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Public Service Center Phase Two improvements, including additions to the current admin building, a second building with office spaces and locker spaces, and covered storage/parking.
Within the Asset Management Plan, Kure Beach has scoped two major water main projects: replacement of 1953-era mains north of K Avenue (approx. $4.45M) and south of K Avenue (approx. $16.4M). Work includes new 4–8 inch PVC/DI mains, 1,200+ service transfers, valves, hydrants, and pavement/sidewalk restoration. Heavy civil and utility constructors, design engineers, and funding advisors should engage early as the Town decides whether to phase, bundle, and pursue NCDEQ or USDA financing.
Kure Beach adopted a comprehensive Water System Asset Management Plan on July 20, 2026, identifying major replacement needs in wells, elevated tanks, and 22 miles of distribution mains. The plan calls out $21.8M in 10‑year capital needs, including about $21M to replace 1953 cast and galvanized iron lines, hydrants, and valves plus well electrical, controls, and disinfection upgrades. Engineering, construction, leak detection, and funding-advisory firms can now engage as the Town sequences phases, seeks grants/loans, and scopes design packages.
Emergency repair and rehabilitation of Highway 24 sewer force main, including bypass pumping, cleaning, manhole lining, and pipe lining.
Financing of nine boardwalk area properties.
Intersection improvements at Waxaw Marvin Road and Pine Oak Road, including realignment, signalization, and turn lanes.
Rural Hall is refining designs for Phase I playground improvements at Covington Memorial Park, funded through a grant project fund and local match. WithersRavenel has completed schematic designs, and council is being asked to guide preferred concepts and authorize final construction documents based on a $1.27 million cost estimate. Park designers, playground vendors, and site contractors should track this as the Town moves from design into procurement for equipment, surfacing, and site work.
The Water & Sewer CIP lists a Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade & Expansion at $15,599,795 scheduled for FY26-27, plus related Sewer I&I Remediation and equipment purchases. While TRC has contracts for some water and sewer work, no specific WWTP design-builder or contractor is identified here. Wastewater engineering and construction firms can explore how this large plant project will be delivered and where they can support design, construction, controls, or equipment supply.
NewPath Properties is seeking rezoning of 4.63 acres at 703 E. Union Street from Agricultural to Single Family Residential (SFR-2) to create roughly five single-family lots. Homes are envisioned at 1,500–1,800 sq ft, 3 bed / 2 bath, valued around $300,000, with some held as $2,000/month rentals. The Planning Board tabled its June recommendation to July 13, 2026, and the staff report notes consistency with the 2045 Medium-Density Residential plan. This is a private infill housing project near the town park, creating upcoming demand for residential construction, site work, utilities, and potentially park frontage improvements once sewer issues are resolved.
Council voted in April 2026 to buy both the Thorbright (approx. 37 acres) and Seven Mile Farm (approx. 50 acres) tracts for future parkland, using capital reserve funds. Concept plans exist and staff see these as key sites for youth and full-size athletic fields over the next decade or more. With land secured but no construction funding yet, planners, designers, and park builders can engage early on phasing, grant strategy, and infrastructure needs.
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Government Agencies in North Carolina, North Carolina
63 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Oak Ridge
Town of Spring Lake
City of Fayetteville
Town of Summerfield
City of Creedmoor
Town of Fuquay-varina
City of Jacksonville
Town of Carolina Beach
Town of Blowing Rock
Town of Waxhaw
Town of Indian Trail
Town of Nags Head
Town of Butner
Town of Nashville
Town of Drexel
City of Mebane
Town of Morrisville
City of Morganton
City of Burlington
City of Morehead
City of Salisbury
City of Thomasville
Town of Kure Beach
City of High Point
Town of Leland
City of Reidsville
City of Roxboro
City of High Shoals
Town of Laurel Park
City of New Bern
Town of White Lake
Town of Selma
Town of Falkland
Town of Tarboro
Town of Rural Hall
Town of Kernersville
City of Kannapolis
Town of Landis
Town of Stallings
Town of Princeton
Town of Warrenton
Town of Marshville
City of Asheboro
Town of Mineral Springs
City of Locust
Town of Mills River
Town of Youngsville
Town of Elizabethtown
Town of Angier
Town of Shallotte
Town of North Wilkesboro
Town of Troutman
City of Wilson
Town of Duck
Town of Rutherfordton
Town of Ruth
Town of Biltmore Forest
Town of Apex
Town of Davidson
Town of Hope Mills
Town of Cary
City of Lincolnton
Town of Danbury
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