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CTUB’s engineer notes the Asbury Church Area Sewer Replacement project design is complete and only a remaining easement is holding up bidding. The estimated project cost is about $1.1 million. Once the last easement is secured, CTUB plans to advertise for construction bids, creating a near-term opportunity for sewer contractors and rehab specialists.
The Board will approve purchase of eight Thomas school buses from Matheny Motors under WV State Contract SBUS26B, totaling $1,299,651. This includes standard 77-passenger buses, lift buses, and an 84-passenger HDX for model years 2027 and 2028. The order signals a multi-year fleet refresh using the state contract and creates downstream needs for telematics, safety tech, maintenance, and future replacements.
Council approved the FY 2027 health insurance renewal with Benefits Assistance Program at $1,174,727, adopting the renewal rates for employee coverage. This confirms the city’s health plan advisor/carrier arrangement for the coming fiscal year. Benefits consultants and wellness vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence and approach HR and finance about gap-filling services, cost containment, and planning ahead of the next renewal.
Kanawha County Schools will renew its workers compensation insurance contract with Encova Insurance Company for $931,534. USI Insurance Services handled the solicitation. While the carrier is chosen, this confirms the district’s risk profile, spend level, and broker relationship, which matter for ancillary safety services, claims management tools, and future renewals.
CTUB approved Resolution No. 35 and SRF Payment Application No. 11 for its 2022 Collection System Project, paying HRI, Inc. $109,786.79, with cumulative construction to about 79% complete. The project is financed via CWSRF and CIF funds, and HRI is the incumbent contractor. While the main build is decided, subcontractors, equipment suppliers, and future rehab vendors can use this to time outreach for remaining work, post-construction services, and future collection system phases.
CTUB’s engineer reports the Greenfield Forcemain project design is complete, easements secured, and the resubmitted NPDES permit has been received. The project, estimated at about $1.2 million, will be advertised for bids in July 2026. This is an upcoming construction opportunity for pipeline contractors, pump and valve suppliers, and related service providers working in wastewater forcemain work.
Kanawha County Schools will vote on a $782,420.44 change order for HVAC controls and hot water system replacement at Mary C. Snow West Side Elementary. This is part of the broader Energy Conservation H1-HVAC System Renovation project with CMTA. The scope suggests controls, mechanical upgrades, and energy efficiency work that may need integration, commissioning, and future optimization at other sites.
The Commission reviewed and approved the FY 2027 institution capital assessments, which fund $33.2M in statewide higher education system debt service and a $485,647 facilities planning and administration assessment allocated by institutional square footage. Institutions are restricted from using their Education and General capital fees for new work until sufficient funds are collected for required bond payments each year. This framework signals ongoing and future campus facility investments—renovations, deferred maintenance, and new construction—across all four-year and two-year institutions listed in the tables. Vendors in architecture, engineering, construction, and capital planning can use this to prioritize institutions with higher assessments and larger space footprints as likely candidates for projects that will move from planning into procurement once debt service coverage is secured.
On June 11, 2026, Kanawha County Schools proposed entering into a contract with City Construction Company, Inc. for Phase One Security Vestibules at several campuses, totaling 762,000 (Enclosure 152). The schools listed include Alban, Central, Anne Bailey, Nitro, Richmond, Ruthlawn, and Sharon Dawes Elementary Schools, Andrew Jackson and Dupont Middle Schools, and St. Albans High School. City Construction Company was identified as the lowest responsible bidder, indicating that a competitive bid process has already occurred and the award decision is ready for Board approval. While this specific phase is awarded, it signals a broader, multi-site security upgrade program, creating opportunities for vendors in access control hardware, security glazing, cameras, visitor management, and design/engineering services to support later phases or related safety projects.
KRT adopted its FY 2027 Operating and Capital Budgets, projecting roughly a $2 million operating deficit despite flat expenses and some growth in SOR revenue. Staff will develop service and operational scenarios to address declining levy revenue and loss of one-time funds. This signals upcoming pressure to optimize operations, adjust service, and pursue new funding, creating needs for financial consulting, service planning, technology efficiencies, and grant support.
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Government Agencies in Kanawha County, West Virginia
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