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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Humboldt County

11 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The district plans to contract with the Boys & Girls Club of South County and Right At School to run before/after school and supplemental learning programs at ten schools in 2026-2027. Funding up to $5,500,000 will come from ASES and ELO-P extended learning grants, with flexibility in staffing, hours, and delivery models. This confirms incumbents and budget size, useful for providers of enrichment content, staffing, data tools, or evaluation services that could support or complement these programs.

Contract Award
$5,500,000Jul 23, 2026

RCSD reports it has an outstanding wastewater funding request of about $19.68 million with the Division of Financial Assistance and is also working on a Wastewater Improvements Project planning grant. Staff are confirming census data, preparing a master plan in-house, and may need meetings with GHD Engineering. This is a large, multi-year wastewater capital program still in the planning and funding phase.

Grant Funding
$19,680,000Jul 22, 2026

South Bay Union School District is approving an agreement with WorkEd to run district-wide soccer and esports leagues under the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELO-P). WorkEd will design program structures, coordinate implementation across all schools, and provide coaches and referees as needed. The contract is funded up to $549,904 from ELO-P grant funds, with two academies using their own ELO-P allocations. This signals a multi-site enrichment implementation where follow-on needs may include curriculum, equipment, and program evaluation support.

Contract Award
$549,904Jul 23, 2026

The district paid $84,323.89 to Frontline Technologies Group for a software renewal under Student Services. This likely covers systems such as special education, RTI/MTSS, or absence/sub management. The renewal confirms Frontline as the incumbent platform, giving SIS, analytics, and SPED vendors a clear picture of the current stack and a future renewal window for potential replacement or integration work.

Contract Award
$84,324Jul 22, 2026

The Board is asked to approve a $75,000 contract with Bell Burnett & Atwater to develop 10-year financial models for the Agency’s operating and capital budgets. The model will support decisions on cash vs. financing, power purchase agreements, and funding of projects like penstock recovery, fishway construction, flood protection, and water delivery. The core consulting contract is decided, but this reveals upcoming financing, capital planning, and potential bond or loan work; financial advisors, underwriters, and project developers can track how these models translate into specific funded projects and transactions.

Contract Award
$75,000Jul 21, 2026

Business Services processed a $29,638.26 payment to Fruth Group Inc for a copier lease agreement, plus $2,749.44 for lease/maintenance at Nestor Language Academy. This shows Fruth Group as the incumbent MFP/copier vendor across the district and at specific sites. Print and document management vendors can track this as copier fleet intelligence and plan outreach around future lease expirations, right-sizing, print management software, or MPS services.

Contract Award
$32,388Jul 22, 2026

Technology Services processed a $25,153.30 software renewal with Tools4ever, an identity/access management vendor. This shows the district relies on Tools4ever for account provisioning or SSO services. IAM and cybersecurity vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence, targeting integration, MFA, password management, and eventual replacement when the current term nears its end.

Contract Award
$25,153Jul 22, 2026

The district processed a $23,100 payment to Edlio LLC for a license renewal, most likely tied to its website or communication platform. This confirms Edlio as the incumbent CMS/parent communication vendor for the district. IT and communications vendors should view this as renewal-cycle intelligence for future rebids, integrations, add-on tools, and support or training needs around the Edlio environment.

Contract Award
$23,100Jul 22, 2026

Nestor Language Academy renewed a $999 Class Composer Inc license and has multiple payments to School Innovations & Achievement for contract services. These entries suggest use of specialized classroom placement and compliance/attendance tools. EdTech and analytics vendors can treat this as insight into site-level tools and look for gaps between district systems and school needs, as well as future replacement or expansion conversations.

Contract Award
$999Jul 22, 2026

Agency staff asked the Board to approve a PG&E easement deed for underground utility installation along Easement Road 1052 on Agency land north of the Colgate Plant. The 10-by-490-foot easement will allow conversion from overhead to underground power, reducing wildfire risk and maintenance impacts, with PG&E coordinating construction access. The easement is largely decided and has no direct fiscal impact to the Agency, but it signals PG&E-funded undergrounding and related construction activity in the area, relevant for civil, utility construction, and environmental service providers that support PG&E or the Agency in adjacent work.

Contract Award
$500Jul 21, 2026

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