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Caddo Parish Administration is proposing construction of a pickleball facility near the YMCA in South Shreveport, funded by a $10M revenue bond with a 20-year payback. The facility would host tournaments, charge usage fees, and include a parish-owned pro shop to generate revenue. If the Economic Development Committee supports the project, an appropriation will be recommended in the 2026 budget, with construction targeted for completion by September 2027. This is still in planning, so firms in design, construction, sports facility equipment, and program management have time to engage Parks & Recreation and the Administration.
The French Quarter Economic Development District has begun the 2027 budget planning process using EDD trust funds, with 2026 YTD income of about $1.8M and expenses of $1.57M. FQMD committees are now identifying opportunities to enhance patrols, public safety, and homelessness services in the French Quarter. This is an early planning window where public safety, homelessness, analytics, outreach, and tech vendors can help shape projects and funding requests before formal procurements are defined.
The council discussed and approved a five-year plan covering ongoing municipal and industrial projects valued at $3,787,000. This appears to be a multi-project capital program rather than a single award. Specific vendors are not yet detailed, indicating upcoming design, engineering, construction, and related services will be needed over the term. Sellers in capital project delivery should track how these funds will be broken into individual projects and who will manage procurement.
JEDCO is considering a resolution to approve a lease and bond agreement to support a 270‑unit market‑rate apartment complex with parking at Clearview City Center in Metairie. Up to $46,000,000 in taxable and/or tax‑exempt revenue bonds may be issued for acquisition, construction, and development. This is a strong signal that a large private multifamily project is moving forward with public financing support, creating needs around design, construction trades, security, IT, and property management as the project advances.
The council debated CDBG-DR funding for the Finding Our Roots African American Museum project at 7928 Main Street. They set deadlines of July 31 and August 14, 2026, for the museum to submit an acceptable business plan, commit to a $2.5 million budget, and execute a subrecipient agreement, or else reallocate all funds to other CDBG-DR projects, such as Resiliency Centers. Consulting, architecture, and cultural facility specialists could assist the museum or parish in rapidly shaping a viable plan, or position for alternative CDBG-DR projects if this one fails.
GIS Engineering reported an estimated $2.44 million in repairs needed for the Grand Isle Community Center, including structural supports, painting columns, and HVAC work. A council member asked for progress, suggesting planning is ongoing but no contractor has been selected yet. This is a sizable building rehab where construction, engineering, and HVAC firms can help refine scope, phasing, and pricing ahead of formal procurement.
Cameron Parish ITEP Committee will consider recommending an Industrial Tax Exemption for Sabine Pass Liquefaction LLC Phase 1 of Stage V, a large LNG expansion at 9243 Gulf Beach Highway. The agenda notes a $6,000,000,000 capital investment, indicating major construction, industrial systems, and infrastructure work. While this meeting is about tax treatment, the scale signals multi-year needs for engineering, construction, safety systems, and emergency services support that vendors can target as the project advances.
The parish plans to advance the Sligo Road Extension by coordinating with HRWN, which must build turn lanes at Highway 71 for a new saltwater injection well site. Phase work will extend Sligo Road to Marina Road, then to Highway 71 and Mercer Road, with a joint project cost estimate of about $1.5 million for the parish and $1.4 million for HRWN and potential savings of $600,000-$800,000. Hudson is drafting an agreement and will later bring it to the jury, signaling upcoming design and construction contracting for road and turn lane work.
Southern University and A&M College is ratifying an agreement with Deumite Construction, LLC to build the Seymour Modular Classroom. Deumite will furnish all labor and materials and complete the classroom per specifications under a $1,065,000.00 contract. Construction vendors should view this as confirmation of Deumite’s role and a signal of campus demand for additional modular or permanent learning spaces and related site work.
Southern University and A&M College is ratifying an agreement with Deumite Construction to build the Seymour Modular Classroom. Deumite will provide all labor and materials, with the contract totaling $1,065,000. This modular classroom project is already awarded but will require site work, utilities, furnishings, and future maintenance, creating follow-on opportunities for facilities, furniture, and technology vendors.
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