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Implementation of a post-filtration Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) system at the Rau River Water Treatment Plant to address dissolved cyanotoxins and improve drinking water resiliency.
Redesign, bidding, and construction phase services for a new corporate hangar at the Enterprise Municipal Airport.
FY26 resurfacing improvements phase 6.
Infrastructure agreement for utility and water supply needs for new data centers, including water mains, wells, ASR compatible wells, storage reservoir, booster pump station, sanitary sewer pump station, sanitary sewer main, and shared utility access corridor.
The Botts Marsh property owner has requested annexation-related rezoning of several industrial (IND) tax lots to R-2 residential in Wheeler, citing state middle-housing mandates and a county housing shortage. The change would allow a mix of single-family and cottage-style units as a phased development over about five years. The project is projected to add $191,673 per year in property tax and enable an urban renewal district generating about $1.59 million in tax increment over 25 years. This sets up demand for planning, engineering, infrastructure, housing design, and finance support once entitlements are in place.
Cannon Beach plans to acquire the 4.07-acre Holland Property (Haystack Hill) as protected public open space using privately donated funds. Sunset Parks and Recreation Foundation will act as the 501(c)(3) fiscal agent, managing fundraising and project funds with a 10% administrative charge capped at $200,000. The agreement and escrow/deed restriction structure are being finalized, so there is active planning for fundraising strategy, donor outreach tools, and potential conservation-related services.
Siletz is planning Phase 2 of its Wastewater Treatment Plant rebuild but has not begun design engineering and faces a funding gap. Staff recommends issuing a bid for approximately $1.02M in Phase 2 engineering once DEQ approves the master facility plan, expected around August 2026. This creates an upcoming opportunity for civil/environmental engineering firms to design the project and position for later construction-phase work.
The council is set to adopt 2026 goals that include prioritizing projects from the Turner Lake Park Master Plan. AKS Engineering & Forestry prepared a $2.2 million ROM list for restrooms, docks, splash pad, trails, parking, and furnishings. Specific amenities and costs are in the packet, and council will decide which components to tackle first. Park designers, contractors, and grant consultants should track this as the city moves from planning into design, funding, and phased construction.
Turner has adopted a Turner Lake Park Master Plan and is now prioritizing projects from it, supported by a ROM cost estimate totaling about $2.2 million. Amenities include new restrooms, docks, splash pad, picnic shelters, parking, trails, and site furnishings. No construction contractor is selected yet; the current work is planning and prioritization for funding and phasing. Park designers, builders, and grant consultants can help the City move from concept and ROM costs into funded, bid-ready phases.
The Boardman Community Development Association is advancing a roughly $6 million Business Opportunity Incubator, backed by a secured $1.5 million SBA grant. The two-story mixed-use facility will include retail space, executive offices, medical and service suites, and dedicated incubator units, with a focus on women-, minority-, and low-income entrepreneurs. Additional funding partnerships and financing tools are still being pursued, so design, construction, tenant fit-out, and program support needs remain open.
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Government Agencies in Oregon, Oregon
72 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Enterprise
City of Cottage Grove
City of Oakridge
City of the Dalles
City of Depoe Bay
City of Millersburg
City of Canby
City of Estacada
City of Mount Angel
City of Umatilla
City of Boardman
City of Lake Oswego
City of Coquille
City of John Day
City of Aumsville
City of Milwaukie
City of Coburg
City of Astoria
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City of Coos Bay
City of Cannon Beach
City of Wheeler
City of Yamhill
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City of Willamina
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City of Ione
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City of Siletz
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City of Manzanita
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City of Scio
City of Dundee
City of Rogue River
City of Sisters
City of Maupin
City of Burns
City of Lyons
City of Harrisburg
City of Durham
City of Tualatin
City of Springfield
City of Woodburn
City of Adair Village
City of Seaside
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