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Fehr Graham presented plans to use a USDA federal earmark for Belle Plaine water infrastructure. Council chose a $7.9 million Package 2: new standpipe, well house power upgrades, a new well #7, and possible water main upgrades. Design and financing plans are in place but no construction contractors or equipment vendors are named yet. This is a major multi-component project where civil, mechanical, electrical, and water-system vendors can help shape specs and implementation as the city moves toward procurement.
Marion’s Willowood Park Pool, built in 1987, has reached the end of its design life, with multiple systems rated poor to very poor. The July 2026 conditions assessment outlines two high-level options: long-term corrections to extend life through major reconstruction of basins, piping, deck, filtration, lighting, buildings, and splashpad, or full replacement with a new aquatic configuration. No procurement or vendor has been selected yet, so the city is in planning mode and will brief City Council on options. Aquatic design, engineering, construction, and pool equipment vendors can help shape scope, phasing, and cost strategies for either a major renovation or full replacement.
Pella is adopting the Imagine More Community Urban Renewal Plan with TIF to redevelop portions of Central College’s campus into up to 1,350 rental units and 120,000 sq ft of commercial space, supported by about $22.3 million in public infrastructure. The plan anticipates roughly $345 million in private investment and up to $25 million in future economic development incentives, but no developers or projects are chosen yet. This is early-stage positioning time for planners, engineers, developers, housing partners, and infrastructure firms that can shape projects, secure incentives, and structure deals over a 20-year buildout.
Boone adopted the East Central Housing Urban Renewal Plan to support new residential development with TIF‑funded infrastructure and developer incentives. The plan outlines three Hunziker phases totaling about 50 housing units and $1.56M in public improvement costs, plus up to $50,000 for planning and admin. Consultants and housing developers can pursue future phases, engineering, legal, and program administration work under this framework.
The council heard results from a community facilities survey testing support for a $32.9 million bond covering a new public works facility, police station, and City Hall. Support is currently below the 60% approval threshold, so the projects are still in planning and will be discussed further at future meetings. Facility planners, architects, owners reps, finance advisors, and communications firms can help refine scope, costs, and messaging to move these capital projects toward a bond and eventual design-build procurements.
The City approved a $401,000 professional services agreement with ISG to design and provide resident services for the 2027 HMA Resurfacing Program Phase 1. The construction program is expected around $7.3 million and will resurface arterial and collector streets and upgrade ADA ramps, funded by GO bonds and road use tax. Design is just starting, making this a key early signal for paving contractors, ADA curb ramp builders, and materials suppliers ahead of future bid lettings.
Ames approved a contract and bond with Watts Electric Company for reconstruction of the 69kV transmission line from Top O Hollow Substation to Ames Plant Substation, in the amount of $3,356,570.41. This is a major electric transmission capital project now moving into construction. Subcontractors, materials suppliers, and specialty crews supporting high-voltage line work may still find teaming opportunities with Watts or related follow-on work.
The city plans to sell the vacant 15-unit property at 1102 Hollywood Blvd to Iowa City Affordable Housing, Inc. for $2,000,000 to operate with HUD-VASH project-based vouchers for homeless veteran households. ICAH will manage and operate the property under terms previously agreed with Johnson County. Housing rehab contractors, property management tech providers, and supportive services organizations should watch this as ICAH prepares the building for occupancy and long-term operations.
The city is awarding a construction contract for the N Dodge Street and ACT Circle Intersection Improvements Project after receiving four bids. Streb Construction Co., Inc. submitted the lowest responsive bid at about $3.19 million against an engineer estimate of $3.2 million, and staff recommends award. This is a major intersection rebuild adding a new ACT Drive leg and right-in/right-out access to serve redevelopment of the former ACT Campus, signaling near-term need for traffic control hardware, materials, and potential follow-on site work.
The city awarded the N Dodge Street and ACT Circle Intersection Improvements Project to Streb Construction Co., Inc. after receiving four bids, with the winning bid at $3,190,955 near the $3.2 million estimate. Construction will now proceed on this major intersection upgrade. Heavy civil and traffic engineering vendors should note Streb as the incumbent and watch for related corridor, signal, and roadway work that may follow.
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Government Agencies in Iowa, Iowa
64 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of West Branch
City of Boone
City of Winterset
City of Dyersville
City of Lake
City of Newton
City of Spencer
City of Oskaloosa
City of Centerville
City of Pleasant Hill
City of Belle Plaine
City of Estherville
City of Roland
City of West Burlington
City of Sheldon
City of Sergeant Bluff
City of Ames
City of Marion
City of Sanborn
City of Center Point
City of Iowa
City of Harcourt
City of Wyoming
City of Bridgewater
City of Cascade
City of Macedonia
City of Janesville
City of Orleans
City of Sully
City of Nashua
City of Polk
City of Wilton
City of Carroll
City of Carlisle
City of Hubbard
City of Des Moines
City of Maquoketa
City of West Des Moines
City of Shelby
City of Dumont
City of Ackley
City of Marengo
City of Epworth
City of Duncombe
City of Clarinda
City of Mount Pleasant
City of Corydon
City of Eldridge
City of Pella
City of Cherokee
City of Camanche
City of Urbandale
City of Clive
City of Britt
City of Le Mars
City of Hedrick
City of Cresco
City of Gilbert
City of Jesup
City of Reinbeck
City of Waverly
City of Webster
City of Walcott
City of Milo
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