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Central San plans to amend its professional services agreement with MWH Constructors, Inc. by up to $6,500,000 to continue construction management for Solids Handling Facility Improvements Phase 1A through at least February 2028, plus project closeout. The overall MWH agreement would rise to $19.5 million and a $3 million transfer from the CIP contingency will increase project contingency to $17.2 million. The CM contract is decided, but long duration and added scope signal ongoing needs for specialty inspectors, safety, controls, and project support, as well as future solids projects.
New operator for Violia's work (public works)
General obligation bond measure for fire station improvements, including repairs, renovations, seismic upgrades, and potential new construction for Fire Station 63, 66, 67, and the training center.
Central San plans a change order up to $650,000 with C. Overaa & Co. to add new entrance structures and enhanced security at the Fairview and Maltby pumping stations under the Phase 2A upgrades. Work includes replacing hatch access with door entrances plus cameras, speakers, card readers, and gate upgrades. The main contract is already awarded, but there is scope for security, electrical, controls, and construction subs to support design, equipment supply, and installation.
Action 1.5 dedicates $318,708 in 2026-27 to expanded AP and CTE offerings plus ongoing PD, curriculum, coaching, data assessment, and hiring practices. CTE completion and A-G + CTE metrics have improved, but AP pass rates and graduation indicators show more room for growth. This is a sizeable pool for AP/CTE curriculum vendors, college/career advising services, PD providers, and possibly dual enrollment partners.
Action 4.6 dedicates $115k in 2026-27 to need-based transportation (e.g., HopSkipDrive) to remove geographic barriers and improve attendance and graduation. Current providers are not specified beyond an example, signaling potential competition for student transportation contracts, including specialty and on-demand services.
Liberty Union High School District analyzed moving from its Cisco phone system to a 3CX platform, with 696 new IP phones and about 1,467 extensions. The 3CX environment will be hosted locally by the district, with an $84,488 initial setup and about $2,491 per month in recurring license and voice costs. This appears to be a committed transition, signaling needs around implementation, training, integration with existing network and safety systems, and future support or add-ons.
Engineering services for citywide speed surveys, including data collection and analysis on major arterials and collectors.
On June 10, 2026 the Board authorized a contract with The Weist Law Firm for investment tax credit processing support, up to $30,000 plus 10% contingency. This indicates the District is pursuing tax credits, likely tied to energy or sustainability projects. While the consulting award is decided, other vendors in solar, efficiency, and grant administration can leverage this knowledge to propose projects that create additional credits or funding opportunities.
The June 2026 banking activity shows debt service payments to US Bank Trust for COP 2019 ($118,900) and COP 2026 ($106,083.32), and the financial report lists Series 2026 green bonds held in trust. This confirms active outstanding debt tied to capital projects, with ongoing payment and reporting needs. Financial advisors, bond counsel, and grant consultants can target future refunding, restructuring, or leveraging these instruments alongside upcoming capital and EPA grant work.
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Government Agencies in Contra Costa County, California
92 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City OF PITTSBURG HSG AUTH
Western Contra Costa Transit Authority
West County Wastewater District
West Contra Costa Unified
Walnut Creek Elementary
W Contra Costa Transp Adv Comm (wcctac)
Voices College-bound Lang Acad @ W. Contra Costa Co District
Town of Moraga
Town of Danville
Summit Public School: Tamalpais District
Summit Public School K2 District
Stege Sanitary District
State Route 4 Bypass Authority
San Ramon Valley Unified
San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District
Rodeo Sanitary District
Rodeo Hercules Fire Protection District
Rocketship Futuro Academy District
Rocketship Delta Prep District
Richmond College Preparatory District
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