California Government Projects &amp; Awards

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Corollo Engineers

Note:

Goal is to address groundwater quality and support agricultural tourism economy. City is assisting with design due to county's capacity. Project is supported by Measure P (2022). High importance for local wine country. Inferred: Stakeholders are urging expedited action.

Grant funding recommended for Shruti Abhishek Dance to conduct a free cultural and educational program for youth.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Shruti Abhishek Dance

Note:

Program expected to be funded by the City Council; there may be partnership or subcontracting opportunities (e.g., education, event management, youth outreach). Indicates competitive grant process, and future cycles likely. Good lead for organizations seeking public arts, education, or cultural programming contracts.

Grant to support a free youth cultural and educational dance program, partially funded at $4,000 (requested $10,000), with budget allocations for personnel, production, venue, materials, marketing, insurance, and hospitality.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Shruti Abhishek Dance

Note:

Detailed project budget reveals subcontracting needs for marketing, social media, graphic design, videography/photography, lighting and sound tech, stage management, and hospitality. Inferred: Service providers in marketing, event logistics, insurance, and arts education can approach awardees for subcontracts or partnerships.

Grants up to $10,000 per project for local arts organizations (including symphony, art association, opera, education centers) to deliver community cultural activities and events in Livermore.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

East Bay Holocaust Education Center, Las Positas College, Livermore-Amador Symphony, Livermore Art Association, Livermore Valley Opera, Shruti Abhishek Dance

Note:

Inferred: Each awardee likely to require external vendor services for production, technical support, outreach, and program delivery. Open recurring cycles—two per year—mean new opportunities regularly for event and arts support firms.

The City allocated $10,000 to fund mini-grant allocations to 10 youth organizations, supporting health training, diversity events, environmental initiatives, cultural arts, mental health programs, military career exposure, STEM, and inclusion projects targeting middle and high school student groups.

Agency:

City of Dublin

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Dublin 4 Wellness, Dublin High Diversity Ambassador Program, Emerald Environmental Club, Emerald High Basic Life Support Program, IGNITE Pathways, KathaMunch Teens, Latinos Unidos, MANSE Minds, Sensory Wall, Youth Empowerment in Military Careers

Note:

Contracts awarded to local organizations for project delivery; good opportunity for vendors, trainers, and nonprofits to participate or partner on funded projects (certified training, event production, materials, event consultants, mental health trainers, etc.).

California

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Authorization to purchase a Lenco Bearcat G3 Pro armored vehicle, including travel and shipping costs via a GSA cooperative agreement

Agency:

City of South Lake Tahoe

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Lenco Industries

Note:

Explicit purchase of an armored police vehicle; contract value and vendor specified, using existing budget and cooperative purchasing. Opportunity for maintenance or future equipment upgrades.

Contract change order with Avison Construction for additional work and funding on the Chinatown Sustainable Transportation Infrastructure and Urban Greening Projects.

Agency:

City of Fresno

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Avison Construction Incorporated

Note:

Ongoing infrastructure and green urbanism efforts may lead to further phases or related projects in Chinatown, benefiting subcontractors and suppliers.

Approval of professional services agreement for development of the 2027-2035 Housing Element update

Agency:

City of South Lake Tahoe

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

PlaceWorks

Note:

Explicit consulting contract for planning; major plan update projects often lead to future actionable projects (construction, housing, permitting) in out years.

Award of Architect and Engineering contract to Provost & Pritchard Engineering Group, Inc. for full design services at eighty (80) Fresno Area Express (FAX) Bus Stops to remediate ADA deficiencies ($219,623.21).

Agency:

City of Fresno

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Provost & Pritchard Engineering Group, Inc.

Note:

ADA-focused remediation will require additional contracting during construction phase; design and accessibility consulting firms particularly relevant.

Awarding contract for Lafayette Park Improvements to Rakkar Development and Construction in the amount of $469,836.58.

Agency:

City of Fresno

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Rakkar Development and Construction

Note:

Awarding of the contract provides primary and potential subcontracting opportunities. Park improvement projects often offer additional local vendor and supply/service possibilities.

Contra Costa County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Five-year agreement with Clean Harbors for residential door-to-door hazardous, universal, and electronic waste collection.

Agency:

City of San Ramon

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Clean Harbors Environmental Services, Inc.

Note:

Confirmed major contract for waste management, offers subcontracting and partnership opportunities for transporters, IT support (routing/scheduling), community outreach/education, or electronics recycling firms.

Agreement with Pestmaster Services, L.P. for pest control at city facilities over five years.

Agency:

City of San Ramon

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Pestmaster Services, L.P.

Note:

This is a confirmed contract for pest control at government facilities. Inferred: Potential for local or specialty pest control providers to seek subcontracting or future compliance/advisory opportunities should standards evolve.

Development of a county-wide Drought Resilience Plan and Drought and Water Shortage Risk Mitigation Plan, including coordination of a drought and water shortage task force and risk assessment for state small water systems and domestic well communities, per Senate Bill 552 compliance.

Agency:

Contra Costa County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Stantec

Note:

Contra Costa County has received technical assistance valued at $125,000 from Stantec through the California Department of Water Resources. Inferred: Once the planning is done, implementation of mitigation solutions may open further RFPs or contract needs in engineering, environmental services, water system repair/upgrade, risk assessment, and public communication. Service firms specializing in water engineering, emergency supply logistics, small system consolidation, interim/emergency water solutions, and public engagement should monitor for new procurements.

Multi-year service contracts funding a network of Black-led CBOs to deliver services in mental health, reentry, housing, maternal health, preventative care, and more through the AAHWRH system. Existing cohort of 13 organizations likely to expand.

Agency:

Contra Costa County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

East Bay Community Foundation, Genesis Church, cohort of 13 Black-led CBOs (see document, e.g., Peer-to-Peer Youth Trauma Healing, Restorative Justice partners), NA for new cycle

Note:

Explicit reference to existing and anticipated new contracts; ongoing allocations. Inferred: Subcontracting and technical assistance opportunities for program evaluation, capacity-building, and data systems partners.

The Animal Benefit Fund (ABF) allocated $440,000 for various animal welfare programs, including medical assistance, humane education, shelter intervention, and spay/neuter services. Notable contracts awarded to Animal Fix Clinic, Cat Support Network, Friends of Contra Costa Animal Services, Animal Coalition Group, House Rabbit Society, Joybound People and Pets, East Bay SPCA, Jelly’s Place, and Pawsitively S.A.F.E. These organizations provided veterinary care, mobile clinics, behavior intervention, and spay/neuter events targeting high-need communities.

Agency:

Contra Costa County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Animal Fix Clinic, Cat Support Network, Friends of Contra Costa Animal Services, Animal Coalition Group, House Rabbit Society, Joybound People and Pets, East Bay SPCA, Jelly’s Place, Pawsitively S.A.F.E.

Note:

Multiple contracts/subgrants awarded to animal welfare and veterinary nonprofit partners, reflecting recurring demand for mobile spay/neuter, emergency veterinary care, education outreach, and animal behavior intervention. Inferred: Renewal of service contracts and expanding vendor pool for veterinary, animal welfare/behavior, program evaluation, and outreach/marketing support are likely, as ABF scope seeks vendor flexibility and service expansion to meet increasing community demand. Opportunities exist for new/bidder vendors specialized in mobile veterinary operations, humane education, data tracking, grant compliance, animal health equipment and outreach.

El Dorado County

Showing 5 of 8 projects

Execution of two on-call surface treatment service agreements (up to $12,000,000 each) for roadways in West and East Slope areas, for three years.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

VSS International, American Pavement Systems, Inc.

Note:

High-value contract for road repair and preventive maintenance. Inferred: Significant subcontracting needs for materials, hauling, traffic control, and local labor/equipment providers are expected. Highway/road construction and related vendors should pursue relationships with prime contractors.

Competitively procured on-call construction service agreements (3 years, $750,000 each) for as-needed brushing and tree work on County roads and properties.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Highground Excavating and Tree Service, Tree Service Unlimited, Inc., West Coast Arborists

Note:

Three separate contracts offer subcontracting opportunities in vegetation management, equipment rental, waste hauling, and related environmental/restoration services. Strong potential for additional local business engagement due to three-year as-needed nature.

Fourth Amendment to contract with Abbott & Kindermann, Inc. for legal services on Mitigation Fee Act matters, increasing total compensation by $100,000.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Miscellaneous Expenses

Associated Companies:

Abbott & Kindermann, Inc.

Note:

Legal services in land use/impact fee matters may involve support for future infrastructure or planning projects. Inferred: Related planning, economic analysis, or compliance consulting sub-opportunities are likely.

Purchase of five plows and two sander attachments for snow-removal vehicles using a Sourcewell contract with Enoven Truck Body and Equipment.

Agency:

Lake Tahoe Community College

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Enoven Truck Body and Equipment

Note:

Highly relevant to vehicle upfitters and parts/service suppliers. Inferred: Ongoing opportunities for equipment suppliers, repair, after-sales service, and training. Purchase may lead to installation/service contracts in the near future.

Renewed accounting and advisory services contract for the LTCC Foundation, covering compliance, reporting, and nonprofit investment management.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

Lucas Horsfall

Note:

Potential for future advisory leads or subcontracting. Inferred: Opportunity for financial consulting firms specializing in nonprofits to pursue similar contracts or offer supporting services for grant or investment management and compliance.

Fresno County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Purchase and installation of a new cellular-based two-way radio system (Motorola Wave Talk) for district buses to replace outdated analog radios, enhancing communication and safety.

Agency:

Central Unified

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Communications

Associated Companies:

Jay's Communication; Motorola

Note:

Initial cost $82,421.39 with an annual service cost of $30.54. Utilizes a sourceful contract.

Upgrade camera systems at Persian Continuation High School and Harvest Elementary to meet new district standards, part of the deferred maintenance plan.

Agency:

Central Unified

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

MagnaQatar Incorporated

Note:

The project value is split between Persian Continuation ($195,254.06) and Harvest Elementary ($193,289.86). Uses CMAS contracts.

Conduct a comprehensive staffing study comparing the district to similar unified school districts to develop future staffing formulas and recommendations for a growing district.

Agency:

Central Unified

Status:

Personnel

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Capital Advisors Group LLC

Note:

The $50,000 is specifically for the staffing study component, separate from ongoing advocacy retainer. Includes 5 months of implementation support post-study.

Kern County

Showing 5 of 14 projects

Electrical, Fire Alarm & Communications work for four temporary classrooms at William Penn Elementary, awarded to Curtis Electrical Construction.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Curtis Electrical Construction, Inc.

Note:

School facility expansion. Likely further subcontractor/vendor opportunities for HVAC, site prep, telecom, and furnishings.

Renewal and enhancement of managed cybersecurity monitoring (Adlumin MDR/SOC) and awareness training (KnowBe4).

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Borderlan Security, Adlumin, KnowBe4

Note:

Managed cybersecurity is a growing segment; continued service could require on-site support, systems integration, and staff training enhancement.

Implementation of Darktrace AI threat detection and Palo Alto XSIAM security platforms, funded through federal E-Rate program.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Nth Generation Computing, Inc., Universal Network Services, LLC, Infinity Communications and Consulting, Inc.

Note:

Includes Artificial Intelligence for cybersecurity. E-Rate program support provides 90% funding, leaving district with approximately 10% share. Opportunities for AI technology consultants, managed security vendors, and training services.

Renewal of contract for one BPD School Resource Officer to address attendance, safety, and community issues across district schools.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Bakersfield Police Department

Note:

Direct public safety delivery, with opportunities for SRO support, crisis management consultants, mentoring partners, and local transportation providers.

Purchase of twenty 60kW dual port charging stations from A-Z Bus Sales for school EV bus fleets, leveraging multiple grant sources.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

A-Z Bus Sales, Inc., Antelope Valley Schools Transportation Agency (AVSTA), Autel (equipment)

Note:

Project dependent on successful grant applications (San Joaquin Air Pollution Control, PG&E, ZESBI). Future infrastructure and installation opportunities anticipated. High-potential subcontracting for site prep, installation, and maintenance.

Kings County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Kings County IT Department authorized purchase of 66 desktop/laptop computers, 39 regular monitors, and 43 video conference monitors for hardware refresh, with a quoted cost of $157,258 in FY 2025-26.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Dell Computers

Note:

Annual IT hardware replacement program for county departments; presents recurring opportunities for device resellers, accessory suppliers, and managed IT vendors. Participating departments reimburse ITD, indicating potential for ongoing or future bids for IT infrastructure and support.

Contract for indigent defense services awarded to Alexander Martin (private attorney) to fill a vacancy in the Kings County public defender panel for felony/prison cases, totaling $99,000 for the remainder of FY 2025-26.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Notices & Legal Advertising

Associated Companies:

Alexander Martin

Note:

The county’s reliance on private attorneys rather than a public defender’s office indicates an ongoing need for legal providers; opportunities exist for other attorneys to join the panel or provide support services (investigation, expert witnesses, translation, etc.).

Ordinance requiring electronic filing of campaign disclosure statements, reports, and FPPC documents for candidates and committees using NetFile system; $7,500 annual cost, contract with NetFile incorporated in Elections Department FY 2025-26 budget.

Agency:

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

NetFile

Note:

Vendors and consultants specializing in electronic disclosure, transparency, and election system integration should monitor for future expansion or technical support contracts related to the online portal.

Issuance of up to $15,000,000 in qualified 501(c)(3) bonds by the California Public Finance Authority for the Orinda Senior Housing Foundation to finance acquisition and construction of a senior multifamily rental housing project (Vista Verde Senior Housing) at 15 Irwin Way in Orinda, CA.

Agency:

Aveson Global Leadership Academy District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Orinda Senior Housing Foundation

Note:

This is a conduit financing project; Orinda Senior Housing Foundation is likely to procure design, construction, and related real estate services. The TEFRA hearing and bond issuance indicate imminent construction and acquisition activity, presenting opportunities for contractors, service providers, and potential subcontractors.

Los Angeles County

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Assessment of Aveson’s operations, leadership coaching for interim Executive Directors, and support for Executive Director recruitment.

Agency:

Status:

Personnel

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

iChangeCourse LLC

Note:

This is a ratified vendor contract for consulting services, indicating an immediate external contracting opportunity. Services include a comprehensive institutional assessment (finance, HR, enrollment, facilities, curriculum), leadership coaching for interim directors, strategic planning, and support in executive recruitment. Inferred: The scope may generate further contracting needs in facilities/maintenance, HR, legal, and educational consulting sectors depending on the assessment findings and recommendations. The consulting fee is explicitly stated at $45000.

Contracted actuarial and consulting services to fulfill post-employment benefit reporting and compliance (ASC-715) for staff and retirees; reports indicate fully funded plan.

Agency:

Montague Charter Academy District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Payroll and Pension

Associated Companies:

Nicolay Consulting Group

Note:

Annual consulting and compliance review; repeat engagements likely. Inferred: Opportunity for financial and actuarial consulting firms in benefits administration.

Ongoing construction of Café 2 kitchen, involving plumbing, HVAC, electrical work, appliance installation, and upgrades to lighting and compliance measures.

Agency:

Montague Charter Academy District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Republic Waste Management, LAUSD OEHS

Note:

The project is ongoing but faces delays and increased costs due to repeated inspector requests and change orders. Inferred: Opportunities exist for contractors in plumbing, HVAC, electrical, appliance supply, and waste management services. Lighting upgrades already completed suggest further facility improvement needs.

Accelerate solar carport installations at 21 school sites to commence construction by December 31, 2025, and be placed in service by June 30, 2026. This aims to secure $33 million in federal clean energy tax credits and avoid complex prohibited foreign entity rules, requiring expedited purchasing of solar systems, racking, and related equipment.

Agency:

Los Angeles Unified

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Centria; Amaresco

Note:

Inferred: Opportunity for solar contractors, equipment suppliers (non-PFE compliant), logistics and warehousing services. District plans to purchase 10-15% of project costs to meet safe harbor requirements.

Purchase and implementation of i-Ready Assessment and Personalized Instruction plus Professional Learning, technical support, data management, and staff PD for both Aveson Global Leadership Academy and School of Leaders for 2025-2026.

Agency:

Aveson School of Leaders District

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Curriculum Associates

Note:

Contract includes tech support, data analytics, and up to 350 student licenses, with customized PD for educators. Inferred: Schools demonstrate willingness to invest in edtech solutions and data systems; opportunities exist for supplementary edtech, integration services, implementation support, or analytics consulting. Potential for additional technology upgrades, security, or AI-based software based on district or state grants.

Marin County

Showing 5 of 9 projects

Temporary public art installation of 10 artistic signs in Tiburon parks (Zillinsky, Richardson Bay, Cypress Hollow, Tether parks) by artist Scott Frochower. Includes installation, removal, and online map creation.

Agency:

Town of Tiburon

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Scott Frochower

Note:

Inferred: Opportunity for public art installation contractors, digital mapping services for the online map. Project is temporary but 20% of sales benefit future public art.

Structural repair of 19 classrooms at Rancho Elementary School to address roof joist sagging and water ponding by installing glue-laminated beams and columns at the edge of classrooms, requiring casework removal and replacement.

Agency:

Novato Unified

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Greystone; Motive Studio Studios

Note:

Project aims to bring roof structure up to current code. Current roof membrane is good for 20-30 years. No classroom displacement expected as work will be done over summer. Mold testing report is available. Board has given direction to move forward with further information gathering.

Sale of $18 million in bonds in December 2025 and $22 million in fiscal year 27-28 for elementary district capital facilities projects.

Agency:

San Rafael City Elementary

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

ISM

Note:

Financial services opportunity for bond issuance.

Authorize three-year agreement with Whitlock & Weinberger Transportation Inc. (W-Trans) for traffic studies and planning services, with a maximum value up to $300,000.

Agency:

City of Novato

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Transportation

Associated Companies:

Whitlock & Weinberger Transportation Inc.

Note:

With a multi-year contract for transportation planning and traffic studies, there is a potential for subcontracting tasks (data collection, specialized traffic analysis, public engagement) and consulting needs for related transportation infrastructure projects. Possible additional business in environmental studies, traffic calming installation, and roadway upgrades as related projects are scoped.

Award construction contract for roof and HVAC replacement (including base bid, alternates, allowances and contingency) for Marin Valley Mobile Country Club Clubhouse to Diablo Roofing Inc. and Waterproofing.

Agency:

City of Novato

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Diablo Roofing Inc. and Waterproofing

Note:

Significant contract award creates direct subcontracting and supplier opportunities for local construction, HVAC, electrical, and roofing materials vendors. Additional business may be required for inspection, compliance, architectural or ongoing maintenance. Inferred future possible improvements if this project uncovers further facility needs.

Merced County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Continuation and expansion of Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) funded activities, including after-school programs, summer camps, tutoring services, parent education. Also encompasses a broad range of community partnerships with local businesses and non-profits to offer student enrichment, mentorship, arts, and athletics.

Agency:

Merced City Elementary

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Playhouse Merced; Restorative Justice League

Note:

Represents a substantial annual investment in external programs and services for student support and engagement. Explicitly mentioned as leveraging various funding sources.

Amendment to Task Order No.1 with CCME, Inc. for ongoing construction management, constructability review, and inspection services for Race Communication's citywide fiber optic network buildout.

Agency:

City of Atwater

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CCME, Inc., Race Communication

Note:

Amendment increases contract by $100,000 to cover additional construction and post-construction management as Race Communication completes installation of a community fiber network. CCME provides plan reviews, construction observation, and coordination. Subcontractors and suppliers may have opportunities while project is ongoing. Inferred: External consulting opportunities for supplementary reviews, inspections, or public works coordination may arise.

Purchase and customization of an enclosed trailer for mobile outreach; launch and expansion of the Onion Bag Project for waste reduction and environmental education to families and schools.

Agency:

Merced County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Community & Outreach

Associated Companies:

Merced Truck & Trailer, Signarama, Stickerdude Designs

Note:

Explicit sustainability grant awarded and mini-grant application processed by First 5. Multiple opportunities for subcontractors: trailer purchase and customization, vinyl wrap, printing, installation, educational material design and translation. Inferred: There is potential for future expansion and partnerships with local businesses for supplies, logistics, and community events.

Additional fiber installation for the Race Communication Fiber project, with increased budget and scope as per amendment.

Agency:

City of Atwater

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CCME, Inc.

Note:

The project increasing not-to-exceed amount signals expansion, providing subcontracting opportunities for cable, civil works, engineering, surveying, and equipment suppliers. Inferred: Possible future maintenance and support contracts as fiber networks are installed.

Procurement of food bank management technology, computers/tablets, data infrastructure, QuickBooks transition, branded marketing, and communication upgrades.

Agency:

Merced County

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

FoodBankManager, QuickBooks

Note:

Explicit sustainability mini-grant for technology upgrades, branding, and operational improvements. Opportunities for IT suppliers, branding/graphic firms, vendor logistics, and managed services. Inferred: Harvest Time's strategic investments signal ongoing IT and branding needs, creating future growth potential for supporting firms.

Monterey County

Showing 5 of 46 projects

Instructional agreement with Yosemite Community College District for the Child Development Training Consortium to support student stipends, faculty coordination, and supplies for ECE program.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Yosemite Community College District

Note:

Ongoing training and supply needs imply future purchasing, consulting, and training opportunities.

Laura Dunn will deliver California Teaching Pyramid training, including five on-site professional development sessions for staff at Little Lobos Academy.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Education & Training

Associated Companies:

Laura Dunn

Note:

Professional development provider. Inferred: Ongoing training needs create repeated contracting for similar or related services.

Ninyo & Moore will provide observation, testing, and special inspection services for the Lecture Forum modernization, focusing on seismic design and geotechnical recommendations.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

Ninyo & Moore

Note:

Lecture Forum overall project budget is $7.1M. Inferred: Opportunities for seismic retrofitting and modernization contractors.

Earth Systems will provide testing and special inspection services for replacing existing air handling units and controls in the Administration building.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Earth Systems

Note:

Part of a $1.55M board-approved project. Inferred: Opportunity for further subcontracting in construction, mechanical/electrical trades, and final commissioning.

S Tech Consulting will conduct a pre-renovation asbestos and lead survey for the Lecture Forum to ensure regulatory compliance before construction.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

S Tech Consulting

Note:

Necessary for pre-construction phase. Inferred: Further opportunities may arise for abatement contractors and hazardous materials management.

Nevada County

Showing 5 of 11 projects

Professional services contract with Interfaith Food Ministry for the Community Resilience Centers Program.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Interfaith Food Ministry of Nevada County

Note:

Broad, multi-year programming likely includes food distribution, facility services, and logistics. Subcontract opportunities for nonprofits and service providers.

Contract with Gold Country Community Services to provide services for the Community Resilience Centers Program.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Gold Country Community Services dba Gold Country Senior Services

Note:

Resilience center initiative—potential for further subcontracts (program delivery, construction, facility operations, senior care).

Amendment to contract with Construction Materials Engineers, Inc. for ongoing construction management and inspection of the Electric Bus Charging Project.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Construction Materials Engineers, Inc.

Note:

Project relates to transit electrification. Inferred: Further opportunities for engineering and construction management services.

Contract with Crow’s Nest Ranch Outpatient, LLC for provision of outpatient and group rehabilitative/recovery services.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Crow’s Nest Ranch Outpatient, LLC

Note:

Behavioral health recovery contracting; may lead to further subcontracting for support services.

Contract with Nimbl Vehicles for provision and installation of emergency vehicle equipment, with optional extension.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Equipment

Associated Companies:

Be Change LLC dba Nimbl Vehicles

Note:

Private-sector subcontractors in emergency fleet upfitting and vehicle technology solutions will be needed. Potential for additional contracts if extended.

Orange County

Showing 5 of 44 projects

Development of Snug Harbor Surf Park, including two 5.1M gallon surf lagoons, 50k sq ft clubhouse with restaurant, bar, retail, surf academy, VIP/public viewing, golf cart storage; 20-room athlete accommodation building; parking with solar canopies; infrastructure upgrades (roadway, utilities), and extensive landscaping.

Agency:

City of Newport Beach

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Snug Harbor Surf Park; Waveguard; EPD Solutions; Kaiser Marston

Note:

Requires General Plan Amendment, Conditional Use Permit, EIR certification, and override of ALUC inconsistency. Project features water recycling, solar energy, community programs (kids camps, high school sports, lifeguard training). High potential for numerous contractors and service providers across multiple sectors.

Amendment to agreement with Allana Buick & Bers, Inc. for Building Enclosure Commissioning and consultant services due to additional window testing observation required during the Cypress College Fine Arts Renovation.

Agency:

Fullerton College

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Allana Buick & Bers, Inc.

Note:

Additional $50,000 approved for Allana Buick & Bers, Inc. for specialized commissioning consulting. Indicates a continued need for specialized engineering, testing, and consulting services, particularly related to building envelopes, testing, and code compliance, for ongoing and future facilities projects.

Implementation of NOCCCD’s new Strategic Enrollment Plan, which includes CRM, recruitment strategies, automation, dual enrollment expansion, orientation redesign, scheduling software, predictive analytics, and more, with projected total district costs exceeding $1.2 million over five years.

Agency:

Fullerton College

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Ruffalo Noel Levitz, Higher Digital (portfolio management), Element 451

Note:

Specific budget lines for technology (CRM, analytics), orientation, scheduling platforms, recruitment, and dual enrollment infrastructure. Grants were cited as a funding source for at least some components. Inferred: Numerous opportunities for IT, data analytics, student-facing app development, outreach/marketing, content creation, training, DEI consulting, and partnership with local high school districts and universities for data-sharing and feeder arrangements.

Award for playground improvements to R.E. Schultz Construction, Inc.; protest from Western State Builders Inc. over bid responsiveness.

Agency:

City of Newport Beach

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

R.E. Schultz Construction, Inc., Western State Builders Inc.

Note:

Protest and response indicate ongoing competitive contracting environment and possible future protest opportunities for subcontractors.

Construction of a 240-unit senior living complex with podium-style residential and parking levels; technical and environmental review underway.

Agency:

City of Laguna Hills

Status:

Active Opportunity

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

BSP Oakbrook LLC

Note:

Complex multi-story senior living facility involves high-value contracts for general contractors, MEP (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) engineers, elevator companies, accessibility consultants, senior services, traffic and environmental consultants; repeated technical reviews show a need for specialty design and compliance support. Inferred timeline and value based on regional multi-family and senior housing benchmarks.

Placer County

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City of Roseville is authorizing the issuance of up to $30,000,000 Special Tax Bonds (Series 2025) for the construction and acquisition of public facilities serving Improvement Area No. 2 of Amoruso Ranch Community Facilities District No. 1.

Agency:

City of Roseville

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

U.S. Bank Trust Company, National Association, Jones Hall, A Professional Law Corporation, Willdan Financial Services

Note:

The agreement authorizes the issuance of bonds to fund construction and acquisition of facilities. There will likely be projects for construction, engineering, and related consulting as bond proceeds are used. Vendors involved in construction, engineering, financial and legal services are explicitly mentioned, and an exhibit outlines the process for disbursement requests, indicating opportunities for contractors and suppliers. Inferred: Once bonds are issued, competitive bidding and contract awards for public facility projects (roads, utilities, community infrastructure) will follow as per standard municipal process. This is a high-value, multi-year opportunity. Companies offering design, build, compliance, reporting, financial, and consulting services are encouraged to monitor for RFPs or partnering/subcontracting prospects. Several accounts/funds are established, including a costs-of-issuance fund, reinforcing purchasing activity. Continuing disclosure and compliance/reporting (with Willdan Financial as dissemination agent) present recurring contracts.

Projects for rehabilitation of residential and non-residential structures, acquisition of real property, and construction of public facilities and public improvements related to low- and moderate-income housing needs.

Agency:

City of Lincoln

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Reliable Home Solutions

Note:

Funds can be used to support "affordable housing projects" that need "a little extra to get it done." Could include transitional housing. The $240,000 is an approximate annual allocation.

Sacramento County

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Sacramento County Water Agency Meter Installation Project in the Arden service area. This large-scale project involves the installation of water meters, new water mains, and service laterals to comply with state law by January 2025.

Agency:

Sacramento County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

McGuire and Hester

Note:

A $57 million construction contract was approved in 2023. Project involves over 3,000 connections. Concerns raised in public hearing about property impacts during lateral installation.

Approval and design consulting agreement for the first neighborhood park in the Folsom Plan Area including $706,614 capital improvement funding and contract of $450,130 to Wilson Design Studio.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Wilson Design Studio

Note:

Park development will create upcoming bids for construction, landscaping, site development, and amenity installations. Inferred: More opportunities may follow for play structures, turf, lighting, restrooms, etc.

Contract amendment with Eagle Aerial Photography Inc. for aerial imagery and analysis services to comply with Assembly Bill 1668 and Senate Bill 606 regarding landscape irrigation monitoring at residential sites.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Eagle Aerial Photography Inc. DBA Eagle Aerial Solutions

Note:

Project directly responds to California state legislation requiring updated landscape water use monitoring; likely to require specialized aerial imagery systems and software support. Potential subcontracting for IT integration and water compliance consulting.

Agreement with LEED Mechanical Inc. to replace nine roof-top HVAC units at the Folsom Public Library facility.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

LEED Mechanical Inc.

Note:

Potential for further similar modernization projects in municipal buildings. Equipment suppliers and sub-contractors in HVAC, controls, and energy efficiency have opportunity.

Extended contract with Dokken Engineering for environmental and historic monitoring and reporting in open space areas of the Folsom Plan Area, funded by Community Facilities District 18.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Dokken Engineering

Note:

Continued environmental review and reporting supports ongoing and future development; offers potential subcontracting opportunities in specialist disciplines such as habitat studies and cultural resources consulting.

San Bernardino County

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Recruitment of a new Economic Development Consultant/firm to succeed Michael Bracken (Development Management Group), who plans to conclude his services by June 30, 2026. The role involves securing grants, attracting developers, promoting the city, and providing economic expertise.

Agency:

City of Needles

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Development Management Group (current consultant)

Note:

This is a crucial long-term consulting opportunity for a firm specializing in economic development, grant writing, and community promotion. The incumbent's contract extends to June 30, 2026, creating a clear timeline for a future RFP or recruitment process.

Recurring invoices for irrigation repair and maintenance across multiple Landscape Lighting and Maintenance District (LLMD) Zones and city properties.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Admin

Service type:

Infrastructure & Maintenance

Associated Companies:

EXCEL LANDSCAPE INC

Note:

Multiple payments in different zones suggest continued or expanded maintenance work. Inferred: Likely upcoming rebidding or expansion as city continues scheduled maintenance; potential opportunity for new vendors or related services.

Large invoice for Artic Wolf sensors and advanced cybersecurity solutions, reflecting investment in improving municipal IT infrastructure security.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Information Technology

Associated Companies:

SAVANT SOLUTIONS INC

Note:

Major IT security hardware/services investment; future expansion likely as threats evolve. Inferred: Additional bids for integration, training, or managed services possible.

Notable payments to HDR Engineering and Yucaipa Valley Water District for consulting and utility services, linked to Wildwood Canyon Road and utility system support.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

HDR ENGINEERING INC, YUCAIPA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT

Note:

Consistent, project-specific payments to engineering consultants for utility infrastructure correlated with development activity, suggesting increasing opportunities in water, wastewater, and environmental engineering and construction.

Large payment made for building and safety fees, indicating ongoing or increased construction and permitting activity requiring plan checking, inspection, and engineering services.

Agency:

San Diego Housing Commission

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CHARLES ABBOTT ASSOCIATES INC

Note:

High-value invoice reflects ongoing development projects and community growth; often leads to increased subcontracting for specialized inspection and plan-checking services. Inferred: Continued development activity will lead to further opportunities.

San Diego County

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Amend FY 2026 SDHC budget to accept and expend $5,913,554 in Neighborhood Enhancement Fee funds to establish and operate an Affordable Housing Preservation Fund for acquiring and preserving affordable and naturally occurring affordable housing (NOAH) properties citywide.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Housing Development Partners (HDP), NA

Note:

The fund will support the acquisition and long-term preservation of affordable housing in high-opportunity areas, with an emphasis on revenue-generating, multifamily properties. Several strategies are being considered, including the use of 501(c)(3) bonds, public agency ownership, and partnerships with CDFIs. There is high likelihood that future RFPs will be issued for property management, construction, consulting, legal, and financing services. Inferred: The establishment of this fund portends a need for external partners (appraisal, rehab/maintenance, legal/bond counsel, consulting, CDFIs, property management, financial advisors, and potential construction/rehab contractors). The fund is designed as a flexible, revolving tool that may expand as new capital sources are identified. No companies have been awarded contracts yet, but the project will require multiple external service providers as it advances.

Operation and management of a Safe Parking Program serving a minimum of 40 homeless families with children at 4063 Polk Ave., San Diego. Includes program intake, housing-focused case management, coordination with school district liaisons, access to facilities, and support services.

Agency:

San Diego Housing Commission

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Jewish Family Service

Note:

This is a sole source award due to the need for expedited program launch in response to urgent community needs and available public funding. Inferred: Prime contractor Jewish Family Service may partner with local service providers for case management, supplies, and operational support. Future subcontracting opportunities may arise for facility maintenance, security, and ancillary social services. Funding is from City General Fund and regional homelessness initiatives. Option for up to 20% increased agreement compensation could generate follow-on business. Opportunity driven by increase in city budget allocation and ongoing strategic focus on homelessness.

Authorization and ratification of various vendor payments and reimbursements for mandated IEP independent education evaluations and related services.

Agency:

San Diego Unified

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Miscellaneous Expenses

Associated Companies:

Coastal Neuro Group, Connect4Kids Psychological Services, Robert Gray, PhD, Jill Weckerly, PhD, Reach Educational Psychology, Brooke Barrett (Treehouse Talk), At Play Occupational Therapy, Access Behavior Solutions, Rancho Coastal Speech Therapy, Marissa Cooper, Jessika Carroll

Note:

Ongoing need for specialized service providers in assessment, psychology, therapy, and related special education areas; represents recurring opportunity pool.

District to use NCEPC piggyback agreements for purchasing classroom and office furniture from specified vendors, particularly for sites under modernization.

Agency:

San Diego Unified

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Dave Bang Associates, Lakeshore Parent (Lakeshore Learning), Office and Ergonomic Solutions, School Specialty, Virco Inc.

Note:

Major subcontracts for furniture suppliers; opportunity for local delivery/installation providers; aligned with ongoing bond-funded modernization.

Street Soccer USA, funded by Adam R. Scripps Foundation, to construct two soccer fields, equipment storage, and a clubhouse at Mann Middle School.

Agency:

San Diego Unified

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Street Soccer USA, Adam R. Scripps Foundation

Note:

Opportunity for subcontractors in construction, maintenance, athletic equipment supply, and community programming. Project approved under previously completed CEQA review.

San Francisco County

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Three-month extension for construction management services for Student Nutrition Services Kitchen Upgrade Package #2 at James Lick Middle School, Mission High School, Aptos Middle School, and Herbert Hoover Middle School as part of the Proposition A Bond Program.

Agency:

San Francisco County Office of Education

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Kitchell CEM

Note:

This amendment increases the total contract value to $316,756 and extends CM services for project closeout, indicating ongoing needs for construction management, compliance (with special COVID-19 certification requirements), and possible subcontracting of trade work. Inferred: There may be additional opportunities related to kitchen upgrades or related compliance and consultation, particularly around health standards.

Additional management for continued work and rebid on outdoor learning spaces due to unforeseen subsurface rock conditions.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Vanir Construction Management

Note:

Delays due to site conditions—need for geotechnical subcontractors, environmental surveyors and additional construction management support.

Extension for roof replacement, insulation, fire alarm upgrades, and hazardous materials abatement for school buildings.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Best Contracting Services, Inc.

Note:

Material and field conditions are causing schedule changes; suppliers, abatement specialists and related subcontractors may have new requirements/opportunities.

Architectural and engineering certification for outdoor learning spaces, including DSA project closeout and preliminary project assessments.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Multistudio

Note:

Project exemplifies pre-construction consulting work, including regulatory compliance; add-on regulatory oversight may signal need for specialized compliance consultants.

Construction management for kitchen upgrades at four San Francisco school sites to improve student nutrition services.

Agency:

KIPP Heritage Academy District

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Kitchell CEM

Note:

Prime contract for construction management at multiple school kitchens; high-potential for foodservice equipment, kitchen systems, and construction/facility upgrade vendors.

San Joaquin County

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Procurement of 575 new Rosetta Stone licenses for district-wide EL students, plus professional learning for staff involved in implementation.

Agency:

Stockton Unified

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Rosetta Stone, LLC

Note:

Potential for future expansion or similar digital learning software procurements.

Consulting engagement for identifying, managing, and securing tax credits/refunds for clean energy, electric vehicles, fleet replacement, and energy infrastructure projects across district sites.

Agency:

Stockton Unified

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Trans Tax Advisors, LLC

Note:

Incentive-based; consulting firm will likely coordinate with district and energy vendors. Inferred: Could lead to procurement of clean vehicles, infrastructure, or facility upgrades leveraging tax credits—potential vendor opportunities downstream.

Architectural and engineering design for replacement of hardcourts and play field at Washington Elementary, including drainage and irrigation systems, ADA improvements, and retaining play apparatus/shade structures.

Agency:

Stockton Unified

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

HMC Architects

Note:

Estimated construction cost is $2.4M–$3.2M, architect's fee is 10.5%. Bid opportunity for construction firms likely in Q2 2026; possible need for specialty subs (site work, sports surfacing, ADA).

Consultant-led training and support for SUSD Business Services staff in budgeting, accounting, and best financial practices.

Agency:

KIPP Stockton District

Status:

Budget Planning

Service type:

Administration & Finance

Associated Companies:

DR Business Services Consulting, Inc.

Note:

Aimed at improving internal processes; indirect opportunities for financial software, training vendors, and GFE suppliers.

Family and individual support, counseling, assessments, and behavior services (mental health/wellbeing) to students and families at Peyton Elementary.

Agency:

KIPP Stockton District

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Professional Services

Associated Companies:

Faith in Action Community Education Services

Note:

Focus on culturally relevant wrap-around support to families; opportunity for mental health, counseling, and social service providers in future expansions.

San Luis Obispo County

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Construction of Shell Beach Road Shared Use Path Phase 2, including new Class 1 multi-use path, crosswalk improvements, on-street bicycle lanes, safety lighting, traffic calming features, and landscape buffers from Spyglass Drive to Northern City Limits towards Avila Beach Drive.

Agency:

City of Pismo Beach

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Wallace Group

Note:

Project approved for design and development with contract awarded to Wallace Group for engineering design, funded by Trade Corridor Enhancement Program (TCEP) and Surface Transportation Block Grant funds ($1,008,000 for design). Overall construction is included in a $65 million TCEP grant for the larger Five Cities Multimodal Transportation Network Enhancement Project, presenting future prime and subcontracting opportunities in civil construction, engineering, landscaping (especially native/drought-tolerant plants), safety lighting, and traffic management. Additional opportunities may arise for archaeological monitoring, irrigation systems, and compliance consulting due to specific permit conditions. Inferred: Landscaping scope is detailed, emphasizing sustainable, drought-tolerant solutions, and the timeline suggests imminent movement to construction bidding.

Santa Clara County

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Comprehensive modernization of Cherry Chase Elementary School, including replacement of portables and the tunnel wing with a new 10-classroom modular building, updating building envelopes (roofing, windows, flooring, lighting), new restrooms, modern teaching walls, and enhanced outdoor learning areas. Focus on equity and meeting established standards.

Agency:

Sunnyvale

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

ADIS Architects (architectural services already approved for design)

Note:

Inferred: Strong support for Option 2, which is comprehensive. Includes potential for natural play spaces and outdoor STEM learning. Funding from Measure C, developer fees, and state funding. Potential future similar projects at Columbia Middle, Vargas, and Fairwood.

Revise the Baylands Comprehensive Conservation Plan (BCCP) to update obsolete data, address new challenges (e.g., sea level rise, new endangered species), and reflect current priorities for Baylands management.

Agency:

City of Palo Alto

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

ACOM

Note:

Plan spans 15 years, started in 2017. Needs updating for sea level rise section, status of projects, and overall prioritization. Commission/public suggest converting it to a historical report and/or focusing on specific new plans.

Renewal of Destiny Library Software solution for district library management and resource tracking.

Agency:

Moreland

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Library

Associated Companies:

Follett School Solutions LLC

Note:

Demonstrates spending on educational software/SaaS; may reflect additional needs for integration, training, or library tech upgrades. Inferred: Vendor and similar suppliers may see future expansion or enhancement opportunities.

Installation of Verkada alarm and camera system with 10-year warranty as part of new management of Educare Center.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Verkada Inc.

Note:

Major facility security upgrade opens potential for ongoing security services, monitoring, hardware maintenance, and tech support contracts. Inferred: Future integrations with AI or analytics.

Two-year contract for the printing, labeling, and mailing of the city's Recreation Activity Guide, with optional volume/service increases.

Agency:

City of Sunnyvale

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Casey Printing

Note:

Includes optional services and renewal for up to two more years. Inferred: Ongoing need for print and direct mail vendors. Potential for graphic design or translation services if recreation guides expand in scope or languages.

Solano County

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MOU among Solano County jurisdictions for cost-sharing, implementation, and operation of Coordinated Entry System for homeless services ($206,767, ARPA funded).

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Community Action Partnership of Solano JPA

Note:

ARPA grant and multiyear MOU will drive new contracting for case management software, consulting, direct services, local service providers, and data tracking for the coordinated entry homeless response system.

Production and expansion of Visit Vacaville's annual signature events including Taste of Vacaville, En Plein Air, Farm-to-Table Dinner, Wild West Film Festival, family weekends, accessible programming, and new arts-focused events.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Community Events & Activities

Associated Companies:

Bright Event Rentals, EVENTRENTALS CO, multiple listed food and beverage partners

Note:

Event budget is over $100,000. Inferred: Opportunities for caterers, AV/production companies, event rental suppliers, local artists/performers, accessibility service providers, and local sponsors/vendors are expected as Visit Vacaville plans and grows its events. Local businesses and nonprofits may be invited to submit proposals or participate.

Resolution authorizes acceptance of a $426,000 grant from Kaiser Foundation Hospitals to extend two police officer positions for Neighborhood Policing Project.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Kaiser Foundation Hospitals

Note:

This grant-funded initiative will drive procurement for training, uniforms, support services, and consulting for community policing. Subcontracting opportunity possible for community engagement organizations and firms specializing in policing support.

City to execute funding and consultant agreements for advancement of broadband partnership and development of new Fiber-Optic Master Plan.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Intrepid Fiber Networks, EN Engineering, LLC (ENTRUST)

Note:

Direct partnership work with Intrepid Fiber and EN Engineering with future contracting/subcontracting possible for network deployment, consulting, installation, and long-term operations support as Broadband Special Revenue fund is established.

Support for development projects utilizing SCIP (Statewide Community Infrastructure Program) and BOLD (Bond Opportunities for Land Development) for small residential projects, subject to Council approval and City eligibility.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

California Municipal Finance Authority, California Statewide Communities Development Authority

Note:

Explicit: The City is supporting continued/expanded use of SCIP and BOLD as financing mechanisms, opening contracting and consulting work for bond counsel, finance specialists, and underwriting firms. Opportunities apparent for companies experienced in land-secured public finance.

Sonoma County

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Provides as-needed electrical equipment services, corrective maintenance, and critical repair work for multiple sanitation and water districts via amended agreement and funding expansion.

Agency:

Sonoma County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Vince Sigal Electric, Inc.

Note:

Amended agreement increases value by $500,000 and expands scope, indicating further sub-contracting and vendor opportunities for equipment suppliers, parts, or specialty repairs.

Storm water consulting services for Sonoma County Water Agency through July 2028, involving regulatory compliance, planning, and related support.

Agency:

Sonoma County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Stone Creek Environmental Consulting, LLC

Note:

Agreement for storm water consulting services with defined duration and value; possible need for specialty subconsultants or data providers.

Update the Airport Industrial Area Specific Plan and prepare a programmatic Environmental Impact Report, including a professional services amendment with M-Group and additional funding from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.

Agency:

Sonoma County

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Metropolitan Planning Group (M-Group)

Note:

Opportunity for consulting, planning, and environmental services contractors. Scope expansion and funding increase suggest possible need for subconsultants or speciality contractors. The plan update may later generate new construction and zoning projects.

Stanislaus County

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Purchasing agreement for Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) equipment and vehicle parts for the repair and replacement of approximately 150 Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority (StanRTA) buses.

Agency:

City of Modesto

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

NFI Parts (The Aftermarket Parts Company LLC)

Note:

This is an essential, large, and ongoing supply contract. The city maintains StanRTA buses and is reimbursed for costs. NFI is mentioned as the exclusive OEM distributor, limiting competition currently.

Amendment to an existing agreement to continue consultant services supporting local homeless programs for an additional amount, bringing the total agreement not to exceed $245,000.

Agency:

City of Modesto

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Recreation & Community Services

Associated Companies:

Homebase San Francisco

Note:

This is an extension of current services. Implies an ongoing need for external expertise in homeless program development and management, representing potential for future bidding opportunities.

Agreement for software maintenance and hardware repair services for the Phoenix G2 Fire Station Alerting System for the Modesto Fire Department.

Agency:

City of Modesto

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Notices & Legal Advertising

Associated Companies:

Honeywell International Incorporated; US Digital Designs by Honeywell

Note:

This is an existing service contract for critical public safety infrastructure. Represents a market for specialized IT maintenance services; future bidding opportunities may arise.

Two-year contract for semiannual groundwater and surface water monitoring and regulatory reporting for the Wastewater Treatment Plant, including potential contingency sampling and compliance services.

Agency:

City of Hughson

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Condor Earth Technologies, Inc.

Note:

This is a newly ratified two-year consulting contract requiring specialized environmental and engineering services tied to regulatory mandates. There could be subcontracting potential for lab analysis, fieldwork, or equipment supply. The City cited a rising cost environment and considered proposals from multiple labs/providers, indicating an openness to competitive suppliers. The project is essential for the city's regulatory compliance, continuity of wastewater services, and may tie into state funding compliance for future upgrades.

Traffic engineering studies and reports to determine the need for new 4-way stops or other safety enhancements at two key intersections, possibly leading to construction/installation projects.

Agency:

City of Hughson

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

MCR Engineering, Inc.

Note:

Staff is seeking authorization for studies required to comply with CA MUTCD and inform future traffic calming installations, with potential for future construction if warranted. Inferred: Engineering and signage/pavement companies may have follow-on opportunities for improvement work. Initial studies are estimated at $5,000; if warranted, improvements estimated at $10,000 provide additional business. Public safety concerns and data-driven approach suggest a strong likelihood of implementation pending study results.

Sutter County

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Implementation of energy efficiency improvements (lighting, HVAC, refrigeration, pumping, mechanical systems) and development of electric vehicle (EV) charging and battery storage infrastructure for county facilities.

Agency:

Sutter County

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Echog Green Solutions

Note:

Project values up to $4 million per premise. Opportunities for "no money out of pocket" funding through utility, state, and federal programs. Addressing expensive EV charging mandates and rising utility rates.

Purchase of a Type 1 Pierce Enforcer 1500 GPM pumper fire engine, including additional modifications like a communications radio and custom storage decking for mission-critical equipment.

Agency:

Sutter County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Equipment

Associated Companies:

Pierce

Note:

Remaining authority requested to complete the purchase and equip the fire engine. Reimbursement from Sutterpoint developers.

Trinity County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Agreement with CorEMR to provide and implement an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system tailored for jail health as part of the PATH Justice-Involved Reentry Initiative.

Agency:

Trinity County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CorEMR

Note:

The explicit contract for EMR implementation supports the PATH Justice-Involved Reentry Initiative launch, meaning subcontracting opportunities may arise relating to system integration, training, IT support, or compliance consulting. Inferred: The project may open innovation and technology support roles as the correctional healthcare sector adapts to regulatory changes. The contract value, scope, and need for specialized healthcare technology present opportunities for companies in healthcare IT, staff training, and technical support specializing in correctional health systems and compliance.

Tulare County

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Purchase and installation of schoolwide synchronized clock systems in Tulare City School District facilities.

Agency:

Tulare City

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Totalcom

Note:

Large hardware installation for time-keeping systems may require network integration and ongoing support, providing recurring contracting opportunities for IT and facilities maintenance vendors.

Electrical work required to power new digital signage at Garden campus.

Agency:

Tulare City

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Morris Levin & Son

Note:

Inferred: As digital signage is deployed across campuses, additional work available for local electricians and sign integrators.

Comprehensive renovation and beautification of the Dinuba Entertainment Plaza, including the addition of shade structures, drought-tolerant landscaping, enhanced site furnishings, public art, upgraded lighting, and hardscape improvements.

Agency:

City of Dinuba

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

SW Construction, Inc., American Paving Company, Caliber Contracting Services, Inc., Avison Construction, Inc.

Note:

Explicit contract awarded to SW Construction, Inc., with substantial potential for subcontracting. Funded primarily by a $2.9M Clean California Local Grant administered by Caltrans, with possible additional General Fund coverage. Multiple contractors submitted bids, indicating competitive environment and opportunities for subcontractors in landscaping, site furnishings, lighting upgrades, and public art. Change orders and value engineering may involve additional vendors. Inferred: The project’s contingency fund (10% of contract value) allows for minor modifications, presenting further opportunities for specialty suppliers and service providers. Inferred: The federal/state grant involvement often creates reporting, consulting, and ancillary service needs beyond construction.

Authorization for Parks Director to purchase restroom and 58' pavilion for Rose Ann Vuich Park, supporting park infrastructure improvements.

Agency:

City of Dinuba

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

LB Foster, Superior Shades

Note:

Procurement for restroom and pavilion indicates installation, site preparation, and related construction needs, presenting opportunities for local contractors and service providers.

Authorization for city to purchase T770 T4 Bobcat Skid Steer to improve basin and alley maintenance activities.

Agency:

City of Dinuba

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Bobcat (Manufacturer/Supplier)

Note:

This machinery purchase will require ongoing maintenance, operator training, and possible aftermarket services or attachments, providing opportunities for local equipment dealers, training firms, and service companies.

Ventura County

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Creekide Track Map 6053 Development - Public Improvements: Construction of public improvements for a new residential development including 134 single-family residences and 188 Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). Improvements include new city streets, public utility easements, bike paths, multi-purpose detention basins (for park and stormwater management), and a dedicated access road for Well 8. Phased construction of residential units.

Agency:

City of Fillmore

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

WH Creekside 131 LLC (developer)

Note:

The project includes the dedication of Parcel E (Well 8 access parcel) in fee title to the city, with a limited access easement granted to the adjacent estate lot. Bike paths will connect to the levy and Good Enough Road. Construction includes block walls for sound mitigation along the well access road. All public improvements are secured by bonds.

Construction of Well Number 10 Drilling and Well Number 5 Deconstruction: Drilling of a new municipal well (Well 10) and deconstruction/site restoration of the existing Well 5 site. Includes a recommended upgrade to a synthetic filter pack for Well 10. The project includes installation of a 20ft sound wall and landscaping replacement.

Agency:

City of Fillmore

Status:

Public Updates

Service type:

Public Works

Associated Companies:

Pacific Coast Well Drilling (awarded contract)

Note:

Project value includes a 10% contingency ($150,280.50) on top of the contract amount ($1,502,805). Construction management team and hydrogeologist will oversee the project and change orders. Inferred: Future phases (253B and 253C) of the water project are being developed with a funding plan.

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Contract with Jaime Mangonon to direct, organize, and support the annual district-wide Junior High Honor Band program.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Administration & Finance

Associated Companies:

Jaime Mangonon

Note:

Inferred: Music enrichment programs indicate need for event management, coaching, and musician contracting.

Site master planning services for the development of East Linda Middle School campus layout and design options.

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Synthesis Partners, LLC

Note:

Scope covers site options review and CDE site approval. Inferred: Site planning usually leads to construction and engineering contracts for site work, facilities, and utilities.

Edapt Schools, Inc. will deliver two half-day sessions focused on AI (Gemini by Google) for ELO-P staff, enhancing productivity via innovative technologies.

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Education & Training

Associated Companies:

Edapt Schools, Inc.

Note:

Focus on training educators in AI tools suggests growing demand in educational technology. Inferred: Similar training may be developed for other district staff; potential long-term expansion of AI in district operations.

Professional interpreting services for school community members using ASL at McKenney Intermediate events.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

Eaton Interpreting Services, Inc.

Note:

Indicates ongoing need for interpreting/language services. Inferred: Additional language service vendors may be sought by district.

AI-powered reading intervention and assessment software by Amira Learning for Covillaud and Olivehurst Elementary, including staff training.

Agency: