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Government Projects in Lincoln County
43 projects across 8 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Executive leadership has approved moving forward with design for the final 2027 bond-funded projects, including commons renovations, kitchen and bookstore expansion, library and lecture hall changes, lactation rooms, lobby upgrades, food warming capabilities, and solar panels at North Center. Design using the remaining $5.6 million in bond funds will start in July 2026 and finish by year-end for bidding, with construction planned for Summer 2027. Architects, engineers, solar providers, and interior vendors should prepare to engage during design and subsequent procurements.
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$5,600,000Jul 15, 2026Oregon Coast Community College is starting design work for final bond-funded renovations at Central Campus and North Center using $5.6 million in remaining funds. Projects include commons renovations, kitchen expansion, bookstore/library and lecture room upgrades, lactation rooms, food warming capabilities, and solar panels on the North Center roof. Design will begin in July 2026, with completion for permitting and bidding by late 2026 and construction in summer 2027. This is early-stage facility planning, so architects, engineers, construction firms, furniture, AV, kitchen equipment, solar, and lighting vendors have a window to influence scope and standards before bids are set.
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$5,600,000Jul 9, 2026Staff presented a 2026 housing production update summarizing recent projects, incentives, and new grants, including a $2 million federal award for Fernwood Village and a DLCD grant for a Housing Capacity Analysis due by end of 2027. Lincoln City is prioritizing income-qualified and missing-middle housing, using tools like SDC deferrals, land partnerships, and 0% URA loans. This signals ongoing need for developers, housing nonprofits, planners, finance advisors, and engineering/design teams to deliver new multi-unit projects on City or surplus land.
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$2,000,000Jul 7, 2026The Greater Toledo Pool and Recreation District board reviewed an updated renovation plan from Scott Edwards Architecture totaling almost $5.3 million, above their $4.5 million target. Working with IMS, the board went line by line through the Alpha Base Estimate to identify scope reductions, focusing on a minimum package of roof, siding, windows, and tank work. The steering committee will meet with SEA and IMS to adjust design scope and fees, aiming for a 10–11% design fee and a revised plan that fits the $4.5 million budget. This is active planning for a major capital construction project where contractors, specialty trades, and pool equipment suppliers will be needed once scope and budget are finalized.
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$4,500,000Jun 29, 2026The Commercial Marina budget includes replacing a Toyota forklift via a lease arrangement, as current units near their 10,000‑hour service life limit. Finance and equipment lines show interest cost and capital budgets aligned with this change. Forklift vendors offering marine-appropriate models and lease financing can target this as an upcoming replacement opportunity.
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$2,595,000Jun 23, 2026The board approved a $14,743,681 Phase 3 GMP amendment to the Lease Crutcher Lewis contract to complete OCATT building utilities and interior finishes. The bond program report confirms OCATT construction is capped under $25 million, with completion for equipment move-in targeted for June 2027. Vendors now know the prime builder and schedule; there is room to pursue equipment, furnishings, specialty systems, and program fit-out work tied to OCATT’s launch.
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$14,743,681Jul 15, 2026The Greater Toledo Pool and Recreation District board approved Resolution 2026/27-01 on July 6, 2026 to engage Scott Edwards Architecture for expanded architectural and engineering services for the Toledo Pool renovation. The proposal covers a new roof, siding, windows, and pool tile work, with total project costs around $4.2 million and contract authority up to $4,270,000 through December 31, 2027. This confirms SEA and IMS as key incumbents for the multi-year renovation, creating potential follow-on work for specialty contractors, equipment suppliers, and future phases such as family changing rooms and plumbing/electrical rough-in.
Contract Award
$4,270,000Jul 6, 2026The Greater Toledo Pool Recreation District board approved Resolution 2026/27-01 to engage Scott Edwards Architecture for expanded architectural and engineering services for the Toledo Pool Renovation Project. The updated proposal covers a new roof, siding, and windows for the entire building plus tile work around the pool, with total project costs listed at about $4.23 million and the AE contract not to exceed $4.27 million through December 31, 2027. This confirms SEA and project manager IMS as key incumbents, creating downstream opportunities for construction trades, pool systems, finishes, and later phases such as family change rooms and MEP rough-ins.
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$4,270,000Jul 6, 2026The board approved a $14,743,681 amendment to the Lease Crutcher Lewis contract for the OCATT Phase 3 guaranteed maximum price. This significantly increases capital project spending within the $33.8 million Capital Projects budget. Vendors in trades education construction, specialty equipment, and building systems can target Lease Crutcher Lewis and OCCC for subcontracting, fit‑out, and equipment supply tied to OCATT build‑out.
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$14,743,681Jun 24, 2026The board is set to approve a $14,743,681 amendment to the Lease Crutcher Lewis contract for Phase 3 guaranteed maximum price work, tied to OCATT and broader campus renovations. This confirms funding and scope for a major facilities and trades education build‑out. Construction, specialty trades, FF&E, low‑voltage, and technology vendors should track this phase for subcontracting, change orders, and fit‑out needs as the project moves forward.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Lincoln County, Oregon
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Yachats Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Starr Creek Special Road District
Special District
Silver Sands Special Road District
Special District
Siletz Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Seal Rock Water District
Special District
Seal Rock Rural Fire Protection District
Fire District
Sandpiper Village Special Road District
Special District
Port of Toledo
Special District
Port of Newport
Special District
Port of Alsea
Special District
Panther Creek Water District
Special District
Pacific Shores Road District
Special District
Otter Rock Water District
Utility District
Otter Rock Water District
Special District
Oregon Coast Community College
Higher Ed530 students
North Lincoln Fire & Rescue District 1
Fire District
Makai Special Road District
Special District
Lost Creek Park Special Road District
Special District
Lincoln County Transportation District
Special District
Lincoln County Library District
Library District
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