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Government Projects in Denver County
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OEDIT plans to bring $3.05 billion in federal and private investment into Colorado’s knowledge-intensive and innovation ecosystems by June 30, 2027, with BF&I targeting about $169.85 million via Federal Fast Forward, Colorado Quantum Fund, Tech Hub Development Grants, and SSBCI venture programs. Strategies include supporting quantum, advanced manufacturing, and NSF Engines, plus workforce tied to these sectors. Tech firms, research institutions, site selectors, and capital providers can work with OEDIT to structure projects and proposals that qualify for these incentives and match-on funding.
Denver is approving a $3,500,000 contract with Janco FS 3, LLC, dba Velociti Services, for total property management services at 4347 Airport Way for three years with two one-year extension options. This sets Velociti as the primary facilities management provider at this DEN location. FM vendors, specialty contractors, and tech providers can approach Velociti and the airport about subcontracting, building systems upgrades, and future scope expansion as the contract progresses.
Rio Grande Water Conservation District’s Subdistrict No. 3 completed the Alpha Hay Farms Augmentation project, purchasing land and 522.9 AF of water rights, installing a refurbished well and variable‑frequency drive, and building a recharge pond and outlet to the Conejos River. The final CWCB loan was about $2.18M over 30 years at 2.5%. While the acquisition and construction are done, the project illustrates how subdistricts are building augmentation stations, opening doors for monitoring, optimization, and similar projects in other subdistricts.
Rio Blanco Water Conservancy District completed a CWCB‑financed refurbishment of its 2‑MW Taylor Draw hydro turbine, including full disassembly, rebuild in California, and recommissioning in November 2025. The final loan amount was about $1.95M over 30 years at 2%. While the main work is done, the project reveals the incumbent contractor and demonstrates CWCB’s willingness to finance hydro upgrades, signaling future opportunities for similar turbine refurbishments, controls upgrades, and O&M support for other districts.
Parker Water and Sanitation District and Inverness Water and Sanitation District each used CWCB loans to fund portions of the DIA Connection, a six‑mile pipeline and flow control facility linking Denver Water’s treated system to Aurora’s Prairie Waters for the regional WISE project. Final loan amounts were about $674k and $348k respectively at 2.75% over 20 years. While this phase is complete, the project demonstrates ongoing regional collaboration under WISE and suggests future distribution, storage, and interconnect projects for participating South Metro providers.
Denver approved an intergovernmental agreement with Colorado Department of Human Services to give city DHS programs access to Equifax Verification Services. The agreement is worth $1,968,119 and runs through June 30, 2027, providing income and employment verification data citywide. Equifax is the selected platform, but there may be needs for integration, analytics, privacy/compliance tools, and training around how local programs use these verification services.
Denver is approving a $25 million contract with Kleinfelder, Inc. for professional engineering services for basement and foundation rehabilitation at Denver International Airport. The term is five years with two optional one-year extensions, making this a long-term on-call style engagement. The main award is set, but architectural, specialty engineering, geotechnical, construction, and materials testing firms can pursue teaming and downstream work as projects are scoped under this contract.
Denver is approving an intergovernmental agreement with the Regents of the University of Colorado Children’s Hospital Immunodeficiency Program for HIV/AIDS services. The agreement is worth $1,344,756 and runs through February 28, 2031 to provide care, treatment, and supportive services in the Denver Transitional Grant Area. The main vendor is set, but there may be needs for labs, case management tools, outreach, and support services over the life of the program.
The city is approving a $5.73 million contract with FNF Construction, Inc. to decommission the jurisdictional dam at Skeel Reservoir, convert it to a detention and water quality facility, and improve the Wellshire Golf Course driving range. The term is notice-to-proceed plus 230 days, indicating construction will move quickly once executed. This establishes FNF as the prime; specialty subs, environmental consultants, and golf/facility vendors can target follow-on and subcontract work linked to this project and future similar conversions.
The Health and Safety committee is approving an intergovernmental agreement with the Regents of the University of Colorado Children’s Hospital Immunodeficiency Program for HIV/AIDS care in the Denver Transitional Grant Area. The agreement totals $1,344,756 and runs through February 28, 2031. This confirms the incumbent provider for long-term treatment and supportive services, useful for firms offering complementary services like case management tools, labs, outreach, or training to coordinate with this program.
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Government Agencies in Denver County, Colorado
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Utility Consumers Board (UCB)
University of Denver
University of Colorado System Office
Todd Creek Village Park and Recreation District
Thunderbird Water & Sanitation District
South-east Englewood Water District
South Arapahoe Sanitation District
Scientific & Cultural Facilities District Board of Directors
Regis University
Regional Transportation District
Red Hawk Ranch Water and Sanitation District
Pinnacol Assurance
Orchard Hills Metropolitan Recreation and Park District
Office of Economic Development & International Trade (OEDIT)
Office of Administrative Courts
North Washington Street Water & Sanitation District
North Pecos Water & Sanitation District
North Lincoln Water & Sanitation District
Natural Medicine Division
National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA)
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