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Government Projects in Ohio

100 projects across 64 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Dam removal and stream restoration project at Little Yankee Run, associated with Elwood Aluminum, to improve water quality and habitat. Includes sediment dredging and dam deconstruction.

Pre-RFP
$4,300,000Aug 14, 2026

Construction of a new water treatment plant, including design, bidding, and construction phases.

Pre-RFP
$17,000,000Aug 12, 2026

Revised five-year capital improvement plan for roofing, focusing on restoration and warranty, including thermal scanning and potential air handler replacement.

Pre-RFP
$2,943,998Aug 11, 2026

North Circuit improvement project construction services.

Contract Award
$2,800,000Aug 26, 2026

Medina County Career Center is proposing a new nursing simulation lab at its South Campus, emphasizing high-fidelity manikins and interprofessional training. The presentation outlines specific equipment to buy, estimated lab build-out costs from $250K to $1.5M, and notes ongoing maintenance needs, but no vendor has been formally approved yet. This is an early-stage capital and equipment project where simulation vendors, integrators, and training providers can help shape scope, funding strategy, and implementation roadmap.

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$1,500,000Jul 22, 2026

The board authorized its treasurer and legal counsel to file a 2025 tax year complaint with the county Board of Revision over the assessed value of commercial property recently sold for $2,639,000 but valued at $597,300. This is a finance and tax-revenue action, not a facilities or instructional purchase. Sellers in tax assessment consulting, legal support, or financial modeling could see this as a signal that the district is actively managing its tax base and may consider broader revenue or valuation review services.

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$2,639,000Jul 21, 2026

Ordinance 2026-25 eliminates the Treasury Investment Board and confirms the Treasurer will direct the Village’s investment advisor under Section 155.04. The Treasurer noted a conservative portfolio and upcoming maturities totaling about $1.35 million in 2027, with some Council interest in revisiting the investment policy. This is a governance shift that may lead to a review or rebid of investment advisory, portfolio analytics, or treasury management services.

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$1,350,000Jul 21, 2026

The district is proposing a Metro Agriscience Innovation Center with a 30' x 48' greenhouse, food systems classroom, and an agricultural innovation lab. The concept includes controlled-environment agriculture, hydroponics, automation, sensors, and supporting facilities like an ADA restroom, with an estimated total cost of about $1.54 million. This is a pre-build vision and budget, suggesting upcoming design, construction, equip­ment, and tech procurements for vendors in K-12 facilities, CTE, STEM labs, and greenhouse systems.

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$1,543,688Jul 21, 2026

Council’s Committee of the Whole reviewed design options for improving the W. Main Street and Experiment Farm/S. Stanfield intersection, with a consultant recommending a roundabout over a signalized intersection. A straw poll showed most council members favor the roundabout; ODOT must now hold a public input meeting and then the city will seek a design consultant using federal and TIF funding. This opens future work for roadway design, public engagement, and eventually construction around a $4.3 million project.

Pre-RFP
$4,298,000Jul 20, 2026

Engineering services for the LAK SR615 bridge widening and interchange improvement project.

Contract Award
$2,299,015Aug 19, 2026

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