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Pedestrian crossover project over CSX and Norfolk Southern railroad tracks, including a walkway with gates for safety.
Council reviewed next steps for the Kinnickinnic River Corridor after completing feasibility work. The City is seeking $1.85 million in Congressional Directed Spending for project cooperation and early design and expects to need $6–7 million in local or state match, with a federal cap of $15 million. This is early-stage planning with U.S. Army Corps control once a Project Cooperation Agreement is signed, so firms can help with design development, cost estimating, funding strategy, and public communications before procurement is defined.
The resolution notes recently announced plans for construction of the Saban Center, a learning and discovery center combining the Children’s Hands-On Museum and the Tuscaloosa Children’s Theater. The project is enabled by a $3M gift from the Sabans and $2M from Nick’s Kids Foundation, but no design, contractor, or implementation details are listed. This suggests early-stage planning for a major education-focused facility where architects, exhibit designers, EdTech providers, and construction firms can explore roles as the concept and scope are defined.
The City plans a full replacement of police and fire Motorola radios originally purchased in 2017, with a total project cost around $1.7 million. Ordinance 3341, adopted June 15, 2026, authorizes leaders to lock in current manufacturer incentives now and budget the purchase in a future fiscal year using the 911 Revenue Fund. This is a multi‑year radio and 911 communications upgrade where Motorola is the incumbent, but integrators, installers, and support vendors can still help shape deployment, training, and complementary systems.
The City is awarding a construction contract to L and K Contracting Co., Inc. for the 2026 Headland Avenue Red Water Project for $1,799,428. This appears to be a water main or quality improvement project on Headland Avenue, with funds appropriated and a Notice to Proceed authorized. The award confirms L and K as incumbent for this corridor, which is useful for subcontractors, materials suppliers, and firms targeting follow-on utility or roadway restoration work along the same alignment.
The City is awarding a $1,799,428 contract to L and K Contracting Co., Inc. for the 2026 Headland Avenue Red Water Project and issuing a Notice to Proceed. This is an active water infrastructure construction job focused on addressing discolored "red" water issues along Headland Avenue. The award reveals L and K as the incumbent for this corridor, useful for construction subs, materials suppliers, and firms targeting follow-on utility work or inspection services.
Service agreement for public works fleet management.
Completing the contract for the Wiregrass Innovation Center, including a change order deduction.
Project managers Volkert are requesting approval of Amendment #2 to the 1220 Exhibits contract for the Saban Center, totaling $1,930,574.66 in added scope. The amendment covers various exhibit upgrades and revisions to enhance visitor experience, funded by 2024 Elevate Tuscaloosa. The primary exhibit vendor is set, but this signals a larger exhibit budget and potential needs for specialty fabrication, AV, interactives, and ongoing operations and maintenance.
Mobile is authorizing a contract with Chris Brewer Construction for 2026 Public Services storm drainage repair and maintenance, valued about $1.43 million. The firm will handle drainage work citywide through this program year. Civil contractors and engineering firms can view this as incumbent data and anticipate future phases, design support, or specialized services like lining, inspections, and erosion control.
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City of Union Springs Housing Authority
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Wiregrass Medical Center
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Winston County
Winfield Housing Authority
Winfield City School District
Wilcox County School District
Wilcox County
Whitfield Regional Hospital
West Shelby Fire & Rescue District, Inc.
West Lauderdale County Water and Fire Protection Authority
Washington County Housing Authority
Washington County School District
Washington County Hospital
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Warrior River Water Authority
Walter Water Authority
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