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Boulder County
Showing 5 of 14 projects
Extension of contract with Pictometry International Corp for aerial imagery and mapping, adjusting payment schedule and supporting county planning.
Agency:
Boulder CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Pictometry International Corp dba EagleView
Note:
IT/geo-data opportunity. Inferred: Potential for subcontracted local mapping, surveying, and GIS analysis or support vendors.
Intervention contract amendment for two-month extension, assisting the transition of work release clients to the Joe Pelle Center.
Agency:
Boulder CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Intervention
Note:
Service extension for transition; possible business for transition planning, moving, logistics, or client support vendors.
Amendment to contract with CoreCivic Inc. for adult residential and non-residential community corrections services, including service transition to the County.
Agency:
Boulder CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
CoreCivic Inc.
Note:
Significant contract amendment to cover transition services, indicating need for vendors specializing in corrections, facility management, and possibly IT or consulting support.
Contract amendments with CoreCivic Inc. ($5,478,953) and Intervention Inc. ($5,679,729) to provide adult residential and non-residential community corrections halfway house services, including transition of services to the County and extension of contracts into early 2026.
Agency:
Boulder CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CoreCivic Inc., Intervention Inc.
Note:
Large state-funded social services contracts for correctional/rehabilitation services, including transitions which might involve new facility operations, transfer of property and clients, and possible new sources for facilities maintenance, food, transportation, medical/mental health, IT, and security vendors. Inferred: County may solicit new vendors or partners as it brings these services in-house in coming years.
Amendment of existing recurring contract (now $1,751,156 through 2031) with Pictometry International Corp dba EagleView for aerial photography acquisition, impacting planning, GIS, and infrastructure data.
Agency:
Boulder CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Pictometry International Corp dba EagleView
Note:
Subcontracting potential for aerial imaging pilots, equipment and imagery analytics, metadata validation, and related GIS consulting. Anticipate future contracts for imagery-driven datasets, GIS web services, and environmental analysis as the County increases use of geospatial intelligence.
Clear Creek County
Showing 5 of 14 projects
Replace 15 outdated firewalls at county facilities to address cybersecurity risks and improve connectivity.
Agency:
Clear Creek CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Axiom
Note:
Project involves procurement, hardware installation and possibly network configuration services. Targeted at offsite county locations. Inferred: Vendors should expect urgency.
Replace end-of-life NAS tape storage units with consolidated cloud-connected storage solution.
Note:
Complex project involving server infrastructure, backup solutions and cloud vendors. Inferred: Opportunity for managed service providers and cloud integration specialists.
Hire project manager and select software for enterprise integration of finance and HR systems countywide.
Agency:
Clear Creek CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Potential: Tyler Technologies
Note:
Inferred: Heavy consulting, software sales, and change management component. Tyler identified as probable solution. Opportunity for consulting firms and implementation partners.
Full replacement and leasing of computers countywide to ensure Microsoft support, cybersecurity compliance, and operational efficiency.
Agency:
Clear Creek CountyStatus:
Service type:
Information Technology
Associated Companies:
Axiom
Note:
Computers reaching end-of-life; “Axiom” listed as project manager. Inferred: Potential for multi-year leasing contracts and local IT service partnerships.
Install 48kW backup generator and replace security camera system at Transfer Station.
Agency:
Clear Creek CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Axiom
Note:
Vendor engagement in 2024 for scoping. Electrical and security integration for reliable trash operations.
Colorado
Showing 5 of 74 projects
Removal and pruning of 30 prime trees and 19 other trees in town, including hazard trees and those impacting infrastructure.
Agency:
Town of Buena VistaStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Bristol Cut
Note:
Contract awarded to Bristol Cut; budgeted $35,000. Includes addressing trees causing curb/gutter/sidewalk damage.
Annual contract for the provision, maintenance, and servicing of portable toilet units at municipal parks and facilities throughout Wellington, including ADA-compliant and standard units, weekly cleaning, supply management, and emergency response.
Agency:
Town of WellingtonStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Portable Restroom Solutions
Note:
Selected after competitive RFQ process following end of contract with prior vendor. Project includes all Wellington parks and facilities for an initial one-year term, renewable up to four additional years. Scope includes unit delivery/removal, standard and ADA units, weekend and emergency response, and additional units/services for special events. Inferred: Potential subcontracting opportunities for cleaning, waste removal, and event services.
Provide portable toilet rental and servicing at municipally owned parks and facilities for the 2026 contract year.
Agency:
Town of WellingtonStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Portable Restroom Solutions
Note:
Contract awarded to Portable Restroom Solutions for annual services, replacing the previous provider, Republic Services, which could not meet updated requirements. Inferred: Subcontracting or equipment suppliers may find secondary opportunities. Bid process included multiple vendors indicating competitive market landscape. Local business licensing compliance is required.
Provision, servicing, and maintenance of portable toilet units at Wellington municipal parks and facilities for a one-year term, with up to four renewable years.
Agency:
Town of WellingtonStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Portable Restroom Solutions
Note:
Contract was selected through a competitive RFQ process; Portable Restroom Solutions will provide units, cleaning, emergency response, unit repair/replacement, and support for special events. Scope of contract includes ADA compliant and standard toilets across multiple parks and facility locations, with extension/expansion possible. Inferred: Potential for subcontracting, supply, or maintenance support exists given vendor’s history with other municipalities.
City-funded and partnership initiatives to construct, preserve, and subsidize affordable/workforce housing including new LIHTC projects (Canyon Vista, The Benedict), mobile home park cooperative conversion, and down payment assistance with state grant leveraging. Further programs include ADU pre-approved design grant application and employer rental assistance program.
Agency:
City of Glenwood SpringsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Thistle Community Housing, Developers for Canyon Vista/The Benedict, State grant agencies
Note:
Explicit: The city made a $1.5M direct contribution to resident-owned mobile home park cooperative and received state grant funding for a down-payment assistance program. LIHTC project (Canyon Vista, 80 units) and employer rental assistance pilot are expanding. Additional grant applications are in progress for pre-approved ADU designs. Inferred: Ongoing and future opportunities for affordable housing developers, architects, engineering firms, as well as grant consultants for new housing-related city/state/federal grants.
Denver County
Showing 5 of 72 projects
One-time purchase of 2026 Oracle software licensing for Denver International Airport operations and infrastructure.
Agency:
City of DenverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Oracle America Inc.
Note:
Significant IT purchase for DEN; future opportunities may arise for consulting, support, integration, or custom development related to new licensing. Inferred: Potential for vendors to provide maintenance and technical support as systems are upgraded.
Contract to construct a new 13.2-acre park in Denver’s Gateway neighborhood, including new park facilities, landscaping, and amenities.
Agency:
City of DenverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC.
Note:
Large-scale construction project presents potential subcontracting and supply opportunities (e.g., landscaping, playground equipment, site amenities, paving). Inferred: Local suppliers and specialty contractors may be engaged by the construction manager.
Approves contract with ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC. to construct a new 13.2-acre park in Denver's Gateway neighborhood, including all associated park amenities and infrastructure.
Agency:
City of DenverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC.
Note:
This project offers subcontracting opportunities in landscaping, playground installation, utilities, site preparation, and park amenities. The park has a substantial budget with a defined contract term, and preference may be given to local or MWBE vendors. Ongoing park maintenance and programming may also generate future opportunities.
Authorizes a one-time purchase with Oracle America Inc. for 2026 Oracle software licensing to support IT systems at Denver International Airport (DEN).
Agency:
City of DenverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Oracle America Inc.
Note:
Subcontracting opportunities may exist for IT consulting, system integration, license management, migration support, training, and helpdesk services. Inferred: Other Oracle solutions/support may be required in the near future for DEN upgrades.
Contract to ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC. to build a new 13.2-acre park at 47th and Telluride in Denver’s Gateway neighborhood over 425 days.
Agency:
City of DenverStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
ECI SITE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC.
Note:
Project involves park construction including landscaping, utilities, recreational areas, and infrastructure. Inferred: Subcontracting likely for landscaping, playground equipment, irrigation, security, and ongoing maintenance services. Potential for suppliers of materials and amenities.
Douglas County
Showing 5 of 12 projects
Approval of managed services and service level agreement for public safety communications with guaranteed pricing.
Agency:
Douglas CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
ConvergeOne (C1)
Note:
ConvergeOne awarded a multi-year contract for public safety managed services. Inferred: Opportunities may exist for system improvements, equipment upgrades, and subcontracting for specific public safety IT projects.
Annual renewal with Cognizant for ServiceNow application support for the County through FY2026.
Agency:
Douglas CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Cognizant
Note:
Potential subcontracting for specialized ServiceNow implementations, integrations, or workflow automations.
Annual contract for audit services with Forvis Mazars, LLP to audit Douglas County’s FY2025 financial statements.
Agency:
Douglas CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Forvis Mazars, LLP
Note:
This contract reflects ongoing and recurring audit needs for the County; subcontracts for data, IT or compliance services may also arise. Local firms could target future years.
Resolution for draw on Letter of Credit for warranty performance security related to Arrowpoint Subdivision.
Agency:
Douglas CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
AMG Bank, National Trust Bank
Note:
Performance warranty financing for subdivision infrastructure. Inferred: Utility, landscaping, or engineering contractors may see opportunities as part of this warranty period or any deficiencies remediation.
Annual renewal of managed ServiceNow support services for county systems.
Agency:
Douglas CountyStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Cognizant
Note:
Cognizant contracted for annual application support. Inferred: Subcontracting opportunities could arise for specialized IT support, system integrations, and workflow consulting around ServiceNow.
Eagle County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Establish a fast-track (90-day) development review process for qualifying affordable housing projects, including software solutions and legal compliance for new code requirements.
Agency:
Town of EagleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Logan Simpson, Sarah McClain (Western Spaces), Garrett Sharton (Servitas)
Note:
Express Lane projects require IT/system upgrades (software grant already awarded) and legal template development; opportunity for consultants, IT vendors, and legal service providers to support expedited review, compliance, and process coordination. Additional grant-funded incentives will be available if fast-track is implemented by December 31, 2025. Inferred: This project will likely need third-party consulting, software solutions, and coordination services for efficient interdepartmental work and process tracking.
Annual allocation from Exterior Energy Offset Program (EEOP) Fund for Walking Mountains energy rebate and incentive program, promoting energy-efficient projects in the Town of Eagle.
Agency:
Town of EagleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Walking Mountains Science Center (nonprofit partner)
Note:
Program will fund consulting, rebates, and community engagement, presenting subcontracting or administration opportunities for energy auditors and green building consultants.
Development of large residential and mixed-use projects in Hockett Gulch, Haymeadow, and Mt. Hope, with high permit activity and associated infrastructure needs.
Agency:
Town of EagleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Abrika (Haymeadow), Red Mountain Ranch, Epoch Properties, Gold Dust Fund
Note:
The surge in permit revenue and use tax (totaling over $79.5 million in project valuations YTD) indicates ongoing and upcoming opportunities in construction, engineering, site services, building inspection, environmental compliance, and related consulting for large-scale developments.
Development of funding strategy using local, state, and federal grants for new workforce and affordable housing, including capacity grants, Proposition 123 funds, and partnership models.
Agency:
Town of EagleStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Sarah McClain (Western Spaces), Garrett Sharton (Servitas), CHFA
Note:
Funding strategy includes recent and upcoming grant applications, public-private development models, per-unit cost modeling, and readiness for additional $50,000 DOLA grant for municipalities meeting expedited review criteria by Dec 2025. Inferred: Ongoing need for grant writing, financial consulting, and capital stack structuring services; local businesses should prepare for upcoming grant opportunities.
System-wide improvements planned for Grand Avenue, supported by significant developer contributions collected in 2025.
Agency:
Town of EagleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Abrika (Haymeadow), Hockett Gulch
Note:
YTD developer impact fees for Grand Ave total $743,900, with funds earmarked for future street and infrastructure improvements, implying upcoming RFPs for engineering, transportation, and construction services.
El Paso County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Demolition and abatement of multiple buildings, reconstruction of utilities, streetscape improvements (Mareno and Cascade Avenues), alley improvements, and potentially public parking structure development within the Mareno and Cascade project area.
Agency:
El Paso CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Norwood Development; EPS
Note:
Inferred: Blight conditions exist requiring remediation. Focus on improving walkability and safety. Existing infrastructure is functionally obsolete (e.g., clay pipes, no ADA accessibility). Public parking component is valued at $2.075 million, with its inclusion in public funding being debated by the county.
Development of a 181-room Catbird Hotel with a public lobby, kitchen, bar area, and event space as Phase 1 of the Mareno and Cascade project.
Agency:
El Paso CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Norwood Development; Sage Hospitality
Note:
Inferred: Hotel design aims for an "extended-stay" concept. Public lobby will be open 24/7/365, raising questions about public access and free speech. Opportunity for local artists for public art curation.
Garfield County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Portable toilet contract for town parks.
Agency:
Town of SiltStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Ready Services LLC
Note:
Discussion on cost-effectiveness vs. permanent restrooms (maintenance, vandalism, security). Alpine Services also bid.
Grand County
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Nine affordable live/work rental units for creatives, a 3,000-square-foot makerspace, ground floor commercial, community engagement programming; multi-funder public-private partnership.
Agency:
Town of Grand LakeStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Ayres Associates (previous planning), various funders
Note:
In construction phase, with focus on affordable creative workforce housing and economic revitalization. Funding from both public agencies and foundations. Inferred continuing needs: general contractors, trade subcontractors, property management services, educational/programming partners for makerspace, arts/culture programming, facility maintenance, AV/IT equipment suppliers, outreach/marketing. Federal/state grant management and compliance also necessary.
Multi-project facility upgrade and maintenance: gymnasium floor replacement, front entryway concrete work, new hoops with electric hoist system, lighting replacement, regular maintenance, ADA/safety upgrades, sunshade structures.
Agency:
Town of Grand LakeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
K&R Concrete (bidder), Ecore Baller Motivate (flooring vendor)
Note:
Multiple bid-based improvements for public recreation center. Room for local subcontractor and supplier participation (flooring, concrete, electrical, gym equipment, shade structures). Some identified vendors, but additional trades needed for electric work and ADA upgrades.
Community House rental and AV equipment for Colorado AeroLabs Seussical event, with rental fee waivers in place for nonprofit partners and possible subcontracts for event logistics.
Agency:
Town of Grand LakeStatus:
Service type:
Community & Outreach
Associated Companies:
Colorado AeroLab, Upstage Youth Theatre Collective
Note:
Ongoing event collaboration model creates annual/sub-annual opportunities for AV, maintenance, rental equipment, and event staffing vendors. Nonprofits and town events commonly seek subcontracted support.
Ongoing upgrades to marina facilities: new seawall and dock system engineering, building maintenance, sale and replacement of boats, lease with Mountain Paddlers LLC, fireworks and event support.
Agency:
Town of Grand LakeStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Mountain Paddlers LLC, engineering firms (potentially Ayres Associates)
Note:
Annual capital outlay for marina works, contract renewals, and boat sales. Ongoing need for engineering and construction (dock, seawall), equipment providers (boats, safety infrastructure), and legal review for lease contracts. Local economic development and tourism benefit.
Annual and multi-year contracts for greenways care, tree/shrub supply, lawn maintenance, plantings, and ongoing town beautification; noting a 20% increase in the 2026 Hilly Lawn contract.
Agency:
Town of Grand LakeStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Hilly Lawn (current contractor)
Note:
Significant, recurring contract. Opportunity for landscaping/horticulture firms for future bid cycles; demand for plantings and seasonal maintenance likely ongoing.
Jefferson County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
City to assess collection options, adjust upcoming waste contracts, expand yard waste collection, and run a pilot for small-scale organics collection, requiring new vehicles, carts, facilities, and operational planning.
Agency:
Arvada Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Republic Services, Composting service providers (Inferred)
Note:
Inferred: High-cost projection and mention of new equipment (vehicles/carts) suggest multiple RFPs for equipment, logistics consulting, and composting partners.
Lake County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Continue providing technology assistance services to seniors at the senior center, replacing previous Americorps funding with a direct professional services agreement.
Agency:
Lake CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Digital Deb
Note:
Americorps funding was lost. Service is very popular and highly needed by seniors. Current provider (Digital Deb) is expected to continue. Estimated annual value based on $377/month.
Larimer County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Provide portable toilet services at municipally owned parks and facilities in Wellington through an annual contract.
Agency:
Wellington Housing AuthorityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Portable Restroom Solutions
Note:
The contract was awarded after an RFQ and competitive review process; Republic Services, the current provider, is exiting. This is a recurring annual need and may open up bid opportunities if service or standards change. Inferred: Local business licensing and compliance are enforced, and environmental sanitation providers may watch for similar future RFPs.
Moffat County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Plan renewal and rollout of tiered health benefit model, with new contract opportunities for insurance management, wellness services, and potential clinic operations.
Agency:
Moffat CountyStatus:
Service type:
Insurance
Associated Companies:
Personify Health, 6 Degrees Health, Memorial Regional Health, UCHealth
Note:
Renewal and expansion of health plan will create ongoing opportunities for wellness providers, insurance brokers, and third-party administrators. Inferred potential for subcontracts related to employee health, wellness day services, and specialized employee care (nutrition, behavioral health). Existing vendor relationships are key, but new service add-ons could be solicited.
Contract for Prather Productions to deliver life skills services to Colorado Works eligible families through one-on-one and class-based support.
Agency:
Moffat CountyStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Prather Productions
Note:
Contract spells out specific deliverables for life skills, family support, and client progress measurement; opportunities may arise for ancillary services, expanded programming, or evaluation/consulting. Similar support programs are often renewed in following cycles if successful.
Grant funding sought ($68,622) for public record system maintenance, digitization, web hosting, document access, and support services.
Note:
Moffat County is applying for a grant for system maintenance, web hosting, and document access services for public records. Current vendor LEDS, LLC provides these services; subcontracting or tech consulting opportunities possible, especially for digitization, data management, cyber security, and support. Grant is typical of state technology funding.
Rio Blanco County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Subgrading and dirt work for the Mer Airport fuel farm
Agency:
Rio Blanco CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Elevated Excavating
Note:
Contract subject to legal review.
Routt County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Development of a +/- 40,000 sq ft warehouse and distribution center, including site paving, landscaping, civil/utilities, fire protection upgrades, parking and loading infrastructure at Northwest Colorado Business Park, Lots 3 & 4.
Agency:
Town of HaydenStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CESO, BI Developer-Hayden, LLC
Note:
Explicit: Major site plan in I-1 Light Industrial, warehouse/distribution use, public hearing set, all public notice and referral requirements met, and significant site/civil work (grading, drainage, utilities, paving, landscaping, parking, fire systems) required. Engineering and CDOT comments indicate need for subsurface work, offsite easements, and utility coordination. Conditional requirements before construction/bidding: civil/construction drawings (engineer-stamped), CDOT access permitting, site utility plan, fire tank/pump with maintenance plan. Inferred: These conditions and the private/public coordination indicate upcoming bid packages for earthwork, site utilities, paving, landscaping, irrigation, security, fire protection, vertical construction (building envelope), mechanical, electrical, plumbing, potentially geothermal systems, and property management. Warehouse scale and context suggest a multi-million dollar opportunity with subcontracting potential for many disciplines. Construction expected to proceed within 6-18 months, after required permitting and plan revisions.
Development of multiple contractor shop units, creation of for-sale condo units, and phase 2 expansion (eight additional shops and one separate shop) at Lots 45-47, Valley View Business Park.
Agency:
Town of HaydenStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Four Points Surveying and Engineering, BWCC Business Park LLC
Note:
Explicit: Project described in both sketch and preliminary plan agendas and narratives. Involves subdivision, site prep, paving, underground utility work (water, sewer, gas, electric, fiber), parking, and new shop building construction. Phase 2 scheduled, and enables a range of subcontracting for sitework, civil, utilities, grading, as well as property management and maintenance. Title/escrow involvement indicates property transaction activity. Inferred: Project value estimated based on similar construction scope for multiple light industrial/shop facilities over several acres. Utilities already stubbed but additional work indicated in comments. Project compliance and readiness for next development steps—likely issuing RFPs or seeking bids for contractors and suppliers within 6-18 months.
Summit County
Showing 5 of 9 projects
Repair and stabilization of a partially collapsed and leaking roof, including structural engineering, for the building at 103 Main Street. This is to prevent further deterioration and make the building safe.
Agency:
Town of DillonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RAPO Architects
Note:
Conditions for funding: upfront payment; repayment required if work not completed within 3 months, or if property is demolished within 18 months. Property currently vacant, previously medical office. Aims to prevent blight and enable future redevelopment. Inferred: DURA does not want to set a precedent for general maintenance funding but sees this as blight prevention.
Financing energy improvements for town facilities (LED, solar PV, EV charging, HVAC, heat pump)
Agency:
Town of FriscoStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
McKinstry; DA Davidson
Note:
Total project cost $2.4M. Over $1.5M in grant funding secured (Dola, Colorado Energy Office). Anticipating $30K equipment rebates and $200K federal tax credits. Net cost to town $250K (budgeted 2025) + $45K (tubing hill lighting). Financing through lease-purchase. Closing date Nov 13, 2025. Financing arranged by DA Davidson.
Future redevelopment of 103 Main Street to reconfigure the interior into two commercial tenants (envisioned as restaurant, coffee shop, flexible venue, stores, bike/ski shops) and two residential tenants. Includes minor exterior modifications, creating a vibrant street-facing presence with a patio.
Agency:
Town of DillonStatus:
Service type:
Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:
RAPO Architects
Note:
Inferred: The current roof repair is a prerequisite for this larger redevelopment. Discussions include potential DURA assistance for tenant finish. Challenges include parking for residential units and financial viability for redevelopment. Aims to be a "catalyst for entire downtown redevelopment" and "bring economic growth." Consideration of renewable energy integration.
Design and construction of upgrades and improvements at Pioneer Park, including input from SCJ landscape design firm.
Note:
SCJ selected as landscape design firm; opportunities may exist for subcontractors, suppliers, and construction service providers. Park upgrades align with strategic priorities for recreation and workforce housing needs.
Execution of energy and sustainability projects following McKinstry Group's ESCo recommendations, including EV infrastructure and lighting upgrades; grant funding to be applied for.
Agency:
Town of FriscoStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
McKinstry Group
Note:
Ongoing annual funding; continued implementation of ESCo recommendations creates frequent RFPs for energy, building performance, EV, and solar contractors. Inferred: Projects will increase as more audits and grants are secured.
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