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Government Projects in Curry County

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The FY2027 capital detail shows a major rollover project for the South Addition, including a $2,125,000 S&B James construction contract plus $400,000 of owner-supplied FFE and related materials for the first-floor infusion center and lower level. Additional IT and inspection/testing funds are also budgeted, and CEO incentive metrics tie to completing construction by August 25, 2026 within budget and with $2 million in campaign pledges. While the main construction contractor is already in place, there is still scope around FFE, IT, inspections, donor recognition systems, and post-construction operational setup. Vendors in oncology buildouts, medical furnishings, low-voltage systems, and commissioning can target follow-on work and future phases tied to the South Addition.

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$2,625,000Jun 17, 2026

A FY2027 new capital request allocates $560,000 to replace the CGH x-ray room with a Siemens Luminos Agile Max (with RF capability) and a separate $180,000 to replace the GE OEC 9800 C-arm with a GE OEC Elite CFD. Both devices are described as aging, frequently failing, or becoming obsolete, with consideration of whether to invest in RF capabilities. These are high-value imaging equipment replacements that will require site planning, shielding, and integration with PACS and RIS. Imaging modality vendors and service organizations can work with radiology and facilities on equipment options, room design, and financing before the hospital finalizes models and contracts.

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$740,000Jun 17, 2026

Curry Infusion Center construction is underway with S&B James as contractor, targeting owner possession by August 24, 2026 and soft opening in September. Pharmacy remodels and capital campaign-funded equipment are included, and oncology service planning with Providence and the CIN is ongoing. While main construction is committed, there will be follow-on opportunities for fit-out, IT, furniture, and clinical equipment as the center opens and ramps up.

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$7,200,000Jun 24, 2026

Several FY2027 new capital requests fund replacement of aging lab analyzers reaching end-of-service, including a $150,000 Beckman Coulter DXC 700 AU chemistry analyzer at CGH, an $85,000 Beckman Coulter DXH 900 hematology analyzer at CMC, a $78,000 Cepheid GX4-4 GeneXpert to double testing capacity at CMC, and a $46,000 Beckman Coulter Access 2 immunoassay system. Notes highlight vendor support ending by 2027 and space and IT interface needs. These planned analyzer swaps and additions will require instrumentation, validation, and interface services. Diagnostics manufacturers, LIS interface specialists, and lab workflow consultants can approach the lab to discuss replacement options, combined platforms, and go-live planning aligned with support sunset dates.

Pre-RFP
$359,000Jun 17, 2026

FY2027 capital requests fund replacement of a Medivator endoscope reprocessor ($80,000) and an Endo video system ($45,000) at CGH, both cited as reaching scheduled replacement and becoming non-serviceable by January 2027. The plan notes that these are the only units for processing scopes and performing endoscopy, and that proactive replacement will prevent unexpected capital expenditure. This bundle represents a coordinated endoscopy technology refresh. Endoscopy OEMs and service firms can approach surgical services about integrated reprocessing, video, and scope solutions, as well as training and maintenance packages timed ahead of the January 2027 support deadline.

Pre-RFP
$125,000Jun 17, 2026

The capital plan funds new sleep lab equipment, data storage, and a future interface between the new Cadwell system and Providence. Some equipment is already purchased, but $40,000 is reserved for the sleep lab interface project, currently in planning. Health IT and integration vendors can assist with HL7/FHIR interfaces, data archiving, and workflow integration between Curry’s systems, Cadwell, and Providence’s environment.

Pre-RFP
$90,000Jun 24, 2026

A FY2027 new capital request proposes $46,000 for implementation of Procore as a construction management platform to standardize and centralize project management across Curry Health Network. The business case notes support for MSP initiatives, expansions, and renovations with tools for document control, budgeting, scheduling, RFIs, submittals, and contractor coordination. While Procore is named as the target platform, this rollout will require configuration, integration, and training across facilities and capital planning. Construction tech consultants and Procore implementation partners can approach facilities and IT to support deployment, workflow design, and user adoption.

Pre-RFP
$46,000Jun 17, 2026

GIS Operations (2.17-430) has a modest but focused 2026‑27 budget of $51,712, mainly $50,000 for general professional services and $1,600 for an enterprise service from Lane County plus small insurance costs. This indicates the County relies on outside GIS services and may be evaluating platforms, data maintenance, and application development for mapping, addressing, and assessor support.

Budget Planning
$51,712Jun 30, 2026

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