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Government Projects in Lane County
29 projects across 9 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Lane County is implementing a ~$6M CDBG‑DR funded program to purchase and place about 20 affordable ADUs in the McKenzie River Valley for fire-displaced renters and low-income residents. Developer and placement work is tied to the McKenzie Valley Long Term Recovery Group, with ADU purchases and site improvements already authorized. Vendors supplying factory-built housing, site work, utilities, wildfire hardening, and inspections can pursue ongoing implementation and future increments of the ADU portfolio.
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$6,000,000Jul 14, 2026Emerald PUD must choose by late July 2026 how to serve roughly 4.9 aMW of Above-CHWM load under its long-term BPA Provider of Choice contract. Staff are evaluating Tier 2 Long-Term vs Short-Term and flexible options, with a leaning toward a long-term, stable product that could still be adjusted later. This decision shapes whether EPUD relies entirely on BPA Tier 2 or complements it with new non-federal resources or market purchases, creating openings for resource development, power supply, and planning services.
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$5,400,000Jul 7, 2026Following award recommendation for the structural repairs, Springfield Public Schools is weighing four financing options for $3.7M in project costs. The Board is asked to provide direction between five- and ten-year terms and two lenders, First American Equipment Finance (tax-exempt lease) and Piper Sandler (Full Faith & Credit). Financial and advisory vendors have a chance to support the district on debt structuring, budget impact analysis, and ongoing compliance ahead of an authorizing resolution.
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$3,700,000Jul 6, 2026Florence’s 2025‑2027 Work Plan includes a high‑resource Strategic Organizational Development project led by the City Manager’s Office, with an estimated 1000000 budget for professional services, software implementation, transient room tax evaluation, and emergency management program costs. Baker Tilly has been engaged to review internal service delivery, staffing, workflows, and program structures for finance, IT, emergency management, marketing/tourism, public access, and software improvements, with recommendations and policy updates anticipated over the biennium. This creates a pipeline of potential follow‑on work: implementing recommended organizational changes, deploying new IT systems or integrations, revising tourism/marketing arrangements, and formalizing emergency management capabilities. Vendors in management consulting, change management, ERP/finance/HR systems, IT managed services, EM planning, and tourism marketing can position to help the City move from analysis into execution.
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$1,000,000Jun 15, 2026Brown & Brown presented a 2026-27 property and casualty package for LCSD, including cyber, SAM, auto, workers comp, and excess coverages, totaling about $1.47M. Coverage spans property, boiler/equipment breakdown, crime, educators liability, auto, cyber (PACE/AIG), excess SAM (Beazley), and workers comp (SAIF). This confirms Brown & Brown and associated carriers as incumbents for the 7/1/2026–7/1/2027 term, useful for competitors planning future proposals or offering loss control, cyber-hardening, and claims support ahead of the next renewal.
Contract Award
$1,471,161Jul 14, 2026Lane County Public Works is approving two contract amendments and delegating authority to execute them: one with Wildish Construction for $1,132,862 and one with BRING Recycling for $360,100. These amendments indicate ongoing construction and recycling service work with established incumbents. While the primary awards are decided, there may be opportunities for subcontracting, complementary services, or positioning for future renewals and expansions in solid waste and recycling operations.
Contract Award
$1,492,962Jul 7, 2026Springfield Public Schools is approving structural repair services for ten school sites with aging engineered wood trusses that have lost insurance coverage. After an ITB with three respondents, the district selected Essex General Construction for a $3.43M contract plus contingency, with work plans and budget still being finalized. This award locks in the prime contractor, but creates near-term opportunities for engineering support, abatement, specialty trades, and construction-related services across multiple campuses.
Contract Award
$3,700,000Jul 6, 2026Lincoln County School District has a 2026-2027 proposal for its full property and casualty insurance program, including cyber, SAM, auto, crime, and workers compensation. The package totals about $1.47 million and reflects a roughly 9.5% increase over prior year, with coverage through PACE, AIG, Beazley, SAIF, Travelers, and National Union. Core vendors are effectively selected, but this gives competitors insight into current limits, deductibles, loss history, and pain points for future renewals or supplemental services.
Contract Award
$1,471,161Jul 1, 2026For FY 2026‑27, Florence is changing its employee health and vision insurance provider from CIS Trust to PacificSource, with an anticipated annual premium of 1207000. Dental coverage remains with CIS. This shift follows a competitive review and is part of a biennial budget that allocates 3194500 to health, dental, and vision benefits. While the core carrier decision is set, the scale of spending and the move away from a pooled municipal insurer suggest the City may need additional support around wellness programming, benefits communication, data analytics, and plan design over time. Benefits consulting firms and wellness/HR tech vendors can use this as an opening to help Florence optimize plan performance, manage trend, and engage employees under the new carrier.
Contract Award
$1,207,000Jun 15, 2026Lane County accepted an $8,046,980 CDBG‑DR PIER grant amendment from OHCS, adding $120,000 for temporary firefighting water tanks in the McKenzie Valley. Funds support planning, infrastructure, and economic revitalization for Holiday Farm Fire recovery. Engineering, construction, and emergency services firms should track upcoming projects under this PIER funding, including water storage, infrastructure upgrades, and related planning work.
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Government Agencies in Lane County, Oregon
50 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Willamalane Parks and Recreation District
Special District
Upper Mckenzie Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
University of Oregon
Higher Ed26,681 students
Swisshome-deadwood Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Springfield School District 19
School9,405 students
South Lane School District 45J
School2,680 students
Siuslaw Public Library District
Library District
Shangri La Water District
Special District
Santa Clara Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
River Road Parks and Recreation District
Special District
Pleasant Hill School District 1
School990 students
Pleasant Hill Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Oakridge School District 76
School491 students
Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission
Special District
Mckenzie School District 68
School181 students
Marcola School District 79J
School888 students
Mapleton Water District
Special District
Mapleton School District 32
School144 students
Lowell School District 71
School1,019 students
Lowell Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
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