Note:Explicit bid and contract award for comprehensive public safety equipment (hardware, cloud software), including body/in-car cameras and tasers. Significant opportunity for vendors in related IT support, ongoing training, integration services, and potentially local subcontracting for hardware installation. Bundled services and tap refreshes may provide recurring support or add-on opportunities. Inferred: Potential for local subcontractors for installation, training provision, and maintenance as per the complexity of deployment. Ongoing contract may involve review and potential rebidding after five years.
Construction of approximately 1,600 feet of 12-inch sanitary sewer main south from the City's existing main near the Animal Shelter, including a bore under Highway BB.
Associated Companies:Abay Construction, Inc., HDR Engineering, Inc.
Note:Explicit contract award following competitive bidding process; 12 bids, Abay Construction awarded contract. Subcontracting opportunities are likely in earthworks, materials, inspection, safety compliance, and post-construction services. HDR Engineering remains project engineering consultant, which may require additional consulting services (project management, QA/QC, etc.). Inferred: Ongoing and future work may arise related to maintenance or extension; scope could expand with additional nearby developments.
Jackson County
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Transition to PlanSource for benefits administration technology platform replacing AntFarm.
Associated Companies:Gilmore & Bell, P.C., Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Note:Inferred: Building new fire station and apparatus will trigger future construction bids, vehicle/equipment procurement, and MEP work. Watch for RFQs/RFPs in coming months.
Schematic design engagement for Red Barn Phase II expansion and improvement.
Note:Red Barn expansion part of larger capital improvement. This contract is for schematic design, indicating subsequent stages (e.g. detailed design, bidding, construction) will open up. Inferred: Downstream opportunities likely for general contractors, subs, and suppliers.
Procurement of police and fire vehicle equipment: license plate readers, mobile kits, vest and trauma plate, fire turnout gear, and police vehicle outfitting.
Note:Environmental contract often precedes major building renovation or teardown. Inferred: Expect RFP for abatement/remediation, followed by construction or redevelopment.
Concrete supply and installation at Beffa & Maple, Oak Dr., and Westvale Dr.; water infrastructure replacement and maintenance at various sites.
Note:Multiple locations suggest phased or ongoing water and sidewalk replacements. Inferred: Likely need for more civil and sitework contractors, ADA improvements, and traffic management.
Missouri
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City’s capital plan includes streetlight upgrades, sidewalk and street repairs, vehicle procurement, street department facility improvements, police equipment (tasers, cameras), building renovations, and admin IT upgrades.
Associated Companies:Inferred: Multiple future bids (vendors not named yet), recent suppliers include New Frontier Materials, Landvatter Ready Mix, Cochran Engineering, John Deere Financial
Note:Discussion covers over $2.39M in proposed improvements. Planned expenditures indicate upcoming bids for construction, maintenance, equipment, technology/migration, fleet vehicles, and building renovations. Inferred: Strong pipeline for vendors in construction, engineering, IT, fleet, infrastructure maintenance, and security equipment. Local supplier participation likely.
Implementation of a customized online sustainability dashboard developed by Kim Lundgren Associates, including setup, branding, training, and ongoing support.
Note:Explicit project with budget/timeline; includes consulting, IT services, web design, data analysis, and communications support. Ongoing annual contract may lead to future enhancements or subcontracting opportunities.
FY25 and FY26 capital outlays in Public Works totaling over $1.1 million for infrastructure upgrades, including recent fence installation, lift station replacement, HVAC repairs, and vehicle procurement. Undisbursed capital budgets indicate additional or ongoing project needs.
Note:Budget documents show significant capital funds allocated for Public Works (~$1,173,100 for capital outlay in 2025-2026), with recent projects including fence construction and lift station replacement. Several projects have not been completed per meeting minutes. Inferred: Opportunity for contractors, suppliers, facility maintenance providers. Recent vehicle procurement (Freightliner) also suggests ongoing fleet upgrades.
Full reconstruction of the Maguire Street and US-50 interchange, including bridge replacement, corridor improvements from Young Street to Cooper Boulevard, intersection upgrades, pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure, stormwater drainage modernization, and upgraded traffic signals.
Note:This is a high-impact multi-year infrastructure project with $24,938,000 in BUILD grant funding requested and $4,987,600 in local match, for a total project cost just under $25 million for construction. The project also includes preliminary engineering, design, and environmental work (estimated $2.4M non-federal, not included in grant). The City has already advanced design work using local and MoDOT funds, which demonstrates swift delivery potential. The project aims to address severe crash rates, deficient bridge standards, multimodal and accessibility gaps, and unreliable corridor operations for freight, military, students, and residents. Inferred: Construction will require contractors for roadway, bridge, electrical/signal, stormwater, landscaping, ADA-compliant pedestrian improvements, and engineering consulting. Build authorization and the grant application process suggest potential sub-contracting opportunities for local and regional contractors and suppliers across civil, structural, electrical, environmental, and public engagement disciplines. Federal grant compliance (Davis-Bacon, Buy America, ADA) will apply.
Full replacement and redesign of Maguire Street bridge over US-50, intersection modernization, roadway and pedestrian facilities, stormwater upgrades from Young Street to Cooper Boulevard under USDOT BUILD grant proposal.
Note:The project is a high-potential federal grant (BUILD) opportunity with full design and construction of a major urban corridor, including improvements for safety, multimodal access (bike/pedestrian), modern drainage, and signals. The grant also includes advocacy by federal and state partners and is supported by community engagement and coordinated planning with MoDOT. Substantial subcontracting opportunities will exist in civil/structural engineering, demolition, utility relocation, landscaping, signage, and pavement. Design funding is available for 2026-2027; construction expected 2027-2029. Inferred: Extensive scope and federal requirements mean compliance contractors, engineering services, and DBE subs are likely to be sought.
Pettis County
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Architectural and engineering services for concepting, planning, and documentation for new CDL pad facility at SFCC.
Note:Explicit: Robert Rollings Architects awarded design contract. Construction, civil, electrical, and paving contractors will be needed following this phase. Funded by MoExcels V state grant, increasing likelihood of follow-on work over next 12-18 months.
Construction contract awarded for the E-Sports Arena infill in the Davis Multipurpose Center at SFCC.
Associated Companies:Marshal Alan Construction LLC
Note:Explicit: Marshal Alan Construction LLC awarded the contract, presenting potential subcontracting and supply opportunities for local trades. Additional vendors may be needed for AV, furnishings, and technology systems during fit-out.
Procurement and installation of a 25-ton rooftop HVAC unit, controls, and ductwork for the E-Sports renovation in the Davis Center.
Associated Companies:Trane U.S. Inc., Apex Mechanical
Note:Explicit: Trane U.S. Inc. and Apex Mechanical awarded supply/install contracts. Potential for controls integration and maintenance subcontracts. Third-party commissioning or energy management consultants may also become engaged during implementation.
St. Louis County
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Replacement of the North Kirkwood Middle School gym floor with new materials.
Note:Explicit: Award to United Construction. Possible sub-contracting in excavation, masonry, waterproofing, or landscaping.
Replacement of exterior windows and masonry tuckpointing at Turner Building, with on-call owner's rep/project management by Navigate Building Solutions.
Note:Explicit: Task order for Navigate Building Solutions for project management. Inferred: Window vendors, masonry contractors, and general trades may have sub-bidding opportunities.
Purchase and installation of networking equipment, with E-Rate funding, for district technology upgrades.
Note:Explicit: Board approved awarding the bid to WJR Technologies for the E-Rate networking equipment purchase and upgrades. Likely subcontracting opportunities for installation and integration. E-Rate federal initiatives often require equipment and possible ongoing maintenance.
Phase 2 of the KHS Natatorium pool resurfacing project awarded to pool/construction specialists.
Associated Companies:Landmark Aquatics, Westport Pool
Note:Explicit: Contract awarded for phase two pool surfacing. There could be further facility upgrade or subcontracting opportunities in pool equipment or safety.