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Government Projects in Douglas County
14 projects across 2 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Douglas County is approving a 2026 Master Services Agreement and Scope of Services with River North LLC for regional rideshare service worth $1,991,720. The contract will fund on-demand transit such as Parker Link and Highlands Ranch Link operations. While the primary operating vendor is selected, there may be needs for software integration, marketing, data analytics, and complementary mobility services around this rideshare network.
Douglas County Community Services is executing a 2026 Master Services Agreement and Scope of Services Agreement with River North LLC for regional rideshare service totaling $1,991,720. This establishes a substantial rideshare program likely focused on older adults or mobility-challenged residents. The primary vendor is selected, but this indicates a growing market for transportation management, scheduling software, and accessibility-related services. Companies offering complementary tech or outreach can work with River North or the county to enhance the program and prepare for future expansions or rebids.
Douglas County is approving a $937,500 professional services contract with the Douglas County Economic Development Corporation for calendar year 2026. DCEDC will expand the commercial tax base and manage funding to partner chambers and business support entities, plus provide reporting and coordination. This positions DCEDC as a central conduit for business attraction and support, so firms targeting new or expanding companies in the County can work with DCEDC on introductions and incentive-aligned projects.
Douglas County Public Works is approving Change Order No. 1 with Chato’s Concrete LLC for the 2026 Sidewalk Repair and Curb Ramp Retrofit Project, increasing the contract by $623,137. This expands work under project CI 2026-001. The prime vendor is chosen, but the large change order signals a robust sidewalk and ADA ramp program. Other concrete and accessibility firms can track this as evidence of ongoing ADA upgrades and prepare for future neighborhood phases or new projects.
Douglas County Public Works is awarding a $400,000 construction contract to Mocon Pacific, Inc. for the Highlands Ranch 2026 Small Storm Sewer UV CIPP Lining Project. This involves lining existing storm sewer pipes using cured-in-place pipe technology. While the main contractor is set, this reveals ongoing investment in stormwater infrastructure. Subcontractors and materials suppliers can approach Mocon Pacific, and other civil firms can note the project for future stormwater bids and related inspection or maintenance services.
Douglas County is awarding a $400,000 construction contract to Mocon Pacific, Inc. for the Highlands Ranch 2026 Small Storm Sewer UV CIPP Lining Project (SP 2026-014). The project covers trenchless lining of small storm sewers using UV-cured CIPP. While the main contract is set, related inspection, bypass pumping, traffic control, and future phases could offer opportunities to adjacent vendors.
Douglas County is approving a 2026 School Security Funding Agreement with John Adams Academy Douglas County for $200,000. The agreement will support security measures for the school, likely including equipment, systems, or services to enhance safety. While the immediate funding allocation is set, security integrators and training providers may find opportunities as the school decides how to deploy these funds.
Douglas County is executing a $100,000 job creation and retention incentive agreement with Riot Platforms, Inc. Riot will retain 25 full-time jobs, add 13 new jobs, and 5 part-time positions at a new headquarters location at 85 Rio Grande in Castle Rock, with salaries above $60,000 and 24‑month retention commitments. With Riot expanding its Castle Rock corporate presence and filing quarterly workforce reports, there is room for follow‑on needs in office buildout, IT, security, HR services, and employee amenities.
Castle Rock Water is extending and enlarging its agreement with Olsson, Inc. for East Plum Creek Reach 5 Phase II stabilization at the CR-1 water intake diversion. The second amendment adds $60,977.50 plus a 10% contingency and pushes the term to June 1, 2027 for construction support, as-built survey, and FEMA LOMR work. The main engineering vendor is decided, but the project is still in active construction and regulatory phases. Stream restoration, floodplain mapping, and intake structure work create follow-on needs for materials suppliers, specialty constructors, and monitoring/maintenance services around the corridor.
Douglas County, the Region 12 Opioid Council, and OMNI Institute are executing a second amendment to their public contract for services worth $266,076. This likely extends or expands OMNI’s evaluation and support work for regional opioid initiatives. The prime vendor is set, but the expanded work suggests ongoing data, outreach, and program needs. Firms offering complementary analytics, training, or community engagement can approach the Opioid Council and county for adjacent projects or future cycles.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Douglas County, Colorado
52 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westerly Metropolitan District Nos. 1-4
Westcreek Lakes Water District
West Douglas County Fire Protection District
Waterbury Metropolitan District No. 1
Town of Castle Rock
The Point Metropolitan District
Sundance Hills Metropolitan District
Stone Canon Ranch Metropolitan District
Spring Valley Metropolitan Districts Nos. 1-6
Silver Heights Water & Sanitation District
Sedalia Water & Sanitation District
Rural Water Authority of Douglas County
Remuda Ranch Metropolitan District
Reata South Metropolitan District
Rattlesnake Fire Protection District
Pinery Commercial Metropolitan Districts Nos 1 and 2
Pine Bluffs Metropolitan District
Perry Park Water & Sanitation District
Parker Water & Sanitation District
Park Meadows Metropolitan District
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