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Oak Grove Apartments is moving toward a $114.9M overhaul, including renovation of 270 units, construction of 36 new units, and upgrades to a Head Start and community center. A MAPS 4 contribution was increased to $3M, a 4% LIHTC and bond application is in with OHFA, and HUD is waiting on a RAD financing plan; a general contractor will be chosen via RFQ. GC, design, and financing teams can engage now as CEC refines the capital stack, scope, and RFQ strategy for this complex RAD/Section 18 blend.
The Audit and Finance Advisory Committee is scheduled to hear a presentation from Oklahoma CLASS on investment options for the City’s pooled cash and reserves. As of June 30, 2026, pooled cash totals $27.4 million, and the Emergency Fund is $900,000 below the state‑mandated minimum. The City is clearly evaluating how and where to invest idle funds. Investment managers and treasury technology vendors should explore options to improve safety, liquidity, and yield while helping the City restore its Emergency Fund balance.
Savanna devotes over $3 million annually to its WINGS after-school program, ASES-funded extended learning, Saturday Academy, and a summer academy, all targeting EL, foster, homeless, and low-income students. Participation is strong, but the LCAP notes slight declines in Saturday and summer academy attendance, and the district wants these programs to close achievement gaps. This ongoing investment creates demand for tutoring vendors, enrichment providers, curriculum packages, and program evaluation support tailored to extended learning.
OHFA will act on two resolutions to sell up to $125 million and $75 million of GNMA/FNMA/FHLMC certificates under its TBA and Single Family programs. Staff are directed to develop documentation and approval parameters for these ongoing single family mortgage-backed securities sales. This signals active secondary market operations where OHFA may seek trading, analytics, documentation, servicing, and compliance tools or advisory support.
OHFA plans additional sales of up to $75 million in GNMA/FNMA/FHLMC certificates for its single family program and is directing staff to develop documentation and approval parameters. This supports ongoing single family mortgage activity beyond the TBA program. Secondary market, analytics, and compliance vendors can approach OHFA about tools and advisory services to optimize certificate sales, documentation, and oversight of this tranche.
OHFA is authorizing sale of up to $125 million in GNMA/FNMA/FHLMC certificates under its TBA single family program and directing staff to develop documentation and approval parameters for loan sales. This supports ongoing single family mortgage origination for low and moderate income homebuyers. Capital markets advisors, mortgage tech providers, and compliance consultants can engage around trading strategies, documentation, analytics, and risk management for these sizable secondary market activities.
Boise City Public Schools is engaging NextPhase Roofing to inspect storm damage, document conditions, and negotiate insurance-funded repairs across multiple district buildings. A July 2026 contingency agreement ties future roofing work to the insurer’s final loss report, with upgrades from foam roofs to TPO at no extra cost beyond the deductible. Roofing, construction, and engineering vendors should track this as a district-wide capital restoration program likely funded through OSIG and insurance, with scope still to be finalized and possible needs for design, code review, and owner’s rep support.
Owasso staff recommend approving OPUD 26-01 for The Magnolia on 2nd, a new 24‑unit, three‑story apartment building on 0.48 acres in the downtown Redbud District, and abandoning the prior OPUD 23‑03 duplex plan. The PUD includes requirements for replatting, civil and drainage plans, landscaping, fencing, sidewalks, signage, parking (on- and off-street), and alley/utility coordination; construction is anticipated to be completed within two years after PUD approval. This is still in the entitlement and design phase, so architects, engineers, civil and drainage consultants, multifamily builders, site and landscape contractors, and low-voltage/security vendors can engage with the owner’s team as they move into detailed design and bidding.
Mead reports that the new police headquarters at the municipal facilities site is under design, with construction expected to begin in fall 2026. Staff has identified local contractor FCI Constructors, Inc. as preferred CMGC and plans to present that contract for Board approval soon. This is a major new public safety facility next to the new library and fire station, creating near-term opportunities for specialty trades, building systems, security technology, furnishings, and operational fit-out once CMGC and design are finalized.
Mead is moving ahead with constructing a new police facility in the downtown urban renewal area, financed via a lease‑purchase with up to $16,000,000 in Certificates of Participation. A July 13, 2026 cooperation agreement commits Urban Renewal Authority tax increment revenues each year to help make the Town’s COP lease payments. Facility design and construction vendors are not named yet, so key work is still ahead. This is a major capital project where public safety, architecture, engineering, construction, IT, and furniture vendors can begin positioning for the upcoming build‑out and fit‑out.
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