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Alameda County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Academic team engages professional coaches for staff development, strategic growth, and support via Stronger Consulting agreements.
Status:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Stronger Consulting
Note:
Inferred: Indicates ongoing demand for coaching and training providers specializing in K-12 school improvement and instructional leadership.
Board approval of two consulting agreements with Stronger Consulting for Academic Team Coaching and Support (up to $30,375) and HR Equity Audit (up to $19,250).
Status:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Stronger Consulting
Note:
Explicit contract ratification for professional consulting services in academic and HR equity areas, suitable for consultants specializing in education reform and DEI audits.
HR Equity Audit contract (Stronger Consulting, up to $19,250) targeting review and improvement of HR processes and equity.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Stronger Consulting
Note:
Explicit HR equity audit positions consulting firms for continued involvement in personnel policies, DEI initiatives, and compliance support.
Board approval for an academic support consulting agreement with JJ Huff, not to exceed $70,000, aimed at strategic academic improvement.
Status:
Service type:
Administration & Finance
Associated Companies:
JJ Huff
Note:
Explicit contract ratification for external academic support services provides subcontracting opportunities for education consultants and support teams.
First amendment with Raimi & Associates for technical services to support implementation of the Climate Action and Resiliency Plan (CARP), $30,000 increase, one-year extension.
Agency:
City of AlamedaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Raimi & Associates
Note:
Consultants for climate plan implementation may subcontract engineering/environmental analysis, stakeholder engagement, and climate research; local sustainability-focused companies may benefit.
California
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Major dredging and related construction of Brisbane Marina, including removal of ~225,000 cubic yards (base bid), expected within June-Nov 2026. Construction value projected at $6.1M–$8.9M. Project is approaching bid-readiness pending permitting and design completion.
Agency:
City of BrisbaneStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Anchor QEA, LLC (design and permitting), Construction contractor to be determined
Note:
Imminent high-value bid opportunity for marine construction, earthmoving, surveying, and related trades. City will separately issue an IFB following final design and permitting; future needs include construction management and surveying. Inferred: Soft costs not included in ROM value and possible alternatives (e.g. upland disposal, add-ons for Area 12) open other subcontracting/consulting opportunities. Upcoming bid highly likely within a year.
Emergency and ongoing repairs to Sanger's Domestic and Industrial Wastewater Treatment Facilities, including digester, clarifiers, headworks, SCADA upgrades, and new sludge tank.
Agency:
City of SangerStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Rockeez, VIS, Diamond Weld Industries, Telstar
Note:
Multiple contracts have been ratified and new work scopes identified (e.g., DAF, Roughing Filter, Clarifier 3, SCADA upgrades). Work is being done on a rolling, time and materials basis, with repeated bidding waivers due to emergency conditions. The upgrades could generate subcontracting opportunities for engineering, environmental and specialty contractors. Inferred: Potential for additional unanticipated repair needs given facility age and ongoing discoveries.
Potential pilot/installation of a camera surveillance system at Community Park, likely using advanced AI-enabled cameras (e.g., Verkada CR63-E). Scope may include equipment, installation, subscriptions/licensing, and policy development.
Agency:
City of BrisbaneStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Qovo Solutions, Inc., Verkada (manufacturer), Potential others
Note:
Staff received pricing on multiple camera system options (AI camera: ~$9k plus install/licensing; dome: ~$16k plus install/licensing). Council will review data retention policies and costs to finalize approach; pilot project could expand to more parks. Inferred: IT integrators, physical security contractors, and SaaS providers may have opportunities for install/maintenance/support contracts if project proceeds.
Completion of permitting and preparation of 90% and 100% dredge design documents for the 2026 Brisbane Marina Maintenance Dredging Project. Prepares the project to be bid-ready for construction to dredge an estimated 225,000 cubic yards in the summer/fall 2026 window.
Agency:
City of BrisbaneStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Anchor QEA, LLC
Note:
This contract amendment brings the total consultant spend to $301,500 for services through final design and permitting. The City is planning a $6.1-6.3 million (potential high end $8.9 million) construction project for dredging, with funding strategy (including potential state/federal grants) still to be worked out. Prime contract in soft services now—opportunity for construction firms, environmental consultants, and marine engineering. Inferred: There may also be opportunities for subcontractors and suppliers in the future main construction phase.
Contract amendment for Brisbane Marina maintenance dredging in 2026, increasing funds and scope.
Agency:
City of BrisbaneStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Anchor QEA, LLC
Note:
Amendment No. 2 increases contract for specialized dredging services. Inferred: Dredging projects often require subcontractors (e.g., equipment providers, environmental engineers, surveyors), representing opportunities for related businesses.
Contra Costa County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
New Aquatic and Community Center construction (Phase 2) at Heather Farm, including design, construction, and demolition of existing Clark pool.
Agency:
City of Walnut CreekStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Leop Construction
Note:
Total project estimated at $75.8 million, with Phase 2 construction contract at $51.58 million. Financing secured via $55 million lease revenue bonds. Inferred: Potential for subcontractors and related services during construction phases.
Reallocation, evaluation, and grant preparation for HUD CoC funding involving technical assistance to local homeless service providers and strategic shifts in project types due to new HUD funding caps.
Note:
HUD has imposed new limits on funding for permanent housing, leading to a $6.47M cap for Contra Costa County. This will trigger technical assistance needs, reallocation services, grant strategy consultations, and training on compliance for all renewal/permanently housing and new project applicants. Technical assistance workshops are open to organizations new to CoC funding, creating opportunities for consulting, data management, grant writing, and program evaluation vendors. Inferred: Additional opportunities exist for IT and grant management solution providers as online applications and scoring tools are updated.
Del Norte County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Emergency repair of aging generator critical to water supply system; contract awarded to Cummins Sales & Service with contingency for additional work.
Agency:
CRESCENT city HSG AUTHStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Cummins Sales & Service
Note:
Repair work has been authorized and contracted under $75K threshold. Inferred: Projects for related generator servicing, infrastructure upgrades, backup power system evaluations, and emergency preparedness plans may follow due to age of equipment and city’s focus on resilience. Secondary opportunity for parts suppliers and future monitoring/maintenance contracts.
Development and construction of a mixed-use complex with 27 affordable residential units and street-level retail at the former Daly's building. Project includes energy-efficient design, green spaces, EV charging, community business incubator, and revitalization of downtown core.
Agency:
CRESCENT city HSG AUTHStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Community System Solutions (Lead Developer), TCA Architects Inc., Bridge Sovereign, Red Sky, Lee Tromble Civil Engineering
Note:
City awarded over $1M in PLHA/PIP grants to CSS for affordable housing development. Total project estimated at $11M, requires additional financing (grants, tax credits, loans). Includes retail/business incubator. Scheduled to start site acquisition and predevelopment in December 2025, construction in 2027. Large opportunity for contractors, subcontractors, consultants, engineering, workforce training, building suppliers, and property management post-completion. Inferred: Additional local contracting/subconsulting opportunities during predevelopment phase due to multi-phase nature and multiple sources of state/federal funding.
Humboldt County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Outsourcing the preparation and fine-tuning of the 7th cycle Housing Element, a state-mandated legal requirement.
Agency:
City of FortunaStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Place Works
Note:
Inferred: City lacks internal staff capacity/time. Decision to be made in January 2026 meeting. This is a critical and legally mandated project.
Procurement of parametric earthquake insurance to provide immediate liquidity and flexible funds after an earthquake, especially for events not qualifying for federal disaster declarations or to fill funding gaps.
Agency:
City of FortunaStatus:
Service type:
Insurance
Associated Companies:
K2 Parametric Insurance Services
Note:
This is for city-owned properties and discretionary use of funds. Annual premium of $13,730 for $500,000 maximum coverage. Decision by December 19, 2025.
Kern County
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Preparation and administration of the Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule (ROPS), including reporting, legal review, consulting, and compliance for the Ridgecrest Successor Redevelopment Agency for FY 2026-27.
Agency:
City of RidgecrestStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Rosenow Spevacek Group, BLX Group LLC, U.S. Bank
Note:
The ROPS requires services covering administrative costs, annual bond requirement reporting, arbitrage analysis, and fiscal agent duties. There are explicit line items for third-party consulting and legal services. The presence of a $250,000 administrative budget suggests opportunities for consulting, legal, accounting, and public finance advisors to support these enforceable obligations over the next year. Inferred: Opportunities exist for other specialized vendors, particularly those experienced in state compliance and debt management.
Awarded contract for the construction of the Sgt. John Pinney Memorial Pool Complex, including alternates as requested by city staff, utilizing Measure P funds.
Agency:
City of RidgecrestStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
AMG & Associates, Inc.
Note:
This is an explicit, large-scale municipal construction project with the awarded contract totaling up to $19.4 million, including contingency. Since the contract is awarded, subcontracting opportunities for trades (pool equipment, landscaping, paving, masonry, electrical, plumbing, etc.) are likely available. The project may also require future service contracts for maintenance, operations, and facility management. Inferred: AMG & Associates will likely seek qualified local subcontractors to fulfill specialty components.
Payments to SSD Systems for multi-facility alarm service contracts, indicating continuing need for building security solutions at several city facilities.
Agency:
City of TehachapiStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
SSD Systems
Note:
Indicates contractual opportunities or renewal cycles in building security and alarm systems for municipal facilities.
Payment to Westrock LLC for major progress or completion related to the Dennison Westside Bike & Pedestrian project.
Agency:
City of TehachapiStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Westrock LLC
Note:
Large payment suggests either substantial progress on construction or project completion, presenting opportunities for subcontracting (e.g. landscaping, paving, signage, maintenance). Inferred: Possible ongoing or future maintenance/service contracts.
Multiple contracts with BrightView Landscape Services Inc. for citywide landscaping and weed abatement at parks, medians, city facilities, and other sites.
Agency:
City of TehachapiStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
BrightView Landscape Services Inc.
Note:
Volume and diversity of contracts with BrightView suggest ongoing maintenance and recurring bids, with potential future opportunities for landscaping, tree removal, irrigation, and park maintenance.
Kings County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Council approval to move forward with development of 148 single-family lots in Subdivision Tract 935 (SE corner of 18 3/4 Ave & Glendale Ave), with Lennar Homes as the developer.
Agency:
City of LemooreStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Lennar Homes of California, Inc.
Note:
This is a major housing development project with full city approval for delivery over the coming 24 months. Inferred: Substantial subcontracting opportunities exist for sitework, underground utilities, road and sidewalk installation, landscaping, home construction, and city infrastructure connections. The inclusion in a Community Facilities District suggests future opportunities for operations and maintenance contracts as well.
Lake County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Adoption and implementation of the 2025 Sewer Master Plan, including collection system repairs, main replacements, SCADA upgrades, lift station improvements, WWTP upgrades, and I&I reduction program.
Agency:
City of LakeportStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
PACE Engineering, Inc.
Note:
Immediate-term improvements in plan total ~$14M, focused on sewer main replacements, lift station upgrades, and SCADA within 2025-2030. City qualifies for CWSRF grants and 50% funding for secondary priority projects. Inferred: Multiple construction, engineering, equipment, environmental consulting, and trenchless technology vendors will be needed. Grant writing and program management support opportunities likely.
Implementation of the 2025 Water Master Plan, including new well development, water main replacements, plant equipment upgrades, storage tank improvements, and SCADA systems.
Agency:
City of LakeportStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
PACE Engineering, Inc.
Note:
Plan includes immediate, near-term, and long-term improvements; Immediate and near-term packages together total over $26M within a 10-year window; City is classified as a Severely Disadvantaged Community and will actively pursue DWSRF and other state/federal grants; high likelihood of multiple bid packages, vendor, contractor, and consulting opportunities. Inferred: Significant RFP and subcontracting opportunities for construction, engineering, monitoring, equipment suppliers, automation, and maintenance firms.
Completion of the Martin & Lakeshore Repaving Project covering road rehabilitation, utility adjustments, and pavement marking/restoration.
Agency:
City of LakeportStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Ghilotti Construction Company
Note:
Project followed a major water and sewer main replacement (2024). Notice of Completion signals opportunities for maintenance contracts, striping, and potential future phase projects.
Los Angeles County
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Sole source amendment with USGS for advanced 3D elevation (LiDAR) data collection for Los Angeles Region Imagery Acquisition Consortium (LAR-IAC) to support property assessment, flood control, fire risk mapping, public safety, and infrastructure planning.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
US Geological Survey (USGS)
Note:
This is a sole source contract amendment, but LAR-IAC involves 40+ cities and many County departments; these entities may seek local consulting, data analysis, and geospatial/GIS solutions leveraging the datasets acquired. Inferred: Numerous downstream opportunities exist for GIS consultants, environmental analytics, infrastructure engineers, and software developers to support County and consortium members in utilizing new LiDAR data for fire risk, water management, urban forestry, infrastructure planning, and emergency preparedness. County seeks efficiency in entering future agreements for GIS services, creating ongoing subcontracting needs.
Rehabilitation and expansion of Hamilton Court, a transitional affordable housing project for women and families affected by domestic violence. Includes MEP upgrades, increasing units from 14 to 19 micro studios, and adding support spaces and accessible units.
Agency:
City of GlendaleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
MMA architecture
Note:
Project will provide a net gain of 7 housing units. Funded partly by CHTO and Home ARP dollars. Council approved designating Verdugo Housing as a CHTO.
Amendment to increase contract with Melad and Associates, Inc. by $140,000 for building plan check and permit technician services for continued development review.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Melad and Associates, Inc.
Note:
Plan check and permitting support contract expansion reflects ongoing or growing construction and real estate activity in the city. Inferred: Secondary opportunities for similar firms, and a sign of development pipeline.
Deployment and operation of personal delivery devices (PDDs) for "last mile" delivery of goods (food, groceries, retail) within West Hollywood, under a permanent regulatory framework and operating agreements with the city.
Agency:
City of West HollywoodStatus:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Serve Robotics; Coco
Note:
Inferred: Transition from pilot to permanent program includes program fees ($2,500 per 10 devices, up to 30 per operator) and advertising fees ($4 per device per day, negotiated down from $6). Revenues to be reinvested in sidewalk improvements. Supports local businesses, reduces car trips and emissions. Fleet size of 30 devices per operator. 180 trips/day cumulatively. "establishes a framework to ensure PDD operations" (01:10:45) "$2,500 per every 10 devices" (01:12:14)
Ongoing processing, compliance, and audit related to Employee Retention Credit (ERC) funds received from the IRS, including eligibility documentation and risk management.
Agency:
Camino Nuevo High #2 DistrictStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
ExED, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
Note:
ERC funds of $4.77M recognized in audited financials for 2025, with the IRS entitled to future review. Inferred: CNCA may require further consulting, legal, and compliance support for documentation, potential audit defense, and federal grant management related to ERC. Schools receiving large ERC allocations are particularly motivated to contract with specialized compliance and legal experts.
Madera County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
CMAS piggyback contract with EKC Enterprises for replacement of the City Hall Council Chambers audio/visual (A/V) system. Includes purchase, installation, and setup.
Agency:
City of MaderaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
EKC Enterprises
Note:
Piggyback contracts may present small subcontracting opportunities (i.e., installation, networking, training) for local vendors or AV specialists.
One-year extension of on-call consultant services agreements with AECOM Technical Services Inc. and Westwood Professional Services Inc. (formerly O’Dell Engineering), each with not-to-exceed amount of $400,000.
Agency:
City of MaderaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
AECOM Technical Services Inc., Westwood Professional Services Inc.
Note:
Contract value capped at $400,000 per agreement. Opportunity for subcontractors and specialized service providers to connect with awarded firms for potential project support. Regular RFPs or opportunities may become available under these on-call arrangements.
Marin County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Provision of food and non-alcoholic beverages for art reception events, particularly for lower gallery shows featuring underrepresented and emerging artists. Also includes wine and Pellegrino for all receptions.
Agency:
Town of TiburonStatus:
Service type:
Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:
Nugget
Note:
Budget for lower gallery food is $300 per event for 4 events. Upper gallery artists typically cover their own food. This aims to support emerging/underrepresented artists.
Town Park East Field Rehabilitation Project including supply and installation of Tiftuf Sod, with construction contract to be awarded to lowest responsible and responsive bidder.
Agency:
Town of Corte MaderaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Delta Bluegrass Company
Note:
Project is open for bids with authorization to sole-source Tiftuf Sod from Delta Bluegrass Company; prime contract includes construction labor and material supply suggesting sub-contracting opportunities; Inferred: Likely need for landscaping, irrigation, site preparation, and field services; 10% contingency suggests potential follow-on services or change orders.
Use of developer fees for construction, acquisition, and remodeling of school facilities, including new classrooms, portables, and technology upgrades to serve increasing enrollment and early intervention student growth.
Agency:
Novato UnifiedStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
King Consulting (Developer Fee Study)
Note:
Report identifies an unexpended developer fee balance of $1,322,139 for future projects, including new buildings, remodeling, technology upgrades, and portables due to increasing enrollment and Early Intervention needs. Inferred: Projects are likely to be bid out to construction and technology service firms per typical use of such funds and timelines. The explicit reference to 'adding additional classrooms, technology and acquiring and installing additional portable classrooms' indicates multiple simultaneous project opportunities. Vendor selection pending; no grant funds mentioned at this meeting.
Merced County
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Acceptance of $69,252 FY2024 State Homeland Security Grant funds and authority to purchase Novo portable digital x-ray machine for Police Department.
Note:
Potential for ongoing equipment maintenance, training, and procurement of complementary technology. Federal and state grant shows opportunities for vendors selling to law enforcement.
Contract Change Order No. 3 with Diede Construction Inc. for $184,376 for additional work due to fire, vandalism, and owner-requested betterments at Stephen Leonard Building.
Agency:
City of MercedStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Diede Construction Inc.
Note:
Rehabilitation work due to disaster and owner upgrades provide opportunities for specialty contractors, fire and vandalism repair, building security, and rehabilitation services. Inferred: Other vendors may be required for building systems or finishing work.
City Council authorizing payment of up to $175,000 in additional litigation costs for ongoing representation by Marderosian and Cohen related to 2023 flood litigation.
Agency:
City of MercedStatus:
Service type:
Miscellaneous Expenses
Associated Companies:
Marderosian and Cohen
Note:
Legal and expert services related to complex litigation, including depositions and expert witness agreements, may create subcontracting opportunities for legal support vendors, investigators, expert witnesses, and litigation technology.
Acceptance of $45,018 FY2024 State Homeland Security Grant for bomb squad suit, helmet and communications package for Police Department.
Note:
Grant-funded equipment purchase; future opportunities with law enforcement and emergency equipment providers, including training and procurement consulting.
Design Professional Services Agreement for annual audit and related services, not to exceed $300,000 over five years with Vasquez & Company LLP.
Agency:
City of MercedStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Vasquez & Company LLP
Note:
The City is entering a multi-year agreement for audit and related financial services, indicating ongoing subcontracting and consulting potential for financial professionals. Inferred: Opportunities may exist for specialty financial consulting and temporary staff augmentation.
Orange County
Showing 5 of 6 projects
Award of maintenance services agreement for citywide street striping to J & S Striping Company, Inc., with possible extensions and contingency for additional work.
Agency:
City of Laguna NiguelStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
J & S Striping Company, Inc.
Note:
Multi-year contract with contingency for unforeseen conditions or additional work; opportunities for traffic safety suppliers (paint, signage), subcontractors, project management. Inferred: May require sustainable or high-visibility materials per referenced code adoptions.
Award of construction contract for replacing bus shelters citywide, including provisions for change orders, to Alfaro Communications Construction, Inc.
Agency:
City of Laguna NiguelStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Alfaro Communications Construction, Inc.
Note:
Construction contract awarded with a 20% contingency for additional services; high likelihood of needing subcontracting (site prep, electrical, signage, accessibility upgrades). Potential leads for materials suppliers and maintenance after completion. Inferred: May have accessibility and sustainability requirements per related ordinance adoptions.
Purchase of eight portable light towers to support various field operations and public safety efforts.
Agency:
City of Costa MesaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
National Auto Fleet Group
Note:
Procurement of specialized equipment via cooperative agreements may create indirect subcontracting or maintenance needs. Inferred: Opportunities for equipment servicing, training, or future supply.
Purchase of four new BMW police motorcycles to modernize the police department's vehicle fleet.
Agency:
City of Costa MesaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Long Beach BMW Motorcycles
Note:
Direct purchase authorized under a cooperative agreement; indirect opportunities for maintenance, outfitting, supply of police vehicle accessories, and technical training.
Construction of new bicycle facilities on Adams Avenue, including paths, traffic improvements, and related infrastructure, plus provision of construction management and inspection support services.
Agency:
City of Costa MesaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Excel Paving Company, Z&K Consultants, Inc.
Note:
This is an active federally funded project requiring both construction and professional services. There may be further opportunities for subcontractors in related trades, and for vendors supplying construction materials. Inferred: Potential for additional subconsultant work during the project. Federal oversight and environmental compliance necessary.
Riverside County
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Approval and budget increase for contracted animal field and shelter services for fiscal years 2025-2028 with County of Riverside.
Agency:
City of Jurupa ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
County of Riverside
Note:
Major service contract with annual value increases. Inferred: Possible subcontracting for animal facility upgrades, veterinary services, animal transport, and technology solutions for tracking and reporting.
City approval of an agreement for animal field and shelter services with the County of Riverside for FY 2025-2028, including a budget increase.
Agency:
City of Jurupa ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
County of Riverside
Note:
Ongoing service agreement may present subcontracting, technology, or facility management opportunities, especially as budget increases are authorized.
Master Application MA 22248: General Plan amendment, rezoning, tract map and site permit to allow 232 residential units and 24,000 square feet of commercial/retail on 33 acres at Limonite Avenue and Wineville Avenue.
Agency:
City of Jurupa ValleyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Diversified Pacific Development Group, LLC
Note:
This large-scale, mixed-use project will generate numerous contracting opportunities for general construction, specialty trades, engineering services, site development, utilities installation, and environmental monitoring. Inferred project value based on project scale.
Feasibility study and policy development for establishing "hotel vacation rental zones" or VR overlay zones, potentially modeled after La Quinta, to integrate short-term rentals with traditional hotel operations and optimize tourism revenue and community impact.
Agency:
City of Desert Hot SpringsStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Miracle Springs Resort and Spa
Note:
Aims to increase TOT revenue, resolve issues like parking and enforcement, and enhance marketability as a vacation destination.
Citywide street sweeping, multi-year service contract with opportunities for subcontracting, equipment supply, and related environmental maintenance work.
Agency:
City of Desert Hot SpringsStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
SCA of CA, LLC
Note:
SCA of CA retains a major citywide contract for street sweeping, with a 3-year term. Potential for subcontracting, equipment leasing, and environmental compliance. Inferred: Opportunities for suppliers of equipment, maintenance, and auxiliary services.
Sacramento County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for a proposed residential development on the Kassis Site. The EIR will address environmental impacts, including hydrology, and potentially include a "no project" alternative and other required elements. The developer is proposing a reduced-density alternative (no more than 6 dwelling units per acre) but public opposition strongly advocates against any development in the floodplain.
Agency:
City of Rancho CordovaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Trumark (Rancho Cordova LLC)
Note:
The item for the Tolling Agreement was rejected and will be re-agendized. The City confirmed it will contract for the EIR and be in charge of the process. Opportunities for environmental consultants, legal services specializing in CEQA/land use, and potentially civil engineering for flood mitigation design.
San Bernardino County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Award of professional services agreement for environmental and design services for the Pine Avenue connector bridge project, extending Pine Avenue from State Route 71 to Uclid Avenue, including widening existing road and a new four-lane elevated arterial roadway.
Agency:
City of ChinoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Biggs Cardosa Associates
Note:
Project pivoted from embankment to bridge structure due to environmental concerns and Army Corps objections. Requires Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Funded by development impact fees, Measure I arterial fund, and safety loo federal funds. City is seeking federal grants for construction.
Award of contract for citywide HVAC preventative maintenance and repair services for all city facilities (excluding police).
Agency:
City of ChinoStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
CE Mechanical Incorporated
Note:
Includes $476,000 for preventative maintenance and $900,000 for repairs/replacements. 84% of 130 HVAC units are older than 15 years, 19% older than 25 years. New preventative maintenance program.
Upgrades to electric infrastructure, including replacement of aging/inaccessible poles, transformer upgrades, and system improvements on multiple corridors. Phase value of $507,198.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Petrelli Electric
Note:
Petrelli Electric serves as general contractor. Subcontracting potential for supply, labor, safety inspections, and specialty engineering. Additional phases likely as city continues modernization program.
Award construction contract for CDBG alley improvements, including pavement improvements to east-west alley south of D Street, concrete ribbon gutter, and ADA improvements to eight alley entrances.
Agency:
City of ChinoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CJ Concrete Construction; HR Green
Note:
Total project allocation: $549,624.65. Total cost of construction: $469,134.50. Discrepancy noted between explicit award amount and total construction cost. Project funded by transportation fund and CDBG. Received 18 bids, many below engineer's estimate.
Amendments to construction reimbursement agreement for Merrill Avenue widening, interconnect, and Uclid Avenue median improvements due to unforeseen conditions and scope changes.
Agency:
City of ChinoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Rita; Skinnel
Note:
Revised project budget increased by $1.9 million. Includes storm drain work, concrete layer removal, expanded paving, and concrete enhancements at intersections. Funded by development impact fees.
San Francisco County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Furnishing and installing acoustical wall panels in Music Rooms 250 and 254, including temporary moving and protection of equipment, and post-job cleanup at Marina Middle School.
Status:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Sweetwater, Acoustical Fulfillment
Note:
Project openly calls for bids and requires a Class B General Building Contractor. A pre-bid conference is mandatory. Work includes room preparations, equipment protections, and cleaning, indicating potential minor subcontracting opportunities (e.g., moving, cleaning services). Documents mention Sweetwater and Acoustical Fulfillment for product and plan information, possibly providing preferred solutions. The 2-year warranty underscores a focus on quality; local contractors might have an edge. Estimated contract value is under the $75,000 informal bid threshold.
Furnish and install acoustical panels in music rooms 250 and 254 including moving and protecting equipment, meeting code compliance, and providing a two-year warranty.
Status:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Sweetwater, Acoustical Fulfillment
Note:
Scope includes construction, specialized panel installation, and warranty requirement, which will require external contractors. Contractor will need to coordinate with school staff for equipment movement and protection. Sweetwater is noted as the panel distributor, indicating potential subcontractor or supplier partnership. Insurance and bonding requirements specified, making this appropriate for established contractors.
San Mateo County
Showing 5 of 16 projects
Agreement with Insight Public Sector, Inc. to provide IBM iSeries cloud hosting services for 3 years with possible extensions.
Status:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Insight Public Sector, Inc.
Note:
Explicit contract authorization; inference indicates likely need for ancillary IT services, support, and potential subcontractor roles.
Agreement for neurosurgery services with Dr. Ronald Greenwald from November 2025 to October 2028.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Ronald Greenwald, MD
Note:
Explicit lead; opportunities for perioperative support services, staff training, and medical technology deployment.
Fourth amendment to Granicus, Inc. agreement for software services supporting public meetings and legislation functions, extending term and increasing funding.
Status:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Granicus, Inc.
Note:
Explicit lead; possible IT subcontracting for platform integration, updates, or support around public transparency and legislative management.
Amendment increasing funding for Family Connections to provide child abuse prevention services; new total $1,054,855.
Status:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Family Connections
Note:
Explicit contract; opportunities for specialist consulting, program delivery staff, counselors.
Amendment to agreement extending residential and transitional care services term and funding for A&A Health Services, LLC.
Status:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
A&A Health Services, LLC
Note:
Explicit; continued services—possible subcontracting for staff, training, or facility upgrades.
Santa Barbara County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Purchase and replacement of Reserve Unit Rescue 51 with a new 2026 Ram 5500 Chassis Cab Tradesman 4x4 Crew Cab, including required post-purchase alterations.
Agency:
City of LompocStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
National Auto Fleet Group
Note:
Initial contract is for vehicle procurement ($139,229.32), with further post-purchase alterations anticipated to bring total to $210,000. Inferred: There are likely subcontracting or vendor opportunities for vehicle upfitting and emergency equipment supplies/services.
Potential purchase of seven new 2026 Ford F-150 Lightning EVs for Water, Parks, Urban Forestry, and Transit divisions, with discussion on competitive dealer procurement and ZEV transition.
Agency:
City of LompocStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
National Auto Fleet Group (if awarded)
Note:
RFP or competitive bid process may open up opportunities for local and regional auto dealers and electric vehicle upfitters. Inferred: Additional opportunities for installation and maintenance of EV charging infrastructure and fleet management services.
Santa Clara County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Development of a new one-story, 487,564 sq ft industrial building with office space and site improvements for warehousing and distribution (Amazon 'sub same day'). Includes internal roadways, landscaping, 781 vehicle parking, 50 oversized truck parking, 27 loading dock doors, 5 bio retention basins, stormwater control plan, storm drain improvements, pervious pavement. Off-site public improvements: slurry seal/crack seal South Midas Blvd, 3-inch grind and overlay Jibralter Drive, equipment upgrades for intersection lights/signals, ADA compliant sidewalks.
Agency:
City of MilpitasStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
FCS International; Shepard Mullen; Kieran Wright Engineering
Note:
Project will replace a vacant site since 2018. Includes significant storm water management upgrades that will decrease peak flow. This project will require compliance with modern standards (C3 program). Union labor involvement.
Santa Cruz County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Variance granted to waive underground utility requirement, allowing overhead electrical service for a completed two-story single-family residence with JADU. Project faced complex PG&E easement and site constraints; likely to require further electrical contracting for overhead installation.
Note:
Although a small scope, this case highlights recurring utility and construction constraints in Capitola and may set precedent for similar variances. Potential for short-term contracting for overhead electrical installation, easement/legal consulting, and possibly landscaping/sidewalk remediation. Additional minor work related to final site compliance, building permit closeout, and accessibility may be contracted locally. Inferred: Other property owners in small/irregular lots may pursue similar projects.
Design permit approved for a second-story addition to an existing duplex and construction of a new two-story detached residential unit; includes new sidewalks, stormwater management, landscaping, accessibility enhancements.
Agency:
City of CapitolaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RRM Design Group
Note:
Project will require licensed contractors and subcontractors for new residential construction, major site grading, drainage, stormwater retention (BMPs), and sidewalk/public realm upgrades. Requires landscape architects (tree replacement), noise and disturbance coordination, and compliance with accessibility standards. Project is conditioned for 24-month completion window; additional inspection/permitting services will be needed. Likely competitive bidding for major project components, with preference for local vendors possible.
Comprehensive amendments to the Capitola Zoning Code and General Plan to enable a mixed-use redevelopment of the Capitola Mall property, including residential, commercial (minimum 40,000 sf), hotel (85+ rooms), and significant infrastructure, streetscape, open space, and public realm upgrades.
Agency:
City of CapitolaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Merlone Geier Partners, Urban Field Studio
Note:
This is a major high-value multi-phase opportunity. Opportunity includes new multifamily residential, hotel, commercial/retail, public spaces, street and circulation infrastructure, open space/parks, and utility upgrades. City seeking to incentivize Tier 2 mixed-use projects with hotel and commercial anchors. There will be large-scale needs for architects, engineers, civil designers, general contractors, landscape architects, financial/fiscal consultants (peer review of fiscal analyses mandated), environmental consultants, legal services (entitlements), and possible public art/placemaking services. Streets, new block patterns, bike/pedestrian infrastructure, parking structures, utilities, and landscaping are integral project elements. The adoption of new objective design standards and a tiered project system (to incentivize the most robust mix of uses) points to numerous opportunities for both prime and sub-contractors over several years. Inferred: This sets the foundation for RFPs, design competitions, and public-private partnership solicitations in the next 12–24 months. Affected property owner Merlone Geier Partners is already involved and will likely contract work, but significant scope will be available for external vendors.
Sierra County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Agreement with Ramp Business Corporation to implement accounts payable automation software for one year.
Agency:
Sierra CountyStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Ramp Business Corporation
Note:
Opportunity for IT support vendors or consultants to provide integration, training, or support services as the county implements new financial automation tools.
Authorization to expend $9,600 for equipment from Coan Equipment of Nevada, Inc. in response to Smithneck Road Mudslide-related local emergency.
Agency:
Sierra CountyStatus:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
Coan Equipment of Nevada, Inc.
Note:
Follow-on opportunities possible as emergency recovery and mitigation often involve additional project phases and services. Inferred: Potential for further construction, debris removal, engineering, or restoration contracts.
Maintenance agreement with UBEO Business Services for Social Services and Eligibility (printing services) at $24/month, and lease extension for copiers in multiple departments ($52,800 through 2028).
Agency:
Sierra CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
UBEO Business Services
Note:
Vendors specializing in office equipment, managed print services, and IT support have near-term and long-term servicing/maintenance contract opportunities.
Sonoma County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Fourth Amendment to General Services Agreement F002525; extension and $484,653 increase for biosolids hauling, total not to exceed $2,745,539.21 for Santa Rosa Water.
Agency:
city OF SANTA ROSAStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Poncia Fertilizer, Inc.
Note:
Approved extension points to ongoing and potentially increasing need for biosolids hauling; possible subcontracting and compliance/sustainability consulting opportunities. This contract extension represents a substantial opportunity for related service providers.
Two-year general services agreement for tree trimming, removal, and maintenance across City of Santa Rosa sites.
Agency:
city OF SANTA ROSAStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
California Expert Tree Solutions Inc.
Note:
Environmental services contractors have potential for subcontracts; multi-year agreement for maintenance likely to require supplementary services or emergency work orders.
Continued provision of legal representation in the matter of Cornerstone Communities II, LLC v. City of Santa Rosa, including trial preparation and related services.
Agency:
city OF SANTA ROSAStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Best Best & Krieger LLP
Note:
Amendment increases the contract to a significant value for specialized legal work; opportunity for expert legal services and potential subcontracting for litigation support.
Legal support services related to city operations and human resources, contract expanded to address ongoing needs.
Agency:
city OF SANTA ROSAStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo
Note:
Ongoing needs for labor law and general counsel services; continued outsourcing of city’s legal work presents subcontract opportunities.
Three-year contract with non-profit for delivery of mental health, homelessness outreach, or crisis intervention services.
Agency:
city OF SANTA ROSAStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Buckelew Programs
Note:
Multi-year contract with established provider, potential for support service businesses as subcontractors for outreach, crisis stabilization, or related mental health operations.
Tulare County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Provision of tenant-based rental assistance program to low-income households using HOME funds.
Agency:
City of TulareStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Housing Authority of Tulare County
Note:
Appropriated HOME funds for this program. Beneficiaries are low-income households.
Implement a pedestrian crossing with a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) system at the intersection of Cross Avenue and Coelloo Avenue. Includes yield markings, advanced beacons (solar or hardwired), ADA-compliant ramp upgrades, and potential bulbouts (striped or hardscape).
Agency:
City of TulareStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Four Creeks of Iseli
Note:
RRFB system is pedestrian-activated. Cost includes rebuilding all four corner curb ramps to ADA compliance and potential lighting upgrades. Hardwiring has associated costs.
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