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Buncombe County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Acquisition, construction, and equipping of an 89-unit affordable multifamily housing development called Apex on Hazel Mill.
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:BRC Apex on Hazel Mill, LLC, McGuireWoods LLP
Note:Resolution gives preliminary approval to issue up to $9,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for the project. Inferred: There will be contract opportunities for construction, equipment suppliers, and potentially design or consulting services. A public hearing is authorized, indicating an impending procurement process. Bond counsel is McGuireWoods LLP. Contractors and professional services may be needed to support project execution over the upcoming year.
Caldwell County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Expenditure of $552,000 to Vista Ventures Development, Inc. for the acquisition and due diligence on 15.91 acres to develop a new industrial building/park in Hudson, NC.
Agency:Caldwell County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Vista Ventures Development, Inc.
Note:Initial funding is for land and due diligence, but the project will require architectural, environmental consulting, rezoning/legal services, construction, utilities, surveying, and property management. The planned rezoning and compaction test requirements further expand professional opportunities for firms specializing in land development.
Jobs retention grant supporting Bakers Waste Equipment, LLC for retaining 150 jobs and major investment at their Lenoir manufacturing facility with incentives paid per job retained.
Agency:Caldwell County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:Bakers Waste Equipment, LLC, Iron Crest (parent/applicant)
Note:Bakers' acquisition and expansion creates a demand for retraining services, HR consulting, workforce development, and local supply chain/vendors. The substantial incentive and the planned creation of 12 new jobs over several years also imply opportunities for staffing agencies and safety/compliance consultants.
Grant application by Caldwell County for EDA Disaster Recovery funds to extend sewer service to Foothills Regional Airport, enabling future industrial park growth.
Agency:Caldwell County
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:McGill & Associates, NCGrowth
Note:Large infrastructure opportunity. If awarded, will require engineering, construction, environmental, and consulting services. Additional work on preliminary engineering and analysis already contracted signals upcoming competitive capital project procurement. Inferred: watch for bid and RFQ announcements linked to EDA award.
Carteret County
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Award of construction contract for cleaning, CCTV inspection, and rehabilitation of the Town’s stormwater collection system, funded by an NC Disaster Relief Mitigation/Resiliency grant.
Agency:Town of Beaufort
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Trader Construction Company
Note:The project is being funded by state disaster relief and resiliency grant ($524k). The original bid was rejected due to budget; contract now awarded after scope reduction. Vendor is Trader Construction Company, local to NC. As-needed unit prices suggest possibility of future related work or change orders. Inferred: Potential subcontracting opportunities for specialty services in CCTV, ADA curb ramp, concrete and pavement restoration, and traffic control.
Gaston County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Award of $1,877,400.36 contract to Rushing Contracting Group, Inc. for South Point Access Phase 4 construction.
Agency:Gaston County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Rushing Contracting Group, Inc.
Note:Major construction contract will generate subcontracting opportunities in trades, material supply, and site services over project duration.
Award of $1,740,335.80 construction contract to Cinderella Partners, Inc. for admin annex upfit.
Agency:Gaston County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Cinderella Partners, Inc.
Note:Public sector building renovation presents opportunities for architectural, electrical, HVAC, and specialty contractors, as well as equipment suppliers.
Award of $12,103,097 contract to W.C. Construction Company, LLC for courthouse 5th floor renovation and appropriating $9.5 million.
Agency:Gaston County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:W.C. Construction Company, LLC
Note:Significant public works construction project with multiple opportunities for subcontractors and vendors. Bonding, labor, and supply chain involvement expected.
Award of financing contract for acquisition of rolling stock and equipment, with PNC Bank.
Agency:Gaston County
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:PNC Bank, National Association
Note:Provides liquidity to county for large-scale vehicle and equipment procurement, likely creating downstream bidding or supply opportunities with county departments.
Haywood County
Showing 5 of 7 projects
Annual large special events including Chili Cookoff Stroll (Feb 2026) and Pride on Main (June 2026) each with unique needs for temporary social district management, permits, sanitation, safety, ADA compliance, and vendor operations.
Agency:Town of Waynesville
Status:
Pre-RFP
Service type:Community Events & Activities
Associated Companies:Inferred: Multiple local food/beverage, tent, sanitation, entertainment, and security vendors
Note:Each event requires coordination of health and ABC permitting, sanitation/portable toilets, music amplification, and event infrastructure. Contract opportunities exist for portable toilets, trash management, cleaning, event staffing, and logistics. Social district permit structures may enable licensed beverage, signage, and security vendor leads. Hundreds to one thousand+ attendees expected. Inferred: Business/marketing services, signage, promotional vendors, and logistics support are in demand.
Acquisition and roll-out of municipal solid waste routing and operations software (Trash Flow) with real-time route tracking, data analytics, and in-truck integration.
Agency:Town of Waynesville
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Trash Flow
Note:Modernizing collections with new software; recurring and implementation fees. Inferred: Potential for integration consultants, training, IT support, and ongoing vendor relationships. May lead to future upgrades or expansion (fleet, AVL, remote monitoring). Funded within current operating budget.
Award of $220,000 construction contract for new dog park at Vance Street Recreation Complex as part of hurricane recovery, with site preparation, sand stockpiling, and amenities.
Agency:Town of Waynesville
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Southern Appalachian Grading and Excavation, Inc., Civil Design Concepts
Note:This is a FEMA-funded disaster recovery project. Civil Design Concepts is the recommending engineer. Subcontracting and local supply opportunities are likely, including site work, landscaping, fencing, signage, and playground/park amenities. Inferred: Opportunities for local vendors due to FEMA compliance. Community-identified project from master plan.
Selection of artist Max Dowdle via RFQ process for new public mural on Main Street, following presentations and vetting by Public Art Commission.
Agency:Town of Waynesville
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Max Dowdle
Note:RFQ attracted 15 respondents, signaling continued public art funding. Selected artist may require subcontractors for installation, supplies, and site preparation. Inferred: Opportunities for local trades, art supply vendors, and promotions. Community and economic development impact. Brick sidewalk improvements discussed, possibly linked to adjacent projects or future bids.
Annexation of 57.5 acres at 192 Ratcliff Cove Rd for 148-lot single-family residential subdivision development, enabling extension of municipal sewer and services.
Agency:Town of Waynesville
Status:
Public Updates
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Inferred: To be determined, developers include Tribrook Farms LLC, Al & Charlies Mountain LLC
Note:Annexation precedes infrastructure extension and subdivision development, creating high-potential leads for civil engineers, utility contractors, road and sewer installers, planning consultants, and home builders. Inferred: Phase II will require multiple bids for site development, utilities, and construction trades. Significant demand for residential construction and municipal services procurement. Grant and state funding are possible for utility infrastructure.
North Carolina
Showing 5 of 10 projects
Ongoing and increased city and county investment in arts & culture organizations through funding, RFPs, and special event contracts for fiscal year 2025.
Agency:City of Durham
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:American Dance Festival Inc., Association for the Preservation of the Eno River Valley, Inc., Be Connected Durham & Beyond, Inc., Book Harvest, Boston Urban Music Project, Inc., Duke University, Durham Arts Council, Inc., Durham Central Park, Inc., Durham Public Schools Foundation, Durham Symphony, Inc., Get Happy, Liberty Arts Inc., North Carolina Folklife Institute, Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice, The Carolina Theatre of Durham, Inc., The LGBTQ Center of Durham, Inc., Triangle Cultural Awareness Foundation, Unmanageable
Note:Multiple contracts for festivals, special events, and arts programming were awarded for FY25. Future RFPs and need for services tied to city and county funding are expected to continue as DCAB's stated goal is advocacy for increased public investment.
Provision of a $115,000 contribution to the City's Affordable Housing Program from the developer, plus mandated tenant relocation payments and advance notice to residents displaced by redevelopment at 1523 Crest Road.
Agency:City of Raleigh
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Peerless Acquisitions LLC, Centennial Lofts Holdings LLC
Note:Explicit condition requires developer to pay $115,000 for affordable housing initiatives, opening up program administration, consulting, and outreach opportunities. The required tenant relocation payments ($2,500 per unit) create small-scale financial service, legal, advocacy, and social service support opportunities for third parties that can administrate payments or assist residents in transitions. Inferred: Coordination could involve additional vendors for payment processing, compliance, and resident communication. There will likely be demand for consulting on compliance with city tenant protection ordinances.
Town's forthcoming application for SS4A Implementation Grant to improve priority roadway segments following local Safety Action Plan, including project prioritization, external consultant support, and funding allocation.
Agency:Town of Waxhaw
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:NC League of Municipalities, Witt O’Brien’s
Note:Includes grant writing and project management consulting funded by federal grants (American Rescue Plan, etc.), $30,000 agreement with Witt O'Brien's via NC League of Municipalities. Town seeks SS4A Implementation funding, which may stimulate projects in multimodal safety, traffic engineering, and related professional services. Further contracting may follow as grants are awarded or projects are implemented. Inferred: Consultant-provided services may create additional opportunities for local engineering, safety tech, outreach, or construction vendors as projects are prioritized and federally funded.
Implementation of federally funded grants via NC League of Municipalities for financial software, cybersecurity assessment, technical assistance, hardware procurement, IT evaluation and support for local government operations.
Agency:Town of Waxhaw
Status:
Grant Funding
Service type:Grants
Associated Companies:NC League of Municipalities, Witt O’Brien’s (consulting partner), potential hardware/software vendors such as Black Mountain Software
Note:Funded by federal grants (ARP/CSLFRF), agreement provides for accounting software procurement and installation, cybersecurity upgrades, IT services, and consulting. Inferred: Potential for subcontracting to local IT/cybersecurity, training, and communications specialists. Also suggests the Town is increasing its demand for IT, cybersecurity, and accounting solutions with external provider preference.
Rezoning of 2.66 acres at 1523 Crest Road to allow the redevelopment of an aging 83-unit apartment complex into a new 260-unit, 7-story residential building oriented toward students and university affiliates, including site improvements for pedestrian and bicycle facilities, sidewalk and streetscape enhancements, affordable housing fund contribution, and tenant relocation assistance.
Agency:City of Raleigh
Status:
Active Opportunity
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Peerless Acquisitions LLC, Centennial Lofts Holdings LLC, Fox Rothschild LLP
Note:This is a rezoning case to increase housing density from 160 to 260 units with new 7-story building(s), near NCSU and the future Western BRT corridor, and includes improvements to bicycle storage/charging facilities, sidewalks, and streetscapes. The project requires significant construction, site planning and design, compliance with conditional use and city urban design guidelines, and environmental review. There will be a $115,000 contribution to the City’s Affordable Housing Program and mandatory relocation assistance for current residents, suggesting subcontracting opportunities for property management, relocation, legal services, engineering and consulting, and for sidewalk and bike lane installation. Inferred: Total construction value estimated based on scale and context, may range above $50 million. Additional contracting will be needed for bike infrastructure, urban landscaping, site/civil engineering, housing advocacy for transitions, and affordable housing programming.
Wake County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Construction of 39 angled parking spaces along Main Street from Purvis Street to Montague Street, contract awarded following public bid process.
Agency:Town of Garner
Status:
Contract Award
Service type:Public Works
Associated Companies:Lanier Construction Company
Note:Contract award provides immediate subcontracting and supplier opportunities for construction materials and related services. Inferred: Supplier and specialty contractor needs likely. Project is a visible infrastructure enhancement for downtown and may lead to further town infrastructure contracting.
Development of a 4-story, 102-unit mixed-use building with 5,500 SF of ground floor retail and a structured parking garage in downtown Garner, including town purchase of parking garage component.
Agency:Town of Garner
Status:
Active Opportunity
Service type:Capital Projects
Associated Companies:Lansing Melbourne Group (LMG), Builtech, Rycon, WeaverCooke
Note:The project seeks to move forward with amending the master development agreement (MDA) in partnership with private developer LMG and DFI. Construction bids received from large contractors, and the town is considering a commitment to purchase the parking garage unit for up to $5.5 million. Inferred: The town’s support for retail tenant recruitment and incentives opens further opportunities for commercial fit-out, local business involvement, and professional services. Option for public-private partnership with continued consultant engagement.
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