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The July 8, 2026 Airport Commission agenda includes an Airport Capital Project Discussion plus items on runway signage, alignment, asphalt, and rebuild projects. Separately, the Statewide Capital Improvement Program lays out $1.3M in airport projects for 2027-2032, including pavement maintenance, fencing, turf runway conversion, building systems, and runway lighting funded by MLMA balance and WSDOT Aviation grants. No vendors are named yet, so design, engineering, construction, and electrical firms can start conversations around scoping and packaging these future projects before formal procurements are issued.
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$1,301,500Jul 8, 2026The council held a kickoff study session for downtown enhancements with design and economic consultants Northwest Studio, Berger Partnership, and Business Street. This signals that Moses Lake is starting to shape a multi-firm strategy for downtown streetscape, land use, and business environment improvements, but no construction or implementation contracts are defined yet. Firms in design, placemaking, construction, and economic development should track this planning phase and offer input on implementation options, phasing, and funding strategies.
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$1,000,000Jun 29, 2026The district completed an RFP for audit services covering fiscal years 2026-2030 and selected incumbent firm Baker Tilly. Four firms responded; Baker Tilly scored highest and was chosen despite a roughly 10% higher fee than Forvis Mazars, due to institutional knowledge and lower transition risk. This confirms Baker Tilly as incumbent for the next five years, useful for firms offering audit support tools, financial systems, or complementary consulting who may need to integrate with or support the auditor’s work.
Contract Award
$1,419,400Jul 14, 2026Grant PUD approved Contract 130-13111 with North Harris Computer Corporation to implement a new Customer Information System (CIS). The 5‑year contract is not to exceed $7,717,927.43, covering software, implementation, and related services. CIS and utility IT vendors can target integration, data migration, billing analytics, customer engagement tools, and long‑term support or enhancement work around the Harris platform.
Contract Award
$7,717,927Jul 14, 2026The Port of Moses Lake commission will consider authorizing the executive director to award and execute a contract with Gradin Excavation LLC for project #26-007 Genie Fire Loop, valued at $768,220 including tax. This appears to be a fire protection loop project at the airport/industrial area, indicating new underground utility and civil work. The main award decision is effectively set, but there may be follow-on needs for materials, inspection, controls, or related fire protection improvements around this project.
Contract Award
$768,220Jul 13, 2026The committee reviewed a request tied to NCESD/Apple STEM Network for a $25,000 city donation toward the Energy Careers Pathway initiative, which is targeting a total of $500,000 in funding. An email from NCESD staff notes Port of Quincy support and early-stage funding talks with several public utility districts, but no signed contracts yet. This is a developing, grant-style workforce/education project where the city could become a funding partner, creating room for education, training, and program-delivery vendors to support curriculum, labs, and outreach once funding is secured.
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$500,000Jul 7, 2026Quincy is entering a 12‑month rental with Aerzen Rental for a portable blower package to keep aeration reliable at the industrial wastewater treatment plant while addressing blower failures and evaluating long‑term options. The rental rate is $16,900 per month, for a not‑to‑exceed total of about $202,800, plus defined labor and support fees as needed. This indicates a substantial upcoming capital project to permanently replace or upgrade the IWTP SBR blower system, creating future opportunities for blower systems, engineering, and controls work.
Contract Award
$202,800Jul 21, 2026Quincy is purchasing an Andritz S500 rotating screw screen and controls to replace a failed rotary screen at the wastewater plant. The like‑kind unit is needed to protect SBRs and disk filters and stay in compliance with Department of Ecology discharge permits; the proposal totals about $124,000 with equipment, startup, and freight and has a 22‑week delivery. This confirms Andritz as the incumbent for headworks screening and signals follow‑on needs in installation, controls, maintenance, and future wastewater upgrades.
Contract Award
$124,335Jul 21, 2026Council is asked to accept street and utility improvements and municipal easements for the Coolidge Street Realignment Project, built and funded by Moses Lake Community Health. The project extended and realigned Coolidge Street between Terrace Avenue and Wheeler Road, including water, sewer, and storm upgrades, with an estimated construction cost of $342,836 and a two‑year $171,418 maintenance bond. The City will now own and maintain the facilities, creating future operations and potential follow‑on improvements.
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$342,836Jul 14, 2026Moses Lake will execute a two-year Municipal Services Agreement with the Grant County Economic Development Council for 2026-2027. The EDC will provide business recruitment, retention support, research, marketing, and the Grant County Trends data project, for $43,500 per year. This confirms the EDC as the city’s primary economic development partner and signals upcoming work with site selectors, developers, and analysts around new industrial and commercial projects.
Contract Award
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Government Agencies in Grant County, Washington
35 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Washington State Potato Commission
State
Wahluke School District
School District
Town of Coulee Dam Town
City1,223 pop.
Soap Lake School District
School District
Samaritan Hospital
Public Hospital
Royal School District
School District
Quincy Valley Medical Center
Public Hospital
Port of Royal Slope (grant County Port District 2)
Special District
Port of Mattawa (grant County Port District 3)
Special District
Othello School District
School District
Moses Lake School District
School District
Moses Lake Grant County International Airport Board
Airport Authority
HA of Grant County
Local Housing Authority
Grant Transit Authority
Special District
Grant PUD
Utility District
Grant County Port District/port of Warden
Special District
Grant County Fire Protection District 13
Fire District
Grant County Fire Protection District #8
Fire District
Grant County Fire Protection District #7
Fire District
Grant County Fire Protection District #5
Fire District
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