Hood River County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Hood River County
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Hood River is debating a $9 million roundabout at Mt Adams and Cascade as the first of five planned intersection improvements in west Hood River, potentially totaling around $50 million. A property owner proposes an alternative couplet design that would require updating the Transportation System Plan (TSP) and ODOT’s IAMP but would cut costs and open land for higher-value development. The council is set to continue discussion of a proportionate share district to fund the initial roundabout. This is early-stage transportation planning where engineering, planning, and economic development consultants can help shape the preferred solution and funding strategy.
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$50,000,000Jul 15, 2026The Buildings & Grounds section budgets a $972,933 state grant-funded solar project at Mt. Hood Town Hall, with MCEDD to project manage and Public Works leading implementation. The work involves installing solar, modernizing electricity, and potentially related building upgrades. No contractor is named, indicating upcoming procurement for solar engineering, installation, and possibly controls integration.
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$972,933Jul 15, 2026On May 21, 2026, staff reported that a 30% design contract for Heights Streetscape construction document development was awarded to MIG for $975,000, with a recommended $50,000 contingency. This confirms MIG as the lead design consultant for the streetscape capital project as jurisdictional transfer of the roadway to local control is expected July 1. This matters for firms offering subconsulting, specialty design, construction, materials, or implementation support who may work with MIG or prepare for future bid packages once construction documents are complete.
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$975,000Jun 18, 2026The City expects a $4,035,200 lump sum from ODOT for transferring ownership of OR-281 through the Heights District and is creating a Jurisdictional Transfer Reserve Fund. These funds will pay future ADA and road improvements on the corridor. This sets up substantial future design, engineering, and construction work related to the Heights Streetscape Plan and corridor upgrades.
Budget Planning
$4,035,200Jul 1, 2026The Safe Routes to School team plans to apply to ODOT’s Carbon Reduction Program 2026 Small Urban and Rural Call for Projects, seeking up to $1.1 million with a local match to build remaining SRTS projects outside the Heights Streetscape area. The City has already budgeted $50,000 for SRTS in FY2026‑27, and the School District’s coordinator will draft the grant. This sets up a sizable, potentially grant-funded package of bike/ped, school access, and safety improvements that will later need engineering and construction.
Grant Funding
$1,100,000Jun 22, 2026NORTAC is proposing that Hood River, Gilliam, and Sherman Counties jointly buy a new Batt X armored rescue vehicle to replace an aging pistol-rated bank truck and a surplus MRAP with capacity and maintenance issues. A quote from The Armored Group puts the vehicle price at about $284,522, with costs split evenly among the three counties and 5-year financing offered by Bancorp. A signed MOU exists and the proposal is being brought forward early so each county can seek approval and budget the purchase for next year. This is a live planning need for specialized vehicles, financing, and long-term maintenance support.
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$284,522Jul 15, 2026The City is matching a $500,000 Columbia River Gorge OIB loan to the Westside Urban Renewal Area for the Middle Construction Incentive program with its own $500,000 loan from the Affordable Housing Reserve at 4% over 10 years. Funds are drawn as incentives are paid, supporting middle-income housing production. This creates a pipeline of grant/loan-funded residential projects that may need design, construction, and development services.
Grant Funding
$500,000Jul 1, 2026The budget sets aside $125,000 for a comprehensive study of water, sewer, stormwater, and a potential transportation utility fee to replace the expiring five-year rate plan. A prior limited study by Oregon Association of Water Operators identified the need for deeper analysis. This points to a consulting engagement for multi-utility rate modeling, cost-of-service, and fee design that will drive future rate decisions and capital funding.
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$125,000Jul 1, 2026Hood River plans a 2026 best‑practices update to its 2019/2020 downtown parking management plan, with a not‑to‑exceed consultant budget of $36,645. Rick Williams Consulting has provided a detailed scope, including inventory updates, field observations, peer city review, stakeholder engagement, and strategy refinements. Work is meant to start immediately to capture 2026 peak‑season data, making this a live planning effort that will shape follow‑on technology, enforcement, and supply projects.
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$36,645Jul 13, 2026Hood River is awarding a $99,220 contract to FCS for a comprehensive 5‑year utility rate study covering water, sewer, stormwater and a possible transportation utility fee. The work runs through FY2027‑28 to FY2031‑32 and will set rate structures, cost‑of‑service allocations, and funding strategies for capital projects. This is decided work but reveals FCS as the incumbent advisor and a near‑term window for firms in capital planning, project delivery, customer engagement, and billing/AMI to align with upcoming utility changes.
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Government Agencies in Hood River County, Oregon
13 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wy East Fire District
Fire District
West Side Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Port of Cascade Locks
Special District
Parkdale Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Odell Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Hood River Valley Parks and Recreation District
Special District
Hood River County Transportation District
Special District
Hood River County School District 1
School District
Hood River County Library District
Library District
Hood River County
County23,764 pop.
Dee Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Crystal Springs Water District
Special District
City of Hood River
City8,346 pop.
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