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Garner Economic Development Corporation is planning the Garner Innovation Park on a 15-acre parcel, coordinated with HM Partners’ adjacent 62-acre Jetter parcel. HM Partners will fund site infrastructure and is granting GEDC an additional free 1-acre parcel, but GEDC notes its site is unusable without major infrastructure. Estimated public infrastructure investment by HM Partners is $2,500,000, with projected annual tax revenue to the Town of Garner of $819,771 by 2028. This concept stage work signals upcoming needs for master planning, civil design, infrastructure construction, and site development services as the project advances.
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$2,500,000Jul 15, 2026The Verdant project is a proposed rezoning of 15.82 acres on Creech Road to R4 Conditional for a 52-lot, rear-loaded single-family subdivision. The concept includes dedicated active open space, architectural commitments, and a required bridge crossing over FEMA floodplain and floodway, with four bridge alternatives estimated between $720,000 and $2,500,000. Council is receiving an early development preview, and no approvals or construction contracts have been awarded yet. This is a live private development in design, with significant site, bridge, and residential construction to come, offering opportunities for engineers, bridge contractors, site work firms, and residential builders to engage with the development team.
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$2,500,000Jun 30, 2026The Town is reviewing a conditional rezoning for the 15.82-acre Verdant subdivision on Creech Rd for a 52-lot single-family detached project with rear-loaded homes, active open space, and architectural standards. The master plan requires a bridge over floodplain/floodway, with options ranging from $720,000 to $2.5 million. Land development, utility, transportation, and bridge vendors can engage early with the developer and Town as designs, cost estimates, and permitting for the bridge and subdivision infrastructure are refined.
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$2,500,000Jun 30, 2026Raleigh is advancing design for the 2.2‑mile Ebenezer Church Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvement Project with a $900,214 professional services statement of work to Alfred Benesch & Company. Construction funding is deferred and will depend on an upcoming bond referendum, so design is being completed to be shovel‑ready. This project opens doors for construction firms, materials suppliers, and active transportation vendors to engage as the bond and future bid packages are developed.
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$900,214Jul 7, 2026Raleigh is renewing its self‑funded employee dental insurance administration with Delta Dental of North Carolina for three years, at an estimated cost of $9,239,876 based on enrollment and claims. The Benefits Committee reviewed nine competing bids but chose to stay with Delta Dental, with admin fees increasing 6.7%. While the primary decision is made, benefits consultants and alternative carriers gain insight on contract term and pricing for future cycles or ancillary offerings.
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$9,239,876Jul 7, 2026Raleigh received three bids for generator maintenance and annual load bank services and is awarding five‑year contracts totaling up to $1,088,140 to Gregory Poole Equipment Company, National Power, LLC, and Nixon Power Services, LLC split by generator manufacturers and facility types. This secures long‑term maintenance for Caterpillar, Generac, Kohler, Spectrum, Cummins, and fire station units. Competing firms gain insight into incumbent providers and contract term for future opportunities or OEM partnerships.
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$1,088,140Jul 7, 2026Raleigh Water selected Hazen and Sawyer through an RFQ to design an expansion at the D.E. Benton Water Treatment Plant, adding two biologically activated filters and two dual media filters to reach 20 MGD firm filtration capacity. The design, permitting, and bid phase services contract is $1,816,000, with a future amendment planned for construction phase services. This expansion signals upcoming bids for filter construction, treatment equipment, controls, and related civil work.
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$1,816,000Jul 7, 2026The Sertoma Arts Center Improvements project, funded by the 2022 Park Bond, is moving into construction with Monteith Construction Corp. as CMAR. After public bidding for first-tier subcontractors, Monteith has proposed a $12.3M guaranteed maximum price, and construction is expected to begin within 30–90 days. Subcontractors, specialty trades, and building systems vendors still have opportunities tied to Monteith’s packages and potential change orders for this arts facility renovation and expansion.
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$12,300,000Jul 7, 2026RDU is awarding a five-year maintenance and repair service contract for Terminal 1 and 2 baggage handling systems, 43 passenger boarding bridges, and associated PCA, GPU, and related equipment. After an RFP with eight proposals, OshKosh AeroTech, LLC ranked first and is recommended for a $20,297,566.68 agreement with small-business participation of 19% via Abilities Unlimited. This locks in the incumbent for core airside equipment, but opens opportunities for OEM parts, software, condition monitoring, and future upgrades or expansions over the contract term and options.
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$20,297,566Jul 2, 2026RDU plans to rehabilitate aging asphalt pavement on the NCDOT/UNC apron and adjacent vehicle service road, including milling, reclamation, road reconstruction, security gate replacement, and drainage improvements. Bids ranged from $2.6 million to $3.6 million, with Rifenburg North Carolina, LLC identified as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder at $2,641,915. The Board is asked to approve a construction contract, giving contractors and material suppliers a view into the chosen prime and potential subcontracting opportunities, especially for small businesses.
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Government Agencies in Wake County, North Carolina
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Wake Technical Community College
Higher Ed23,872 students
Wake County Schools
School161,481 students
Wake County
County1,232,444 pop.
University of North Carolina Board of Governors
State
Town of Wendell
City14,400 pop.
Town of Rolesville
City11,297 pop.
Town of Morrisville Town
City31,478 pop.
Town of Knightdale
City20,275 pop.
Town of Garner
City35,265 pop.
Town of Cary Town
City176,063 pop.
Town of Apex Town
City72,218 pop.
Rex Hospital
Public Hospital
Research Triangle Regional Public Transportation Authority
Special District
Raleigh Water
Special District
Raleigh Durham Airport Authority
Special District
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Higher Ed45,678 students
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
State
North Carolina Secretary of State
State
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency
State Housing Authority
North Carolina Emergency Management
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