San Luis Obispo County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in San Luis Obispo County
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SLOCOG is actively advancing its 2026 Fund Cycle by preparing discretionary grant applications for major highway, rail, trail, and active transportation projects. Staff are coordinating with cities, the County, Caltrans, and consultants (e.g., Mark Thomas) on corridor bundles, design/readiness work, and revised strategies like the Shell Beach Road Shared Use Path. This is an open planning phase where technical, planning, grant-writing, and engineering support are still being scoped, offering entry points for firms that can help sharpen applications, delivery strategies, and cost/risk analysis.
Payment for annual liability and work comp programs for the fiscal year.
Preparation of the State Route 46 East Airport Road undercrossing feasibility study.
PRAGA anticipates about $600,000 in short-term borrowing needs for FY 2026-27 and plans to request authorization to negotiate a loan agreement with SSJWD for up to $300,000 in gap funding. SSJWD’s Board discussed the idea, expressed willingness to assist, and directed President Shady to work with legal counsel on terms including interest based on SSJWD’s CA CLASS yield, repayment schedule, and possible reimbursement of staff and legal costs. This is primarily a financial arrangement, but it signals ongoing SGMA implementation activity and potential demand for financial advisory, loan documentation, and cost recovery tracking tools.
Pass-through payment for Travel Paso's work in the Tourism Improvement District.
Pass-through payment for VisitSlocal operations, funded by assessment.
SLOCOG is accepting the final TEA 2.0 Economic Study, which analyzes land-use intensity, fiscal impacts, and transportation efficiencies in 10 study areas and will be followed by a mapping component in fall 2026. The study suggests zoning, parking, and infrastructure changes to support higher-density, transit-efficient infill. While the main consulting work with ECONorthwest is complete, local jurisdictions now have a roadmap that will likely drive future zoning updates, infrastructure plans, and corridor studies where planning, engineering, and fiscal analysis vendors can engage.
Kylix Vineyards California LP and Dimello LP are seeking annexation of 3,956.63 acres of agricultural land into SSJWD and a Sphere of Influence amendment, with LAFCO application No. 1-R-24 in process. SSJWD has approved a Plan for Services and will revise it based on LAFCO comments, then submit the revised plan with the application. Annexation will add roughly 742.9 irrigated acres plus grazing land to the District and bring new assessment revenue, creating a larger service area needing groundwater monitoring, data systems, compliance tools, and potential future recharge or infrastructure projects.
SSJWD reviewed but did not approve a $10,252 not-to-exceed proposal from Confluence Engineering Solutions to evaluate cost reductions and optimization for its groundwater level monitoring network. Instead, staff will inventory existing equipment at each monitoring well and compare current per-well monitoring costs to the fixed costs of installing piezometers and reducing monitoring frequency. This keeps the optimization study and potential equipment changes in planning. Firms offering monitoring network design, sensors, telemetry, and optimization studies can engage staff now as they develop the cost/benefit analysis and future scope.
SLOCOG will enter a sole-source contract up to $7,000 with JETT Consulting to prepare a Call Box Removal Plan for the remaining 41 call boxes, aiming to sunset the system by June 30, 2027. The region spends about $100,000 per year on call box maintenance for only 2.5 emergency calls per month and wants to shift resources toward 511 and Freeway Service Patrol. The plan will define removal phasing, encroachment permits, and competitive removal contracting, creating later opportunities for demolition, telecom, and 511/FSP enhancement vendors.
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Government Agencies in San Luis Obispo County, California
46 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Templeton Unified
Templeton Cemetery District
Squire Canyon Community Services District
South San Luis Obispo County Sanitation District
Shandon-san Juan Water District
Shandon Joint Unified
San Miguel Joint Union
San Luis Obispo Regional Transit Authority
San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport
San Luis Obispo County Office of Education
San Luis Obispo County Airport Authority
San Luis Obispo County Air Pollution Control District
San Luis Obispo County
San Luis Obispo COG
San Luis Coastal Unified
Port San Luis Harbor District
Pleasant Valley Joint Union Elementary
Paso Robles Joint Unified
Paso Robles Cemetery District
Oceano Community Services District
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