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Government Projects in Santa Cruz County

20 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The Jail District is asked to approve a renewal letter with Advanced Correctional Healthcare for inmate medical services for FY2026-27, with a 5.82% price increase to about $940,296.13. This confirms the incumbent provider and funding level for the coming year. Healthcare vendors can track this as incumbent intel and watch for future rebid cycles or supplemental service needs such as telehealth, mental health, or specialty care.

Contract Award
$940,296Jul 1, 2026

Tubac Fire District is considering authorization for the Fire Chief to enter a purchase agreement with HME for a Type I fire engine to replace a 1997 International unit. Staff recommends HME Ahrens-Fox demo engine #24544 for about $1,009,665 via the Sourcewell cooperative, with alternatives priced and lead times outlined. This is a near-term apparatus sale with budget already in place; outreach should focus on any remaining configuration, financing, equipment, and delivery support needs.

Active Opportunity
$1,009,665Jun 24, 2026

The board will discuss and may authorize the Fire Chief to enter into a purchase agreement with HME for a Type I fire engine, not to exceed $1,009,665 plus tax and fees. This indicates the district is at the decision point on a major apparatus acquisition and has a preferred vendor named. Apparatus, equipment, and financing providers can track this for incumbent insight, upfit opportunities, and future engine or fleet replacement cycles.

Active Opportunity
$1,009,665Jun 24, 2026

The Jail District is considering renewal with Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc. for detention center medical services, with a 5.82% price increase to about $940,296 for FY 2026-27. ACH has been the jail’s medical provider since 2021 and remains the incumbent through at least mid-2027. This is decided work but reveals the vendor, spend level, and expected 7% budget increase next year, useful for firms offering complementary services, EMR, or future replacement solutions.

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$940,296Jul 1, 2026

Public Works is contracting with HDR Engineering, Inc. for $74,050 in professional services to prepare the I-19 Rio Rico Frontage Road BUILD Grant application under an Arizona cooperative contract. This is an early step toward a major corridor project that would proceed if federal BUILD funding is awarded. Transportation planning, grant-writing, and design firms can track this as it moves from application to potential design and construction phases.

Contract Award
$74,050Jul 15, 2026

The County will contract with HDR Engineering, Inc. for professional services to prepare the I-19 Rio Rico Frontage Road BUILD Grant application under an Arizona Cooperative Contract. The agreement is valued at $74,050 and ratifies Public Works acceptance. This positions HDR as the lead on grant preparation and suggests a potential future capital project along I-19 if the grant is awarded, creating long-term design and construction opportunities.

Contract Award
$74,050Jul 15, 2026

The Sheriff seeks approval of an agreement with APIC Solutions for the purchase and installation of security cameras for the Adult Detention Division. The project is funded by the Jail Enhancement Fund and totals $22,672.51. This confirms APIC Solutions as the selected vendor and highlights ongoing investment in detention security systems that may lead to future expansion, integration, or maintenance needs.

Contract Award
$22,672Jul 15, 2026

The Sheriff’s Office is approving an agreement with APIC Solutions for $22,672.51, funded by the Jail Enhancement Fund, to purchase and install security cameras for the Adult Detention Division. This is a targeted upgrade to the jail’s security and surveillance infrastructure. Security integrators and detention technology firms should note APIC as an incumbent and watch for future phases, integrations, or maintenance needs.

Contract Award
$22,672Jul 15, 2026

Public Works will use a quote from Brown and White, Inc. for $19,232.50 to complete the Harshaw Road Guardrail Replacement Project. This is a discrete safety and roadway maintenance job now going to implementation. Guardrail, safety hardware, and civil subcontractors can seek small participation or prepare for similar maintenance projects financed through the Road Fund.

Contract Award
$19,232Jul 15, 2026

Public Works will approve a quote with Brown and White, Inc. to complete the Harshaw Road Guardrail Replacement Project for $19,232.50. This is a targeted safety improvement on a county roadway. While the contract is decided, it signals ongoing roadway maintenance and safety work in the county road network that may lead to additional projects.

Contract Award
$19,232Jul 15, 2026

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