330Jul 14, 2026

Business Oregon has awarded Knappa School District a $2 million grant to upgrade seismic infrastructure at Hilda Lahti Elementary. Construction is tentatively scheduled for summer 2027, making this a forward-looking facilities project. Vendors in seismic engineering, structural construction, and project management should track planning and design work leading into the 2027 build window.

Grant Funding
$2,000,000Jun 17, 2026

The City of Warrenton is moving forward with its 2026 Pavement Management Project, focused on a 4‑inch asphalt overlay of SE Dolphin Avenue along with sawcutting, grindouts, driveway butt grinds, water bars, utility adjustments, pavement markings, and shoulder rock. North Coast Civil Design has completed the contract documents and technical specifications, and the engineer’s estimate for construction is approximately 480000, including a 5% contingency. Bids will be received electronically via QuestCDN (Project #9734027) until 2:00 PM PST on Thursday, July 16, 2026, with first‑tier subcontractor disclosure due within two working hours after bid opening. Work is to be accomplished in summer 2026, within 60 calendar days of Notice to Proceed, with liquidated damages of 300 per day for late completion. This is a live paving opportunity for heavy civil, paving, traffic control, and striping contractors, with clear schedule, scope, bonding, and prevailing wage requirements already defined.

Active Opportunity
$480,000Jun 23, 2026

Knappa School District is awarding a Job Order Contract for asphalt paving and concrete repairs at Hilda Lahti Elementary and Knappa High School, funded with remaining bond dollars. Big River Construction has been selected via RFP for as‑needed work up to an annual $200,000 not‑to‑exceed, with the initial project estimated between $50,000 and $200,000. Work includes driveway reconstruction, loop paving, crack sealing, topcoating, pothole repair, and parking lot striping, with future phases planned for the main parking lot. This signals an incumbent for paving/site work and a multi‑year need for phased improvements.

Contract Award
$200,000Jul 15, 2026

Warrenton plans to award a $75,000 professional services contract to Lower Columbia Engineering for an Alder Creek drainage assessment. Work covers review of existing data, field investigations, modeling, and a flooding assessment report, with recommendations for future maintenance, permitting, and capital projects. Findings are expected in Spring 2027, creating follow-on opportunities for design, construction, and environmental permitting firms once improvement options are chosen.

Contract Award
$75,000Jul 14, 2026

The Police Department is using a state contract to buy at least one 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe 4x4 patrol vehicle from Dick Hannah Chevrolet for $58,101.18. The FY 2026-2027 budget includes $180,000 to purchase two vehicles and outfit them with equipment, so additional spending on upfitting and possibly a second unit is expected. This is a decided purchase but indicates upcoming needs for lights, radios, MDTs, in-car video, cages, and install services.

Contract Award
$58,101Jul 14, 2026

Sunset Empire Transportation District is evaluating a shift from an in‑house finance officer to a contracted CFO model. The board is considering an initial $2,000 current‑state analysis project with Now CFO, with a follow‑on contract sized by weekly hours after the assessment. This is an early‑stage finance and accounting services opportunity where the district needs ongoing high‑level financial management and grant/loan oversight.

Pre-RFP
$2,000Jun 25, 2026

Sunset Empire Transportation District is evaluating an initial contract with Now CFO to provide outsourced CFO-level financial services instead of hiring an in-house CFO. The first step is a $2,000 current-state financial analysis, after which staff will define weekly hours and return to the board with a longer-term cost proposal. This creates an opening for financial advisory, ERP/accounting, and grant-compliance vendors to support the new CFO model and any follow-on modernization work.

Pre-RFP
$2,000Jun 25, 2026

The Foundation reports that Scholarship Universe, a new scholarship management software platform, has been approved and is on track for a July 1 launch, with Year 1 funding of $5,000 from the Foundation. The system will automate donor thank-you letters, simplify student access to scholarships, integrate with Ellucian/Colleague, and support a year-round open application window. This indicates an awarded, funded IT implementation in the financial aid/scholarship space, led by Financial Aid staff and the Foundation. While the core platform vendor is chosen, there is opportunity for related services such as configuration support, data integration, communication templates, training, and future enhancements around analytics, student engagement, and donor reporting layered on top of the new system.

Contract Award
$5,000Jun 18, 2026

The CEDR report highlights a record year for the Clatsop WORKS paid internship program: 140 student applications, 35 employers hiring 57 interns, and 245 interview requests, with 85% of applicants getting at least one interview. The program also secured a $62,000 grant from the Oregon Department of Education to subsidize 19 internships that employers could not otherwise fund, and is arranging a series of career exploration sessions at sites like the CCC IDEASLab, Astoria Aviation, Jewell Wildlife Meadows, and Haystack Rock. This combination of growth and new grant funding suggests ongoing needs for employer recruitment tools, internship tracking and evaluation platforms, student preparation content, and potentially expansion into additional career sectors. Vendors providing work-based learning management software, career readiness curricula, or regional employer engagement services can connect with CEDR and the Clatsop WORKS team to support scaling the program and improving data/reporting back to ODE and local partners.

Grant Funding
$62,000Jun 18, 2026

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