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Albemarle County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
The project is for the construction of approximately 3,278 linear feet of sidewalk, curb & gutter, storm drainage, concrete and asphalt paving and associated sitework along Commonwealth Drive and Dominion Drive in Albemarle County. Work includes clearing, grading, erosion and sediment control, water line relocation, traffic maintenance, and paving.
Status:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc.
Note:
This is a formal Invitation For Bids with a public opening scheduled. The project was designed by Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. Pre-bid meeting was held November 13, 2025. Eligible bidders must be Class A or B contractors licensed in Virginia. Bid range is $1M-$3M—a significant construction opportunity. Project includes stormwater, utility coordination, extensive sitework, and compliance with detailed safety and gov. requirements. The presence of formal bid change order, schedule of values, and sub-tiered subcontract forms further reinforces strong subcontracting opportunities for a wide range of trades and specialties, e.g., paving, drainage, traffic control, landscaping, signage, utility installation. There are also extensive environmental, erosion control, and stormwater compliance needs. The County encourages minority-owned, women-owned, and local businesses to participate. VDOT permitting and compliance required. Liquidated damages for project delays incentivize timely, quality completion.
Colonial Heights city
Showing 5 of 5 projects
Variance granted to allow zero-foot rear yard setback for principal structure to facilitate demolition of former Sears building and construction of a new 103,000 sq ft grocery store at 114 Southpark Circle.
Agency:
City of Colonial HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Robertson Loia Roof, P.C.
Note:
Major redevelopment project involving demolition, site planning, and new commercial construction. Inferred: Opportunity for demolition contractors, grocery retail fit-out, general contractors, electrical, and HVAC companies. The variance approval is a prerequisite step to further permitting and construction activities. Site plan changes for mall access and logistics may present additional scopes for subcontractors.
Variance granted to allow installation of outdoor freestanding light fixtures up to 42 feet in height instead of 20 feet at 114 Southpark Circle for site redevelopment linked to new grocery store.
Agency:
City of Colonial HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Parks & Recreation
Associated Companies:
Robertson Loia Roof, P.C.
Note:
Lighting upgrade accompanying major grocery store project. Inferred: Opportunities for electrical contractors, lighting suppliers, and engineering firms familiar with Illuminating Engineering Society standards. Additional requirement for shielded fixtures and police department input points to heightened security and safety compliance.
Construction of new sidewalks along Conduit from School Ave. to Edinborough Dr. and Pleasant Dale Ave. to River Oaks Dr.
Agency:
City of Colonial HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Finley Asphalt
Note:
Contract awarded to Finley Asphalt. Funded via Transportation Alternatives Grant. Construction underway with substantial subcontracting, materials, and inspection opportunities. Local hiring and permits possible.
Construction of new trail from Rolslyn landing north to Jennick Drive, Phase 5 of Appomattox River Greenway Trail.
Agency:
City of Colonial HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Dickerson Construction
Note:
Contract awarded to Dickerson Construction. Project construction is contingent on tree clearing restrictions. Funded via Transportation Alternatives Grant. Subcontracting and supplier opportunities possible for trail materials, landscaping, and site prep.
Replacing four 18” valves at the main pump station, project substantially completed.
Agency:
City of Colonial HeightsStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Waco Construction
Note:
Contract awarded and largely complete. Past opportunity for pump/valve suppliers and maintenance subcontractors. Substantial completion reported.
Emporia city
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Lease-purchase financing for an excavator, water treatment plant truck, and commercial sanitation truck, with financing awarded to Cogent Bank.
Agency:
City of EmporiaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Cogent Bank
Note:
Contract awarded for equipment purchase and financing creates immediate and ongoing subcontracting opportunities for vehicle dealers, equipment maintenance providers, and possibly technology or telematics providers. Inferred: Procurement may generate further RFPs for additional vehicles, maintenance contracts, and training.
Emporia Police Department accepted a $7,500 donation from Colonial Downs for Blue Christmas, to assist families with gifts and holiday support.
Agency:
City of EmporiaStatus:
Service type:
Community & Outreach
Associated Companies:
Rosie's Gaming Emporium
Note:
Explicit: One-time funding for community outreach and support creates supply and event management opportunities. Inferred: Patterns of annual donations may encourage ongoing engagement with sponsors, event planners, or consultants for expanded future programs.
Richmond city
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Geotechnical investigation (soil borings and soils report) for a new storm sewer outlet on Howard Street (Division Road to Grand Trunk) that will cross under railroad tracks. This is an advanced phase for a future road reconstruction project.
Agency:
City of RichmondStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
G2 Consulting
Note:
The full Howard Street reconstruction is anticipated "at least five years or more" (Inferred: 2031+). This current project prepares for future curb and gutter installation and improved drainage. Inferred: "this coming spring" for borings and "spring or summer construction" for storm sewer outlet installation, placing timeline in 2026.
Cleaning and inspection of Well #9 on Skinner Drive. Includes potential for subsequent repairs such as motor, pump, drop pipe, or related components.
Agency:
City of RichmondStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Peerless Midwest
Note:
Budgeted $40,000 for cleaning/inspection and an additional $15,000 for repairs, totaling $55,000. $27,532 is for the initial cleaning/inspection. Repair costs are an estimate. Inferred: Immediate cleaning/inspection expected, repairs to follow, placing timeline in early-mid 2026.
Roof replacement and building repairs at five wellhouses and two arsenic removal plants associated with the city's water system. Project includes gutter replacement.
Agency:
City of RichmondStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
R&J Seamless
Note:
Project budget was $50,000 for 25-26. Two wellhouses with concrete roofs are excluded. Inferred: "spring job" suggests a Q2 2026 start.
Existing contracts above $25k with College Board, CTLG Consulting, LLC, and Write Brain, LLC pose subcontracting or partnership opportunities for related educational, IT, and consulting services.
Agency:
Richmond City Public SchoolsStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
College Board, CTLG Consulting, LLC, Write Brain, LLC
Note:
Subcontracting opportunities may exist in ongoing projects, especially in consulting, IT, and educational programs. Companies already contracted suggest readiness for further scaling or support.
Virginia
Showing 5 of 9 projects
Town awarded $10,000 grant from VA250 for Thematic Driving Tour; ongoing work on major SAIL250 Smithfield Maritime Rendezvous event with additional grant applications and sponsorships being secured.
Agency:
Town of SmithfieldStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Louder, Inc., Towne Bank, Living Classroom, multiple to be determined via RFP
Note:
Confirmed grant award for $10,000 (driving tour); additional grants for SAIL250 event in process. Inferred: Marketing, signage, event services, printing, logistics, local food services, sponsorship activation, AV/production, and drone show providers will be needed.
Virginia Control & Electrical Services is providing labor and equipment to replace (87) owner-furnished streetlight lenses and lamps for the Town of Smithfield.
Agency:
Town of SmithfieldStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Virginia Control & Electrical Services, LLC
Note:
Contract awarded for labor and installation; indicates possible future maintenance and supply subcontracts. Inferred: Potential opportunities for electrical suppliers, inspection firms, traffic control, and ongoing street lighting maintenance contracts.
Purchase of IT software and licensing from SHI International Corp for municipal operations and security.
Agency:
Town of SmithfieldStatus:
Service type:
Information Technology
Associated Companies:
SHI International Corp.
Note:
Comprises bulk licensing; potential for follow-on support, integration, or training contracts. Inferred: May require local IT support partners or consultants to complete deployment and cybersecurity management.
Dell, Inc. supplying new IT hardware totaling $40,273.82 for scheduled replacement of aging municipal IT equipment.
Agency:
Town of SmithfieldStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Dell, Inc.
Note:
Contract ratified for hardware delivery; possible need for local IT support, installation, configuration, network/security consulting, or end user training. Inferred: Hardware contract may be accompanied by related service RFPs.
Ongoing work on sidewalk extensions to the High Knob Destination Center, with current progress payment made to contractor.
Agency:
City of NortonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Glass Machinery and Excavating
Note:
Explicit: Council approved $173,830.06 for sidewalk project progress payment; opportunity for subcontracting/suppliers may continue until project completion.
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