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Colorado Springs Utilities plans to issue new money debt in November 2026 to fund about $455 million of an estimated $623 million capital program through September 2026. A 73% debt-funded mix is targeted, with traditional tax‑exempt fixed‑rate bonds and an underwriter team already selected. This is a large, multi-year financing plan supporting roughly $800 million per year in capital work across the utility. Financial advisors, bond counsel, banks, and project-side vendors for infrastructure, IT, and services can target upcoming capital projects that will be financed with these proceeds.
Contract for instructional empowerment to provide professional development and instructional coaching, including appraisals and coaching cycles, across district schools.
On June 29, 2026, Council approved lease‑purchase financing for new server hardware and supporting equipment for the City’s core technology infrastructure. The selected configuration from Sanity Solutions (Dell hardware) totals about $1,037,823, financed through Holman Capital with payments starting January 9. This refresh replaces hardware reaching end‑of‑support in mid‑2027 and adds disaster recovery capability, creating ongoing needs for implementation, support, security, and future expansions around the new environment.
El Paso County Public Works has created a multi‑year contractor pool for annual drainage maintenance via SOQ Contract 26‑052, with an aggregate PPRTA funding cap of $1.5 million. Multiple firms are pre‑qualified, and task orders up to $1,000,000 each will be bid among them for culvert, ditch, and related drainage repairs. The award defines a set of incumbents and a delivery model that will generate numerous small projects where subs and materials vendors can engage.
Colorado Springs is expanding HDR’s contract for the Fillmore Street Bridge Improvements and Trail Connections project by $2,440,175.50, bringing the total to $4,590,014. The change order covers design‑phase construction management and advancing design to 90% for two bridge replacements plus roadway, bike/ped, and trail connections. Work is awarded, but this reveals HDR as design incumbent and PPRTA’s use of Bridge Emergency and federal BIP funds, useful for firms targeting construction, inspection, or future phases through 2027.
Colorado Springs is issuing a $949,704 task order to TLM Constructors under its bridge maintenance on‑call contract for the Constitution Avenue over East Fork Sand Creek bridge. Work includes waterproof membrane, asphalt and sidewalk replacement, concrete patching, and joint maintenance on a 9‑cell box culvert. The award confirms TLM as a key bridge maintenance incumbent through 2026, signaling ongoing needs for materials, testing, traffic control, and future bridge rehab packages.
Colorado Springs is issuing an $853,486.35 change order to Kraemer North America for additional work on the 8th Street over Fountain Creek bridge rehabilitation, bringing the total construction contract to about $4.2 million. The change addresses structural deficiencies at the northwest abutment, partial deck replacement, and adding a girder. This underscores a large, active bridge rehab project where Kraemer is the incumbent and where specialty trades, inspection, and materials suppliers can still participate.
El Paso County has set up a multi‑year contractor pool for annual bridge repair maintenance under SOQ Contract 26‑051, using up to $500,000 in PPRTA funds. Several bridge contractors and specialists are approved, and task orders up to $1,000,000 each will be competitively bid among them. This establishes who will handle small bridge repair work and offers subcontract and supply opportunities in specialty concrete, joints, coatings, and traffic control.
Colorado Springs has awarded a $472,560 construction contract to RJ Gleeson to reconstruct the Old Broadmoor Road and Poplar Street wye intersection into a conventional tee, with new stormwater infrastructure to address flooding. PPRTA contributes $150,000 and SWENT $322,560. The work gives RJ Gleeson a footprint in City intersection and drainage construction, while highlighting future needs for traffic control, utility coordination, and paving on similar safety projects.
Colorado Springs is amending its contract with Basis Partners by $439,660 to provide construction management, inspection, and materials testing for the Lake Avenue intersections improvements at Southgate Road and CO115. The total consultant contract will be $1,402,895, funded by PPRTA and HSIP. This confirms Basis Partners as the corridor’s engineering/CM incumbent through August 2027, opening room for construction contractors, testing labs, and ITS/signal vendors as field work proceeds.
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Government Agencies in El Paso County, Colorado
79 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District No. 1
Woodmen Valley Fire Protection District
Woodmen Road Metropolitan District
Woodmen Hills Metropolitan District
Widefield Water and Sanitation District
Widefield School District 3
University of Colorado Colorado Springs
United States Air Force Academy
Uch-memorial Health System
Turkey Canon Ranch Water District
Triview Metropolitan District
Tri-county Fire Protection District
Town of Ramah
Stratmoor Hills Water District
Stratmoor Hills Sanitation District
Stratmoor Hills Fire Protection District
Southwestern Highway 115 Fire Protection District
Security Water District
Security Water District
Security Sanitation District
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