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Government Projects in Yuma County

32 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

On May 19, 2026 Parks & Recreation presented a public‑private partnership concept for an inclusive playground (≈$500,000) and splash pad remodel ($600,000–$750,000). Council supported the idea but wants to wait for completion of the citywide ADA Transition Plan and to place the projects within the CIP before moving ahead. Design, equipment, fundraising, and grant vendors have time to shape concepts, costs, and partnership structures.

Pre-RFP
$1,250,000Jul 22, 2026

On June 2, 2026 the City awarded DPE Construction the Main Street Improvements Project (Phase 1), CIP 2026‑HURFCIP009, for up to $2,818,112. Mobilization was set to begin mid‑June, with a 120‑day closure of Main Street between Somerton and Union. The prime is chosen, but streetscape, utility, and business‑access improvements here often lead to Phase 2 work, downtown programming, and adjacent private investment.

Contract Award
$2,818,112Jul 22, 2026

Pima County is awarding a $25,000,000 job order contract to a panel of four firms for wastewater conveyance system and related facilities repair, rehabilitation, and construction services. The contracts are funded by the Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department Obligations Fund and will cover task orders across the system. While prime slots are decided, subs and specialty vendors in trenchless rehab, SCADA, pumps, and site work can pursue work through B & F Contracting, Borderland Construction, Ellison-Mills Contracting, and Hunter Contracting.

Contract Award
$25,000,000Jul 14, 2026

Wellton is planning a $1,000,000 High Tanks Brewing Co. development at the Naked Dates farm, including a specialized brewery wastewater system and three‑phase power extension. The Town is preparing a USDA Rural Business Development Grant application for a $150,000 revolving loan fund to support needed infrastructure, leveraging $850,000 in private investment. This is early-stage funding and design work, so engineering, wastewater, electrical, and grant-support vendors can still influence scope and implementation.

Grant Funding
$1,000,000Jul 7, 2026

On June 2, 2026 Somerton approved PACE Engineering for professional services under the USACE agreement for Wastewater Treatment Plant improvements, for up to $531,860. This covers design and construction services within a federal partnership. The main engineering award is decided, but civil, mechanical, and electrical contractors can anticipate a sizable WWTP construction package to follow.

Contract Award
$531,860Jul 22, 2026

On June 16, 2026 Council rescinded a prior pavement preservation award to M Paving LLC and instead awarded ALK Asphalt the project as next lowest responsive bidder. The work covers a 2" asphalt overlay and new striping on County 15th St from Somerton Ave to Cesar Chavez Ave and Marshall Loop Court, with a total budget of $500,000 and an initial award up to $100,000. This identifies current resurfacing vendors and signals an active pavement program.

Contract Award
$500,000Jul 22, 2026

On June 16, 2026 Somerton awarded the Somerton Heights Phase 3 project to Gutierrez Canales Engineering, PC for up to $438,344.55. Scope covers pavement milling and replacement, 611 feet of 6" PVC water line, hydrants, services, sewer line and manhole work, and curb/sidewalk repairs on Daffodil and Orchid Avenues. Main contract is decided, but utility and paving vendors may pursue subcontracts or prepare for future neighborhood rehab phases.

Contract Award
$438,345Jul 22, 2026

YMPO has selected Greenlight Traffic Engineering as consultant for a regional Comprehensive Safety Action Plan, funded by a $400,000 SS4A grant plus $100,000 AZ SMART local match (total $500,000). The plan will expand on the City of Yuma’s existing Road Safety Action Plan to cover all YMPO jurisdictions. The award is decided, but the work will generate corridor studies, project lists, and data needs that can feed future design, ITS, and construction contracts across the region.

Contract Award
$500,000Jun 25, 2026

Pima County is awarding a one-time $359,718.26 purchase to Life Technologies Corporation for a RapidHIT ID System funded from the FM Capital Projects Fund for the Medical Examiner. This brings rapid DNA identification technology into county operations. While the equipment vendor is set, this signals future needs for maintenance, consumables, training, and integration with lab information systems that service providers can target.

Contract Award
$359,718Jul 14, 2026

Pima County is awarding a one-year multiple-supplier contract worth $350,000 annually to Rasix Computer Center (OEM) and B2B Supplies USA (remanufactured) for printer and fax toner cartridges, with four one-year renewal options. The General Fund–funded contract centralizes toner purchasing across departments. While the primes are set, imaging vendors can monitor renewal windows and approach departments with managed print, device consolidation, or workflow solutions that reduce dependence on toner-heavy printing.

Contract Award
$350,000Jul 14, 2026

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