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The French Quarter Economic Development District has begun the 2027 budget planning process using EDD trust funds, with 2026 YTD income of about $1.8M and expenses of $1.57M. FQMD committees are now identifying opportunities to enhance patrols, public safety, and homelessness services in the French Quarter. This is an early planning window where public safety, homelessness, analytics, outreach, and tech vendors can help shape projects and funding requests before formal procurements are defined.
The council discussed and approved a five-year plan covering ongoing municipal and industrial projects valued at $3,787,000. This appears to be a multi-project capital program rather than a single award. Specific vendors are not yet detailed, indicating upcoming design, engineering, construction, and related services will be needed over the term. Sellers in capital project delivery should track how these funds will be broken into individual projects and who will manage procurement.
GIS Engineering reported an estimated $2.44 million in repairs needed for the Grand Isle Community Center, including structural supports, painting columns, and HVAC work. A council member asked for progress, suggesting planning is ongoing but no contractor has been selected yet. This is a sizable building rehab where construction, engineering, and HVAC firms can help refine scope, phasing, and pricing ahead of formal procurement.
The council debated CDBG-DR funding for the Finding Our Roots African American Museum project at 7928 Main Street. They set deadlines of July 31 and August 14, 2026, for the museum to submit an acceptable business plan, commit to a $2.5 million budget, and execute a subrecipient agreement, or else reallocate all funds to other CDBG-DR projects, such as Resiliency Centers. Consulting, architecture, and cultural facility specialists could assist the museum or parish in rapidly shaping a viable plan, or position for alternative CDBG-DR projects if this one fails.
Allelator Lake Connector Road project construction.
The city will execute a Notice of Award to Triton Construction, LLC for the low bid of $1,466,153 for the OLOL Connector Road Project. This confirms Triton as the road project’s prime contractor and signals a significant new transportation construction effort. Subcontractors, materials suppliers, traffic control vendors, and tech providers should contact Triton to support roadway construction, utilities, and related work.
The council approved a Master Governmental Lease Agreement with First Internet Public Finance Corporation to finance acquisition and installation of advanced water meters and related equipment, up to $4,555,000. This sets financing for a citywide water meter modernization and AMI-ready hardware. The main award is decided, but there will be implementation, integration, and ongoing support needs around metering, billing, and field deployment that other vendors can support.
The 2026‑27 budget sets $1.99M for drainage maintenance and small repairs and $600k for consulting and technical assistance under a CSRS master service agreement. Planned work includes roadside and off‑road drainage maintenance and engineering support for a master drainage plan and resiliency grant applications. This creates near‑term needs for engineering, modeling, grant strategy, and implementation services around flood mitigation.
New Orleans is amending its master services agreement with OpenGov to extend the asset management system contract and add the OpenGov 311 module, GeoCam tools, and multiple asset domains. The amendment adds about $2.42 million, bringing the total contract value to roughly $4.27 million and extending the term to July 31, 2029, with 311 implementation services defined in a detailed SOW. This gives IT, public works, and customer service vendors visibility into the citys chosen EAM/311 stack, future integration touchpoints, and the three-year renewal horizon for potential follow-on work.
GIS Engineering reported that TKTMJ has been selected as contractor for GI and Vicinity Hurricane Ida Breakwater Repairs with a $50.23 million bid. USACE expects to issue the notice to proceed around July 1, 2026. While the primary award is decided, this is a major coastal infrastructure project where subcontractors, materials suppliers, and service providers can seek work with TKTMJ or support project monitoring and ancillary local needs.
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Government Agencies in Louisiana, Louisiana
29 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of New Orleans
City of Natchitoches
City of Gonzales
City of Kenner
City of Central
City of Alexandria
Powhatan Village
City of Deridder
City of Bogalusa
City of Scott
City of West Monroe
City of Westlake
Town of Grand Isle
City of Houma
City of Shreveport
City of Broussard
City of Kaplan
City of Crowley
City of Thibodaux
City of Baton Rouge
Town of Plain Dealing
Town of Krotz Springs
Town of Erath
Town of Walker
Town of Ridgecrest
Grand Cane Village
City of Bastrop
Town of Arnaudville
City of Donaldsonville
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