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Measure E bond funds are actively paying for Phase 1 lease-leaseback construction managed by Nielsen Construction. Between March 9 and July 8, 2026, the district processed about $4.59 million in progress payments, bringing total building expenditures to roughly $12.47 million for the account shown. The work is already awarded, but ongoing payments signal continuing construction, potential change orders, future phases, and later FF&E, technology, and site work needs tied to this bond program.
The Citizens’ Oversight Committee reviewed Measure L bond expenditures through July 8, 2026, showing major ongoing construction and inspection activity. Payments include roughly $6.0 million to Nielsen Construction for Lease-Leaseback Phase 1 work at the Robert campus, plus ongoing DSA inspection billings and construction management. The core construction vendors are already selected, but the scale and multi-year nature of the bond program point to continuing needs for specialty trades, FF&E, technology, and compliance support around this project and future phases.
Calexico is soliciting sealed bids for the federally funded Weakley Street Improvement project, covering pavement reconstruction, concrete curb and sidewalk, utility laterals, and street light work plus power pole relocations. Engineer’s estimate is about $812,000 for base work and $246,000 for alternates, with a 60 working day schedule and bid opening on May 7, 2026. This is an active street and utility construction contract opportunity for qualified public works contractors and subs to pursue with federal and state compliance requirements.
Calexico is submitting a FLOW grant application to Imperial Irrigation District for a 12-inch water pipeline interconnection between the East Sector distribution system and the Cole Road storage tank. The project will install about 7,500 feet of transmission main to improve reliability, pressure, redundancy, and emergency response for the potable water system. The total project cost is estimated at $3.5 million with at least 50% local cost share to be identified. If funded, construction must be completed within two years of the grant agreement, creating a near-term need for design, construction, and related services.
The Citizens’ Oversight Committee reviewed Measure C bond expenditures for FY 2025/26, including a large payment for remaining architect fees to Sanders Inc. This confirms Sanders Inc. as the architect on current Measure C facilities projects, with $159,793.74 paid in June 2026 from the restricted bond fund. This is useful incumbent intelligence for firms offering engineering, construction, project management, or specialty design services that could support or complement ongoing and future bond-funded work.
Calexico will authorize awarding Work Order No. 2026-0002 to Nicklaus Engineering, Inc. for $118,731 for the Weakly Road Improvements Project, Federal Project No. CML-5168(032), and adopt a budget amendment of $18,731 for Road Rehabilitation and Maintenance Fund 237 (SB1). This confirms selection of an engineering firm for project work and identifies SB1 funding support. Contractors, materials suppliers, and traffic control providers should track this project as it progresses toward construction where additional procurements will be needed.
Calexico issued Task Order 2026-0002 under its on-call professional services agreement to Nicklaus Engineering, Inc. for construction management on the Weakley Road Improvements federal project. Scope includes owner’s rep duties, QA geotechnical testing, labor compliance, daily inspection, documentation, and coordination with the contractor and Caltrans, for up to $118,731 through December 31, 2026. This confirms the CM incumbent and points to potential needs for testing, labor compliance, and specialty subs during construction and for future similar projects.
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Government Agencies in Imperial County, California
39 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Winterhaven Water District
Westmorland Union Elementary
Seeley Union Elementary
Seeley County Water District
San Pasqual Valley Unified
Salton Community Services District Fire Dept
Riverview Cemetery District
Pioneers Memorial Healthcare District
Palo Verde County Water District
Mulberry Elementary
Meadows Union
Mccabe Union Elementary
Magnolia Union Elementary
Imperial Valley Housing Authority
Imperial Valley College
Imperial Unified
Imperial Irrigation District
Imperial County Transportation Commission
Imperial County Office of Education
Imperial County Air Pollution Control District
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