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Bend is contracting with Consor North America for owner’s representation on the Olney and Revere Intersections capital project, funded by a $15.4 million bond and water CIP budget. The initial professional services contract is up to $255,306, with an anticipated amendment of $900,000 for construction-phase support, for a total not to exceed $1,155,306. Consor will provide PDB guidance, document review, independent cost estimating, and risk management while K&E Excavating holds the progressive design-build contract. This signals a multi-year transportation build where additional design, construction support, utilities, and traffic management vendors will be needed as construction begins in 2027.
Structural reinforcement of Mazama Gym trusses with steel plating.
The City is authorizing a $1,409,500 construction contract with K&E Excavating for the Phoenix Pump Station Decommissioning Project (1SPS2). This is a defined capital project to remove or replace pump station infrastructure. While the main contract is decided, engineering, environmental, and controls vendors may find follow-on work in design support, site restoration, or integration with other wastewater assets.
Bend is authorizing a construction contract with K&E Excavating Inc. for 2026 Neighborhood Street Safety Program Package A, covering sidewalk infill and traffic calming on several local streets. The competitively bid contract is not to exceed $1,278,135 and is funded in the 2025-2027 budget and 2026-2030 GO Bond CIP. Work runs through summer 2026, so subs, materials suppliers, and firms offering construction support, inspection, and community coordination may still have follow-on opportunities and future NSSP phases to target.
Bend is renewing its property, general liability, auto, airport, cyber/crime, and pollution liability coverage for the 2026-2027 policy year, not to exceed $1,535,392. The broker Brown & Brown Northwest obtained quotes and recommends continuing with CIS for liability/auto, Affiliated FM for property, Chubb for airport, Travelers for cyber/crime, and Navigators Specialty for pollution. This locks in incumbents but signals multi-line insurance needs, growing exposure from a new Public Works Campus, and future opportunities around risk mitigation, safety training, and ancillary services as policies come up for re-marketing in later years.
Bend plans to authorize a second 2026 NSSP construction contract with K&E Excavating Inc. for Package B, focused on safety upgrades at Reed Market Road and SW Chamberlain Street and intersection improvements at SW Chamberlain and Silverlake. The not-to-exceed contract value is $979,609 and was awarded via a formal competitive bid. Construction runs through summer 2026, creating short-term needs for traffic control, signal/beacon equipment, ADA ramp work, and longer-term opportunity as additional NSSP and Transportation Mobility projects come forward.
The City of Bend is approving a five-year price agreement with Hooker Creek Companies for commercial grade concrete on an as-needed basis. The contract covers up to $555,000 initially and up to $900,000 total over five years for sidewalks, ADA ramps, curbs, hydrant pads, sewer and stormwater work. The main supplier is chosen, but this confirms ongoing concrete demand supporting maintenance and capital projects, and signals related needs such as flatwork, repair services, traffic control, and small construction support.
At the Sept 2, 2026 business meeting, council will consider a resolution to enter a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan with Oregon DEQ for up to $10,000,000 to finance the South Awbrey Butte Drainage Improvements Project. Securing this low-interest financing will fund major drainage and stormwater infrastructure upgrades in that area. Civil contractors, stormwater engineers, and resiliency consultants should monitor this as the project moves from financing approval into design finalization and construction procurement.
Sisters Community Park is now fully open, with Deschutes Construction as the builder and a final retainage payment released after a punch-list walk-through. Punch list and warranty items remain, mainly turf and planting establishment, and a warranty walk is planned for fall. Vendors in park maintenance, turf, landscaping, and amenities can target follow-on work, replacements, or enhancements as the park moves from construction to long-term operations.
COCC completed a $23 million Madras Campus expansion that opened in winter 2026, funded with $10.1 million from external sources and $12.9 million from college resources. Enrollment and FTE have grown sharply, and leadership is planning additional community events and program offerings, with a child care facility ramping up operations on campus. While the construction is done, rising enrollment and new facilities point to ongoing needs for equipment, instructional technology, specialized program labs, and community programming supported by grants and capital budgets.
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Government Agencies in Deschutes County, Oregon
39 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Two Rivers Special Road District
Sun Mountain Ranches Special Road District
Spring River Special Road District
Sisters-camp Sherman Rural Fire Protection District
Sisters School District 6
Sisters Parks & Recreation District
Sisters Organization for Activities and Recreation District
River Forest Acres Special Road District
Redmond Area Park and Recreation District
Redmond Airport Commission
Ponderosa Pines East Special Road District
Panoramic Access Special Road District
Oregon State University-cascades Campus
Oregon Outback Rural Fire Protection District
Lazy River Special Road District
La Pine Rural Fire Protection District
La Pine Park and Recreation District
Forest View Special Road District
Fall River Estates Special Road District
Deschutes Public Library District
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