Lucas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Lucas County
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Derby is considering Industrial Revenue Bonds and a 10‑year 60% property tax abatement plus 100% sales tax exemption on materials for the 144‑unit Stone Creek Residences affordable housing project, a $26.3M investment. Council is asked July 14, 2026 to adopt a resolution of intent and direct staff to negotiate a detailed PILOT/performance agreement covering amenities, buffering, reporting, and safety requirements. This opens a long runway for housing, planning, legal, engineering, and owner’s‑rep vendors to shape terms, future phases, and compliance reporting tools.
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$26,335,000Jul 14, 2026Council is asked July 14, 2026 to authorize a $1,881,614.50 construction contract with Pearson Construction to reconstruct N. Woodlawn Blvd. from Winding Lane to 55th St. S. The primary award decision is made, but this signals a significant roadway project with likely needs for traffic control, materials, testing, utility coordination, and future corridor work. Civil contractors, subs, and inspectors can track this as incumbent intelligence and look for related phases, change orders, and nearby projects.
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$1,881,615Jul 14, 2026On June 23, 2026 Council approved a design contract (up to $35,000) with GFT Infrastructure Inc. to redesign the Madison Ave. & Oak Forest Ln. traffic signal, add new poles, cameras, pedestrian equipment, and coordinate timing with Madison/Woodlawn signals. Construction bidding is expected later in 2026 with completion in 2027, and staff plans to seek separate approval to pre‑order signal poles due to long lead times. This is a strong lead for signal contractors, equipment suppliers, and ITS integrators to track for the upcoming construction phase.
Contract Award
$400,000Jul 14, 2026The City has drafted a five‑year agreement for the Chariton Water Department to bill sewer, storm water, and recycling charges to shared customers and remit payments monthly. The agreement sets escalating billing service fees from $19,096 per year in FY 2027 up to $25,200 per year in FY 2031. With billing functions consolidated at the Water Department, IT, utility billing software, and payment processing vendors can look for integration, enhancement, and customer service opportunities over the term.
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$117,496Jul 20, 2026The City is reviewing the final plat for Woodlawn Park Addition, a 136-lot single-family subdivision on 51.48 acres at 55th St S and Woodlawn Blvd. The plat establishes streets, three stormwater ponds, hike/bike paths, screening, and multiple reserve areas; public improvements will be petition-financed. With preliminary plat approval already granted, the next steps are final plat tracing, petitions, design, and phased construction, creating upcoming work for residential builders, site/civil contractors, utilities, and landscape firms.
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$0Jul 16, 2026Jacob Estates is a 60.5-acre plat at Rock Rd and 95th St S creating 122 lots: 100 two-family, 17 single-family, and 5 commercial, plus a large detention reserve with a lift station. The City is conditioning final plat approval on petitions and designs for Rock Rd turn lanes, Grand Tour collector (Line Dr) with medians and trails, internal streets, sanitary lift station and force main, and storm drainage. This sets up substantial future work for road/utility contractors, multifamily builders, traffic signal and streetscape vendors, and design professionals.
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$0Jul 16, 2026For 2026, Derby budgeted $53,291 to replace firefighter Personal Protective Equipment and plans to purchase 7 custom‑fitted sets of bunker gear for $33,124.55 from incumbent vendor Delta Fire & Safety. Worn gear will be passed down to volunteers as backups. This confirms the gear standard, vendor, budget level, and replacement cadence, which is useful to PPE manufacturers and service providers planning future cycles, cleaning, and inspection offerings.
Contract Award
$33,125Jul 14, 2026The Planning Commission approved site plans for Derby Shores Apartments, a 108-unit project within a larger tourism destination north of Tall Tree Rd and east of Amber Ridge St. The plans lock in building design, internal private drives, parking, lighting, landscaping, storm drainage, and utility layout, with conditions for revised photometrics, easements, and ADA details. Core design and development teams are chosen, but there is ongoing need for construction trades, landscaping, lighting, irrigation, and operations-related services as the apartments and lagoon phases are built.
Contract Award
$0Jul 16, 2026Chariton is working with McClure Engineering on construction administration and observation for replacing runway 10-28, taxiway A/B lighting and NAVAIDs at Chariton Municipal Airport. A not‑to‑exceed engineering contract of $80,550 covers FAA grant administration, construction admin, QA testing coordination, staking, RPR, and project closeout running through December 2027. While the main professional services contract is in place, contractors, testing labs, and specialty aviation vendors still have room to support materials testing, construction, and compliance tasks over the 2026‑2027 schedule.
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