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Government Projects in Linn County

11 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Sweet Home SD is moving from long-range facility planning into design for a newly approved bond project. Staff recommend negotiating a professional services agreement with GLAS Architects for architecture, engineering, and related consulting, based on a previously issued LRFP RFP that allowed follow-on work. GLAS has proposed a $2.76 million scope covering full design and engineering, and the board is asked on July 13, 2026 to authorize negotiations and limited planning work. Facility design, engineering, and project management vendors can still influence programming details, phasing, and potential subconsulting or specialty scopes tied to this large capital program.

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$2,755,420Jul 13, 2026

The board is asked on July 1, 2026 to approve a contract with Eagle Mountain Construction up to $5,750,000 for structural roof repairs, HVAC replacement, and safety work at the Osborn Aquatic Center so it can reopen. Bids were competitively solicited, and Eagle Mountain submitted the apparent low bid of $5,212,000. There is still a $1.2 million funding gap, and staff are running a capital fundraising campaign and pursuing grants, with a plan to cancel and later re-bid the pool liner and HVAC units if funds are not in place by May 2027. This creates future opportunities for design, construction, building systems, and fundraising/grant support vendors tied to follow-on work and potential re-bids.

Contract Award
$5,750,000Jul 1, 2026

The district is seeking board authorization to contract with Eagle Mountain Construction for structural roof repairs, HVAC replacement, and safety upgrades at the Osborn Aquatic Center, closed since a 2024 roof failure. The bid from Eagle Mountain is $5,212,000, with a contract cap of $5,750,000, but there is still a $1.2 million funding gap. The district will continue capital fundraising and grant applications, and may defer and later re-bid the pool liner and HVAC portions if funds are not secured by May 2027, creating future work and follow-on scopes.

Contract Award
$5,750,000Jul 1, 2026

Corvallis School District is authorizing the Director of Finance to bind all 2026-27 insurance coverage, including property, liability, workers comp, cyber, flood, medical malpractice, equipment breakdown, and excess SAM liability. Quotes have been secured by the district’s agent of record, Brown and Brown, with property-related coverages expected up to $1,311,000 and SAIF workers comp at $288,000. The not-to-exceed total for 2026-27 insurance is $1,600,000, signaling established incumbents but sizable ongoing risk and coverage needs that may shape future renewals or supplemental services.

Contract Award
$1,600,000Jun 18, 2026

Engineering Design Contract for 12th Street Extension, Airway Road Extension, Walker Road Extension, and Traffic Signal at Airport Road and 12th Street

Contract Award
$418,000Aug 13, 2026

Additions to Grant and Sherman Full Street and Utility Reconstruction Program (sidewalks, curb/gutter, sanitary sewer, storm drainage)

Contract Admin
$360,000Aug 13, 2026

The Board is asked on July 9, 2026 to award GMP Amendment 1 to New Certified Systems LLC for the District Office Fire Alarm Panel Project, increasing the not-to-exceed contract to $99,679.41. HMK Company has already recommended this design-build vendor, so the main award decision is effectively made and work will proceed late summer/early fall. Fire/life-safety contractors and facility technology firms should track this as incumbent intelligence and for follow-on integration, monitoring, testing, and future alarm upgrades across other district sites.

Contract Award
$99,679Jul 9, 2026

Eugene School District 4J completed RFP 26-457 for a nutrition services bakery distributor after its current Franz contract, worth about $124,700 in FY26, neared June 30, 2026 expiration. Only Franz Bakery–United States Bakery responded, and a three-member Nutrition Services committee judged it the most cost-effective, high-quality local provider. The superintendent recommends a new one-year contract with up to four annual renewals, signaling a five-year window of stable bakery supply but also a future rebid point for food service vendors.

Contract Award
$124,712Jun 17, 2026

The district completed RFP 26-457 for its Nutrition Services bakery distributor after the existing Franz Bakery contract, worth about $124,700 in FY26, neared its June 30, 2026 expiration. Only Franz Bakery – United States Bakery responded, and a three-person Nutrition Services committee evaluated and recommended continuing with Franz as the most cost‑effective local provider. The superintendent is asking the board to approve a new one‑year contract with up to four annual renewals, giving vendors insight into volume, term, and incumbent strength for bread and baked goods supply.

Contract Award
$124,712Jun 17, 2026

Corvallis School District will publish competitive sealed bid and public improvement notices electronically via its website and/or OregonBuys for the 2026-27 fiscal year. Newspaper ads will be used only for certain larger public improvement projects over $125,000 or when extra outreach is helpful. This change makes it easier for vendors to find upcoming work and signals consistent use of OregonBuys for future district procurements.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 18, 2026

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