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Fresno Housing is preparing to acquire 4.53 acres in Kerman (four commercial parcels near Whitesbridge and Vineland) for future multifamily housing. Staff negotiated a $1,375,000 purchase price, obtained AB 2011 site plan approval, and is finalizing CC&R amendments, while requesting $1,625,000 in HRFC funds for acquisition and predevelopment. With concept design underway and zoning relying on streamlined state provisions, there is significant room for design, civil, and entitlement consultants, as well as early GC input.
Fresno Housing seeks to increase its HRFC predevelopment loan for RAD planning from $500,000 to $750,000. Funds support environmental reports, legal work, architecture and engineering, financing applications, and other due diligence across multiple RAD and Restore‑Rebuild sites. This signals a broad portfolio of rehab and conversion projects moving toward financing, creating multi‑year demand for consultants in RAD underwriting, design, environmental compliance, and construction planning.
Westlands is implementing a Surface Water AMI project converting mechanical meters to digital registers and installing MiNet radio nodes on all surface water meters. The project cost is estimated at $3.5 million, with 49% funded by a Reclamation WaterSMART grant. IT, metering, and communications vendors can seek sub work, future expansions, maintenance, and integration with analytics or customer portals.
Fresno Housing is advancing Cordillera Commons Phase I, a 51‑unit new construction project in San Joaquin, with a new 9% LIHTC award worth about $16.7 million in equity. The board is asked to accept the tax credit award and increase the HRFC predevelopment loan from $450,000 to up to $1.8 million to finish design, environmental and construction‑readiness before a targeted December 31, 2026 financial close. This creates funded work for housing finance counsel, design teams, environmental consultants, and preconstruction services, with full construction financing still being assembled.
The Strategic Plan notes that Westlands has secured a $25 million Inflation Reduction Act grant and is actively pursuing disbursement under Secretarial Order 3446 to support recharge and water supply projects. The District is aligning these funds with SGMA implementation, ASR wells, and related infrastructure. Engineering, construction, and program management firms should engage around the design and delivery of these IRA-funded projects.
Fresno Housing, as HMIS Lead for the Fresno Madera CoC, is submitting four HUD CoC grant applications totaling $915,326 in annual budgets to expand HMIS operations. New HMIS Expansion III and HMIS YHDP grants will fund additional staff, software, and program costs to support coordinated entry, youth homelessness responses, and system‑wide data analysis. This expansion may drive demand for HMIS software configuration, data warehousing, reporting tools, cybersecurity, and training services.
The City is overhauling its chart of accounts in its Tyler ERP Pro 10 system to restore GAAP/GASB compliance and fix misclassified revenues and expenses. A consultant (Price Paige & Co.) is already engaged and milestones are being set, but the project has slipped past the June 2026 goal and extends into FY26/27 with $70,000 budgeted. This is a chance for ERP, financial systems, and GASB/COA experts to support redesign, data migration, reporting, and training around the Tyler platform.
Financial Services plans to decentralize finance functions using workflow automation in its Tyler system, covering AP, AR, POs, journal entries, receipts, travel, budget amendments, and position/priority-based budgeting. The $46,200 FY26/27 budget is approved and the project is set to start in August 2026 with Tyler support, but no detailed implementation partner is named yet. This creates a near-term need for Tyler configuration, workflow design, change management, and training services.
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Government Agencies in Fresno County, California
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Washington Colony Elementary
W.E.B. Dubois Public Charter District
University High District
Turner Island Water District
Tranquillity Irrigation District
Stinson Water District
State Center Community College District
Sierra Unified
Sierra Charter District
Sierra Cedars Comm Services Dist
Selma Unified
School of Unlimited Learning District
Sanger Unified
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