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Storey County Fire Protection District plans to accept the low bid from BLC Builders for the Station 75 – Italy project, with a not-to-exceed cost of $10,943,588. This is a major fire station construction in the Italy Drive area, moving into build phase with a general contractor selected. While prime work is decided, there is significant room for subs and suppliers in fire protection systems, communications, apparatus bays, furnishings, and long-term maintenance.
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$10,943,588Jul 21, 2026The Storey County Highway Board will consider awarding the 2026 Road Rehab Project to SNC Construction for $4,497,007 and a $498,654 construction management task order to DOWL Engineering, for a total of $4,995,661. The prime and CM are effectively selected pending board approval. This gives downstream vendors, materials suppliers, and specialty subs clear incumbents to approach for asphalt, traffic control, testing, and related services on this multi‑million dollar program.
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$4,995,661Jul 7, 2026Design of the wastewater treatment plant intermediate upgrades is underway, with 90% design reviewed and 100% design expected by the end of May 2026. The Board also directed staff to defer certain capital improvements in the current 5-year CIP pending more data on flows and plant sizing. This is a key upcoming construction project where final scope and timing are still being refined, relevant for design-build teams and contractors tracking future WWTP work.
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$30,000,000May 28, 2026TRIGID reviewed long-term sewer system revenues, expenses, capital improvements, and rates. The Board directed staff to defer proposed capital improvements in the current 5-year CIP and return with a revised plan as more data on flows and plant size is collected. A future sewer rate-setting hearing is targeted for August 6, 2026, making this a key budget and planning window tied to large capital projects.
Budget Planning
$30,000,000May 28, 2026TRIGID approved multiple FY27 engineering support contracts with DOWL, Shaw Engineering, Diversified Consulting Services, Resource Concepts Inc., and Desert Research Institute. Work covers new development pass-throughs, resident engineering during construction, QA training, staff augmentation, groundwater mitigation, industrial discharge program management, FOG program work, water rights support, and hydrogeologic modeling. These awards confirm key incumbents for design, inspection, and technical studies, useful for subs, specialty providers, and firms targeting future rebids or adjacent services.
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$433,700May 28, 2026Storey County is considering Resolution 26-825 to transfer its 2026 Private Activity Bond Cap (~$295,000) to Nevada Rural Housing Authority. NRHA will use this cap to finance mortgage revenue bonds and down payment assistance for rural first-time homebuyers. The decision is commercially relevant for lenders, brokers, and homebuyer support vendors who can partner with NRHA to drive loan volume and housing counseling tied to these programs.
Grant Funding
$295,149Jul 21, 2026TRIGID approved an emergency construction contract to Nelson Electric for up to $237,570 plus 10% contingency to build connection points for RO Skid No. 3. The work will create the capital improvements needed to tie the additional Veolia skid into the system. This identifies Nelson Electric as the contractor for this portion and shows ongoing field construction around temporary RO facilities.
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$261,327May 28, 2026Storey County is approving Resolution 26-825 to transfer its 2026 Private Activity Bond Volume Cap of $295,149.71 to the Nevada Rural Housing Authority for single-family affordable housing programs such as Home at Last and MCCs. While NRHA is the direct beneficiary, this confirms added bonding capacity for rural homeownership aid in the region. Lenders, mortgage brokers, and homebuyer educators should anticipate expanded NRHA-backed products in Storey County and can coordinate with NRHA to market and deploy these tools.
Grant Funding
$295,150Jul 7, 2026Storey County is asked to authorize the County Manager to sign a contract with RCG Economics for up to $95,000 to update the 2023 Regional Benefits Report and provide economic consulting and legislative support at $200/hour. RCG is the selected consultant, and this work will shape the county’s economic narrative ahead of the 2027 legislative session. Competing firms should treat this as incumbent intel and watch for complementary work on impact analysis, communications, and project packaging that RCG may not cover internally.
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$95,000Jul 7, 2026Storey County is considering granting an easement (File 2026-036) to the TRI General Improvement District to construct and operate two water tanks on county-owned land at 8665 USA Parkway. This clears the way for design and construction of new potable or storage tanks in the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center area. Tank manufacturers, civil engineers, and controls/SCADA vendors should track TRI GID as the project owner with a defined site and legal access for upcoming design, construction, and integration work.
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