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Government Projects in Lafourche Parish

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The document is a GHC Architects opinion of probable construction cost for renovations at a Lafourche Parish school, likely East Thibodaux Middle, covering multiple classrooms, cafeteria, corridors, library, offices, and entries. Work includes re-roofing, fascia and gutter replacement, flooring (LVT and rubber), ceilings, plaster and paint, chalkboards, wall repairs, windows/egress, shelving removal, and exterior facade work. Total projected construction cost is about $1.27 million with contingency and OH&P. This indicates a planned capital project where the district will need a GC and trades once design is finalized.

Pre-RFP
$1,270,548Jul 21, 2026

The district is still addressing extensive facility damage from Hurricane Ida (August 2021). It issued up to $150 million in LCDA‑sponsored borrowing, has used $90 million, and plans to issue the remaining $17 million from a 2017 GO bond authorization in FY2026 to continue infrastructure improvements. While much repair work is underway, ongoing construction, modernization, and FEMA‑funded projects give construction, engineering, and building systems vendors a window to propose remaining repairs, resiliency upgrades, and modernization work.

Pre-RFP
$107,000,000Jun 30, 2026

The FY2026 budget embeds salary schedule changes and a reorganization based on a compensation study and organizational restructuring performed by Lean Frog Consulting. All eligible employees receive at least a 2% increase and positions are based on Lean Frog’s structure. While the primary consulting work is completed, the new pay and org model may drive needs for HR systems tuning, analytics, training, and change‑management support across departments.

Contract Award
$2,500,000Jun 30, 2026

GIS Engineering outlined several capital outlay funding requests, including an Armand/Alcide drainage pump station, floodwall upgrade, maintenance building extension, Martinez Lane drainage, and drainage structure cleanout. Most requests are not yet approved, with defined total costs and town shares. This is an early signal for engineering and construction firms to discuss project scoping, grant strategy, and readiness for when state funding is awarded.

Grant Funding
$7,223,280Jun 15, 2026

GIS Engineering reported that the state has approved additional funds for the Armand/Alcide Drainage project, and the town is now waiting for the capital outlay bill to be signed before it can start advertising. This will lead to a drainage construction procurement once legal authority is in place. Civil contractors and drainage specialists should track this for upcoming bid advertisements and coordinate with the town engineer on scope and pre-bid questions.

Active Opportunity
$1,260,000Jun 15, 2026

GIS Engineering reported on multiple sewer and drainage projects tied to LCDBG, Clean Water State Revolving Fund, Capital Outlay, and FMA grants across several streets. Some phases are awaiting final reimbursement, others await funding reviews, and several capital outlay funding requests for pump stations, floodwall upgrades, building extensions, and drainage improvements have been submitted. Civil engineering, construction, and grant management firms should view this as a multi-project pipeline where funded components will need design, construction, and possibly O&M support.

Grant Funding
$7,223,280Jun 1, 2026

The City of Thibodaux is constructing the LWCF-funded Miracle League Field at Peltier Park under a $646,482 contract with Next Generation Sports Surfaces, LLC. On June 4, 2026 the contractor submitted Change Order 02 requesting a nine-day extension to the contract time due to heavy rainfall in May 2026, with no change to the contract amount. This pushes substantial completion from June 16, 2026 to approximately June 25, 2026, indicating that construction is in its final stages and the city is actively managing schedule and field conditions. For vendors, this confirms Next Generation Sports Surfaces as the incumbent sports surfacing contractor and signals that follow-on work such as amenities, accessibility enhancements, ongoing field maintenance, and programming support will likely be addressed as the park nears completion.

Contract Award
$646,482Jun 4, 2026

The City of Thibodaux approved Change Order No. 1 for its 2025 Road Improvements project, increasing quantities based on actual construction usage and adding Alternate #1 (Iris Street) to the work. The change order, issued May 29, 2026 and signed June 1, 2026, raises the construction contract with M-Track, LLC from 502,918.45 to 581,562.38 and reflects significant adjustments to asphalt, shoulder, removal, traffic control, and mobilization line items. This confirms that M-Track, LLC and engineer Leonard Chauvin P.E., P.L.S., Inc. are the active incumbents delivering the city’s current roadway program in Lafourche Parish. For vendors, this offers visibility into the scale of Thibodaux’s pavement management work, likely future change orders or extensions, and potential needs for materials supply, traffic control, inspection, and construction support services as the city continues to invest in road rehabilitation like Iris Street.

Contract Award
$581,562Jun 1, 2026

The City of Thibodaux Council is considering a resolution authorizing the Mayor to sign Change Order No. 2 with Next Generation Sports Surfaces, LLC for the Miracle League Baseball Field Project at Peltier Park. Due to excessive rain during construction, the change order extends the contract time by 9 calendar days, moving the completion date to June 25, 2026, while keeping the contract amount at 646482. This indicates that the synthetic sports surface and related site work are under active construction with a defined completion schedule and a known prime contractor. Vendors in sports surfacing, accessibility improvements, park amenities, lighting, or maintenance services may find follow-on opportunities once the field is completed, including ongoing surface maintenance, equipment, or additional park enhancements around the Miracle League facility.

Contract Admin
$646,482Jun 12, 2026

On June 2, 2026, the Thibodaux City Council approved Resolution 2719 authorizing the mayor to sign a 2026-2027 general liability insurance contract presented by Riviere Insurance Agency with American Alternative Insurance Corps. The policy term runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with an annual premium of 430000 and higher self-insured retentions for law enforcement and auto liability. This establishes American Alternative Insurance Corps, via Riviere Insurance Agency, as the incumbent general liability carrier and broker for the City. Insurance and risk management vendors can use this as timing intelligence for future renewals, complementary coverages, safety services, and potential competition when the policy comes up again before July 1, 2027.

Contract Award
$430,000Jun 2, 2026

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