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Water line replacement project (Phase 4a) to replace old cast iron and asbestos cement pipes with 8-inch ductile iron, including service lines and meter sets. This phase is coordinated with VDOT's road paving plans.
Roanoke Street Depot Street Pedestrian Accommodations, Roanoke Street Sidewalk and Crossing Projects.
College Street Drainage Improvements Phase Two project.
South Hill is submitting a SMART SCALE grant application to VDOT for safety and mobility improvements along US 58 from Thompson Street to Cycle Lane, supported by crash analysis and regional plans. Council is asked to adopt a resolution of support and reconfirm a $1,000,000 local match to be programmed in the CIP no earlier than FY2030‑2031. This is early‑stage but well‑defined corridor work where transportation planners, designers, and grant support firms can help refine the concept and position it for Commonwealth Transportation Board approval and later design/construction contracts.
FREDA received an update on the Shenandoah Rail Trail initiative, where the Commonwealth plans to acquire a former Norfolk Southern rail corridor and convert it into a multi-use trail. Estimated trail conversion cost is about $164 million, with $35 million in state funds planned for corridor acquisition before pursuing federal funding. This long-horizon project will require engineering, design, construction, environmental, and tourism-related services once ownership and funding are secured.
The Town awarded two major contracts for the Route 58 Bypass water and sewer extension, with Haymes Brothers and Concrete Foundations selected after competitive bidding. About $12 million is budgeted for sewer, and work will run concurrently in two directions from a common starting point. This is decided construction work but signals multi‑year utility expansion where subcontractors, suppliers, and service firms can still support delivery and future phases.
RIFA ratified a detailed Local Performance Agreement with SAC III Acquisition Co. (STACK) for a massive data center campus at the Southern Virginia Megasite. SAC III commits to up to $100B in capital investment over 30 years and 2,500 FTE jobs over 20 years, with minimum annual local tax payments starting at $16.25M for the first 1,000 acres. This solidifies the project framework and clarifies tax, infrastructure, and phasing, creating long‑run demand for design, construction, utilities, technology, and site services.
For FY27‑28, the Town has combined three roofing projects under OMNIA cooperative contracts: a new T‑238 standing seam metal roof for the Emergency Services Building ($468,000), a similar system for the Municipal Building ($383,933), and fluid‑applied and SBS roofs at the Water Treatment Center ($87,122), totaling $939,055 against a $975,000 CIP budget. Gallaher Management Group, using Tremco systems, is the selected contractor. Core work is awarded, but this reveals the roofing incumbent and signals future maintenance, inspection, and related exterior work needs.
Danville is submitting its FY 2026-27 HUD One-Year Action Plan for about $1.2M in CDBG/HOME and program income, targeting housing rehab, critical home repairs, downpayment assistance, rental deposit aid, parks, and nonprofit public services. Many projects, like the new Critical Home Repair Program ($125,000) and housing rehab delivery, will need inspection, construction, and admin support over the year. Housing, planning, and nonprofit service vendors can help the City and subrecipients deliver these HUD-funded programs efficiently.
The Town of Ashland is considering an amendment to its incentive agreement with GK Ashland LLC for a new restaurant. Due to a January ice storm, the applicant seeks to push the projected opening from June 1 to July 1 and adjust language to reflect capital investment. The total estimated cost to open remains about $2.2 million. While the incentive structure is already in place, this change affects project timing and potentially build‑out and fit‑out work. Vendors in construction, interiors, equipment, and restaurant technology may find follow‑on opportunities as the project schedule is reset and budget details are clarified.
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