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The Board agenda shows a $5.24 million purchase request with Iron Brick, LLC for an Enterprise Resource Planning Modernization Project, but the item is tabled. The project has a defined scope and budget, with the CFO listed as the contact, yet the board has not approved the purchase. This is a live pre-decision moment where ERP and systems integrator vendors could still influence strategy, alternatives, or phasing before a final platform and partner are locked in.
Acquisition and construction of a new solid waste management facility, including a 10,000-14,000 sq ft building for collection sites, office space, meeting rooms, truck docks, and exterior programming areas.
Noblesville is pursuing super‑voluntary annexation of about 99 acres on E. 156th Street for the Encore at Linden Walk planned development, slated for 210 single‑family homes by David Weekley Homes. The July 6, 2026 fiscal plan details future City responsibilities for streets, stormwater, police, fire, parks, and solid waste, plus road projects (Olio, Prairie Baptist, Boden corridors) accelerated by this growth. No construction or service vendors are selected yet for on‑site neighborhood work or off‑site infrastructure. Land developers, civil engineers, housing contractors, and public‑sector consultants can engage now around design, phasing, and capital delivery strategies tied to the annexation and build‑out schedule.
Noblesville is annexing about 55 acres on E. 181st Street for the Parks @ Crossroads residential planned development, adding 102 single‑family homes to an existing project that is partly in the City already. The July 6, 2026 fiscal plan covers future City services plus 6,552 feet of new internal streets and nearby corridor/roundabout projects on SR 32/37, Boden Road, Prairie Baptist, and Olio Road. No implementation vendors are identified yet for local subdivision work or associated capital projects. Residential builders, civil/transportation engineers, and capital planners have an opening to support design, phasing, and cost‑efficient delivery as build‑out begins around 2028.
Noblesville presented the proposed New Police Station on former Bridgestone Firestone parcels between 9th and 15th Streets, including a downtown rezoning to DT and a Government Use Overlay. Site plans and architectural renderings were shown, and the project is tied to the East Gateway plan’s community hub vision. Zoning approvals are scheduled at the July 20, 2026 Plan Commission meeting, but construction, design‑build, technology, and community space programming vendors are not yet detailed in this document. A/E, construction, security systems, and civic‑space planning firms can start discussing how to support design, phasing, and East Gateway implementation around the new station and hub.
Exhibit A to Ordinance 26-30 outlines public improvements tied to the Lantern Commons mixed-use development: stormwater, utility relocation, streetscape and plaza, site improvements, parking, roads, trails, and sidewalks. These will be funded by the Gateway allocation area bonds. While financing terms are set, specific design and construction procurement for each improvement package is not yet visible.
Brownsburg is authorizing up to $19,000,000 in lease rental revenue bonds to finance acquisition, design, construction, and equipping of new police and public safety facilities, training and storage space, and street department facilities on a 31-acre parcel near 6519 E US Hwy 136. Bonds will also support related buildings, parking, and site and street improvements, with a lease-back of the new complex plus existing Town Hall, Police Station, and Maintenance Building. This is a large, multi-year capital build, and specific design, engineering, construction, technology, and equipment procurements are not yet named in the document, leaving room for vendors to influence scope and standards.
On July 9, 2026 Brownsburg authorized up to $19,000,000 in lease‑rental revenue bonds to finance a new public safety and streets department complex on a 31‑acre parcel near 6519 E US Hwy 136. The project includes police and public safety training and storage facilities, street department facilities, equipment, parking, and related site and street improvements. Bonds and a lease structure are in place, but specific design, construction, and equipping contracts are not named here. This is a strong forward signal for A/E, construction, technology, and equipment vendors targeting a multi‑facility public safety campus.
Triangle Rubber has a three-year ERA and has fully met its $1,000,000 real property target but only invested $1,547,979 of a $2,000,000 manufacturing equipment plan. Jobs and wage goals are essentially on track, and the ERA runs through December 31, 2026. Machinery and production-line vendors can help Triangle Rubber deploy the remaining equipment budget over the next two years to finish the Elkhart injection molding expansion.
Third Coast Commodities received a tax-abated ERA for a $2,000,000 real estate and $1,500,000 equipment project but has not started work due to difficulty securing local water and sewer contractors. The city is proposing a two-year extension of the ERA to December 31, 2028 so they can complete the logistics/distribution build-out and associated utilities. This is a live need for utility, site work, and industrial construction contractors that can help Third Coast get the project designed, permitted, and delivered under the new timeline.
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