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Maple Valley’s six‑year parks CIP includes a new Maple Valley Indoor Recreation Facility with $2.05M programmed between 2027-2029. The funding ramps from $50K in 2027 to $1.3M in 2029, indicating early planning and then major design or initial build. This has not yet gone to design or bid in the minutes, so architects, engineers, recreation planners, and CM firms have a window to help shape scope, siting, and phasing before procurement.
The parks CIP programs $1.7M in Lake Wilderness Park improvements plus a small admin line, with major construction in 2031-2032. This signals upcoming design and capital work at the city’s signature lakefront park, but specific scopes are not yet defined publicly. Park planners, landscape architects, waterfront engineers, and recreation designers can start conversations on master planning, phasing, and grant packaging ahead of future solicitations.
The Commission will hold a July 23, 2026 TEFRA hearing on bonds for Bellwether Greenwood Apartments, a 53‑unit project in Seattle with a $33.7 million total cost and up to $12 million in obligations. Housing Greenwood LLLP will use proceeds for acquisition, construction, and equipping of the low‑income multifamily building. With financing structure and implementation still being finalized, affordable housing lenders, A/E teams, and builders can pursue roles tied to this targeted senior/low‑income‑oriented project.
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission will hold a July 23, 2026 TEFRA public hearing on issuing up to $43 million in tax‑exempt/taxable revenue obligations for the NoDo by Vintage multifamily project in Spokane. The 260‑unit, $82.1 million development will be acquired, constructed, and equipped by NoDo by Vintage, LP, with a portion of units reserved for low‑income households. This is a major, bond‑financed affordable housing build, creating future demand for design, construction, equipment, and ongoing services once financing is approved.
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission will hold a July 23, 2026 TEFRA hearing on issuing up to $12 million in tax-exempt/taxable revenue obligations for the Bellwether Greenwood Apartments in Seattle. The $33.7 million project will acquire, construct, and equip a 53‑unit multifamily facility with a share of units reserved for low-income households. Financing approval will enable Bellwether to move forward with development, creating needs for design, construction, building systems, and ongoing services.
The Commission will hold a July 23, 2026 TEFRA hearing on tax‑exempt/taxable obligations for the 255‑unit Apollo Edmonds multifamily housing project, with an estimated $105.9 million total cost and up to $50 million in bonds. Apollo Edmonds, LLLP will use proceeds for acquisition, construction, and equipping of the Edmonds property. Developers, lenders, and A/E/construction firms can still influence capital stack, design, and delivery before financing is finalized and construction teams are fully locked in.
Redmond plans to move from its current CIAW/Leavitt/Clear Risk insurance structure into the Washington Cities Insurance Authority, with paid membership starting December 1, 2026 after a no‑cost pre‑membership phase. WCIA provides integrated claims handling, legal support, training, and risk resources, signaling a major shift in how the City manages risk. While core liability coverage will be through WCIA, there is still scope for training, systems integration, and ancillary risk services.
Woodinville Fire & Rescue has received five construction bids for the Station 33 remodel, ranging from about $990,000 to $1,420,000, exceeding earlier approvals. Staff now estimate a total project cost up to $1,621,000, including added fire alarm work and soft costs, and are asking the Board to authorize additional funds and a 10% contingency. This is a live capital project where a general contractor will be selected from current bidders and additional trades, equipment, and services will be needed during construction and commissioning.
Seattle will continue homeless childcare subsidies through BrightSpark in 2026‑27 as a transition year, then plans a competitive process for subsequent FEPP levy years unless BrightSpark remains the only feasible provider. Services include subsidies, co-pay support, navigation, and case management for homeless families. This signals a likely future RFP where experienced childcare subsidy and homeless-services organizations could compete or partner.
Seattle will fund a Family Childcare Mentorship Program to train interns into licensed family childcare providers and support new FCC operators. Imagine Institute will hold a direct award in 2026‑27 as a transition, but DEEL plans a later competitive process unless only one viable provider exists. This opens room for organizations with FCC coaching, business support, and culturally responsive training expertise to compete.
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Government Agencies in King County, Washington
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Washington Tobacco Settlement Authority
Washington State Wine Commission
Washington State Housing Finance Commission
Washington State Housing Finance Commission
Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission
Washington State Board of Pilotage Commissioners
Washington State Bar Association
Washington Office of the Family and Children S Ombuds
Washington Higher Education Facilities Authority
Washington Economic Development Finance Authority
Vashon-maury Island Park and Recreation District
Vashon Island School District
Valley Medical Center
University of Washington-seattle Campus
University of Washington-bothell Campus
University of Washington Medical Ctr
Tukwila School District
Tukwila Metropolitan Park District
The Wa State Major League Baseball Stadium Public Facil District
Tahoma School District
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