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Reclassification of prior fiscal year expenses into qualified ARPA expense categories to utilize remaining $3 million in ARPA funds.
Street repair and resurfacing of various city streets.
The Brookhaven Development Authority is considering an MOU with Blue Sky Peachtree, LLC and Emory University for the Emory Musculoskeletal (MSK) Bridge Project. The City will fully control design, engineering, financing, construction, and installation of a pedestrian bridge linking Executive Park over I-85 to the Peachtree Creek Greenway, with construction costs expected not to exceed $24,000,000. No contractor or designer has been selected; the City will later choose one or more firms for utilities, design, engineering, and construction. This is a sizable upcoming capital project where bridge/transportation, engineering, and construction vendors can start discussing concepts, budgeting, and delivery approaches with City leadership.
Brookhaven’s Development Authority is considering approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Blue Sky Peachtree, LLC and Emory University for the MSK Bridge Project connecting Executive Park to the Peachtree Creek Greenway. The MOU lays out a City-led design, engineering, financing, construction, and installation effort, with expected construction costs up to $24,000,000 and bond financing up to $67,500,000. The City will select one or more contractors and manage utilities, permitting, and environmental due diligence. This is an early-stage, high-value capital project where design, engineering, construction, and financing vendors can start positioning solutions before formal procurement.
Construction contract for the North Glennwood storm water bypass project.
Warner Robins will transfer a rail spur parcel on Stalnaker Avenue to the Development Authority of Houston County, supporting Intonu’s $44 million redevelopment of a long‑vacant industrial site and 87 new jobs. In return, the City receives a fully constructed secondary access drive to the Police Training Center, built by Houston County Public Works at no cost. The land swap finalizes two years of coordination and signals ongoing needs around site improvements, rail rehab, and police training center infrastructure that vendors can support.
The Police Department requests approval of a leasing program agreement with Brannon Motors, LLC and Capital Fleet Solutions, LLC to procure multiple police fleet units over five years, totaling $1,551,800 after trade‑ins. The plan includes pickups, SUVs, and interceptors with emergency equipment, funded through RedSpeed revenues. While the prime vendors are set, upfitters, tech integrators, and maintenance providers can target ongoing equipment, in‑car tech, and service opportunities across this multi‑year fleet refresh.
Douglasville approved a Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with The Winter Construction Company LLC to add general sitework for the new City Hall, totaling $2,153,089 funded from the General Fund. The work covers grading, utilities, erosion control, and related site preparation with a 67‑day construction duration after notice to proceed and permits. This confirms Winter as CM/construction lead and signals near‑term needs for testing, materials, utilities coordination, and future building/trade packages.
Warner Robins is approving 2026 LMIG/LRA contract documents to mill, resurface, and restripe 7.89 miles of city streets under a $2,681,621.50 joint LMIG program. The city will use pricing already awarded to Reames & Son Construction Company, Inc., funded by GDOT LMIG/LRA and a 30% local match. The agreement sets detailed quantities, specs, and a completion date of November 30, 2026, giving subs, materials suppliers, traffic control, striping, and testing firms a clear window to pursue subcontract and follow‑on work tied to this resurfacing program.
Public Works issued a bid for 2.567 miles of paving on eight city streets and identified Garrett Paving Company as the lowest bidder at $1,211,710.99. Staff recommends selecting this bidder, with Council consideration scheduled for July 28, 2026; funding comes from LMIG, LRA, SPLOST, and city funds. While the award is largely determined, this gives other paving, materials, and traffic control vendors insight into the scale and funding sources for follow-on work or future cycles.
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Government Agencies in Georgia, Georgia
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