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Government Projects in Marion County
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Chemeketa submitted a $12,000,000 HECC capital grant application to augment a Building 3 remodel, including HVAC and roofing system updates. If funded, the project will be a large facilities upgrade aligned with the college’s capital program. Construction, mechanical, roofing, and engineering firms should monitor the outcome of the application and begin positioning to support design, value engineering, and future bids if the grant is awarded.
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$12,000,000Jul 15, 2026Integrus Architecture completed a draft facility condition assessment for the 1939 Silverton Community Pool, recommending full pool shell replacement and major system renovations, estimated at about $11 million. The Task Force and Council are now looking at options for a larger replacement pool, partnerships with the School District and YMCA, site alternatives, and operational budgets. This opens room for design, engineering, funding, and operator partners ahead of a phase 2 feasibility study and eventual procurement.
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$10,996,440Jul 15, 2026Silverton is advancing Phase 2 design for a new Downtown Plaza Park south of City Hall, including engineering drawings and bid documents for construction and administration. Council has reviewed 60% plans and cost‑reduction options that bring construction from about $10 million down to $8.5–8.8 million, and has approved an alternate bid method that weighs contractor qualifications and cost. Staff is now working through funding strategies and preparing for future bidding.
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$8,468,000Jul 15, 2026Multnomah County is leading the replacement of the 110‑year‑old Stark Street Bridge over the Sandy River, a critical but structurally deficient crossing into the Columbia River Gorge. A Spring 2026 project information sheet describes a narrow 18‑foot roadway with decayed elements, weight restrictions, frequent impacts from large vehicles, and a recent six‑month closure due to a retaining wall collapse, and notes the need for a seismically resilient, multimodal bridge that respects the Historic Columbia River Highway National Landmark District and Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area guidelines. Through 2026 the County is in environmental review: assessing site constraints, coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies, gathering community input, and evaluating a range of bridge alternatives while actively pursuing grant funding. A preferred alternative is expected in 2027, followed by design (targeted 2028–2030) and construction (as early as 2031–2033) pending funding. This creates a runway for engineering, environmental, public involvement, historic resource, and grants consulting firms to support alternative development, NEPA/Section 106 work, community engagement, and subsequent design packages, as well as for contractors to track the future major bridge construction opportunity.
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$40,000,000Jun 18, 2026ODFW’s 2027-29 Agency Request Budget includes Policy Option Package 117 to rebuild Rock Creek Hatchery, destroyed in the 2020 Archie Fire, with an estimated construction cost around $70–76 million using insurance, FEMA funds, and a 10% state match. Extensive stakeholder testimony in June 2026 urges the Commission to remove or defer this POP, citing the hatchery’s poor resiliency ranking, unclear total costs, and the ongoing Coastal Multi-Species Plan review. This is an early-stage capital decision where engineering, design, environmental, and program-planning vendors can help shape alternatives, cost estimates, and site or “non-build” options before any formal procurement is set.
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$76,190,000Jun 18, 2026Marion County approved Amendment #6 with Advanced Security Inc., adding $1,650,000 for unarmed security, vehicular patrol, and walking patrol at multiple Health and Human Services locations. The not-to-exceed total is now $3,450,000, with services running through December 31, 2028. This confirms Advanced Security as the security incumbent and signals long-term demand for physical security, monitoring technology, and risk assessments at health facilities.
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$1,650,000Jul 8, 2026Marion County approved a public improvement agreement with TraneOregon for turnkey replacement of ten rooftop HVAC units and four heat recovery units at the Juvenile Detention Center. Work runs from contract execution to final completion on December 31, 2026, with substantial completion targeted for November 30, 2026. This is decided work but reveals the HVAC scope, facility, and timeline, useful for subs, specialty trades, controls firms, and future maintenance or upgrade vendors.
Contract Award
$888,835Jul 8, 2026Marion County approved a $888,835 public improvement agreement with TraneOregon to replace ten rooftop HVAC units and four heat recovery units at the Juvenile Detention Center. Work is funded and scheduled through December 31, 2026. This sets TraneOregon as the incumbent for HVAC at this facility, creating future needs for controls integration, maintenance, and possible upgrades in other county buildings.
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$888,835Jul 8, 2026Chemeketa applied to the Oregon Health Authority for a $1,204,797 Rural Health Transformation grant to expand Basic Nursing Assistant and Medical Assisting programs to Woodburn and add Medical Assisting at Yamhill Valley Campus. If awarded, the grant will fund program expansion, facilities, and equipment. Health training vendors and curriculum providers should engage CTE and nursing leaders about prospective lab build‑outs, simulation tools, and partnerships ahead of potential funding.
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$1,204,797Jul 15, 2026Chemeketa has entered an emergency contract with CJ Hansen Company to replace the failed boiler, chiller, and re‑pipe the entire HVAC system at the Woodburn Center. The estimated contract is $1,120,000 and work must be completed before the 2026 heating season to avoid service disruption and building damage. Vendors in mechanical, controls, and related trades should track this project for potential subcontracting, controls integration, and future maintenance or upgrades once the emergency work is complete.
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Government Agencies in Marion County, Oregon
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Woodburn School District 103
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Woodburn Fire District
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Turner Fire District
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Suburban East Salem Water District
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Sublimity Fire District
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Stayton Rural Fire Protection District
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State Library of Oregon
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St. Paul School District 45
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St Paul Rural Fire Protection District
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Silverton Fire District
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Silver Falls Library District
Library District
Salem-keizer School District 24J
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Salem-keizer Area Transportation Study
MPO
Salem Area Mass Transit District
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Oregon Youth Authority
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Oregon Water Resources Department
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Oregon Travel Information Council
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Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission
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