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Grant FundingParks & RecreationDetected Jun 10, 2026

Bill 48 on the Parks and Recreation Committee agenda would amend Allentown’s 2026 Trexler Fund by adding a supplemental appropriation of $322,955.50 to the Parks and Recreation Department, plus an $18,280.50 city match to meet a 6 percent requirement. The funding is designated to support both operating and capital budgets as part of the 2026 Trexler Capital Project allocation, indicating multiple park-related projects and operational enhancements will be advanced in 2026. Specific projects are not detailed in the agenda, but the scale and capital focus suggest potential investments in park facilities, amenities, equipment, or infrastructure that may require design, construction, maintenance, and recreation program support. Vendors in park planning, playgrounds, landscaping, facilities upgrades, recreation programming, and related professional services can engage Parks and Recreation to understand the Trexler-funded 2026 project list and identify where outside expertise or products will be needed as these capital allocations move toward implementation.

Includes an $18,280.50 city match to satisfy a 6 percent requirement, indicating a leveraged funding...

City of AllentownTrexler Fund support for 2026 parks operating and capital projects

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Parks & Recreation

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

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Award & contract

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Grant Funding

The Blackie’s Pasture Beach Restoration project will restore the shoreline at Greenwood/Blackie’s Pasture Beach to reduce erosion. According to the CIP, County of Marin staff have fully designed the project, construction is fully grant funded through a 1.5 million State Coastal Conservancy grant, and permitting is underway with construction anticipated to start in summer 2026. Because design is complete and funding is secured, this is moving toward construction procurement. Marine and shoreline contractors, environmental construction managers, and monitoring firms can track this project for a near‑term bid opportunity and related services such as construction oversight, environmental compliance, and periodic beach renourishment support estimated at up to 10,000 per year.

Design was performed by County of Marin staff; Town anticipates periodic renourishment costs after c...

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Grant Funding

Under Capital Improvement Projects, Tiburon budgets $1,500,000 in FY 2026-27 for the Blackie’s Pasture / Greenwood Beach Restoration project (25-PK-01-810), fully funded by a State Coastal Conservancy grant. The project scope is summarized as "Restoration," indicating shoreline, habitat, parkland, or erosion control improvements along this waterfront area. No design or construction firm is mentioned; the budget only shows that grant funds are secured and programmed. This creates a high‑value pre‑RFP opportunity for coastal engineers, landscape architects, environmental consultants, and construction contractors experienced in shoreline restoration and public access facilities. Vendors should aim to speak with Public Works and Parks staff about anticipated permitting, community engagement, and phasing needs and position for design, CEQA/environmental, and construction support as the project moves from funding to implementation.

Fully grant-funded from State Coastal Conservancy (Fund 285); will likely require significant enviro...

Town of Tiburon
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Contract Award

Tiburon’s FY2026‑27 CIP programs $1,500,000 for construction of the Blackie’s Pasture / Greenwood Beach shoreline restoration, fully funded by a State Coastal Conservancy grant. The project will restore the eroding shoreline, with design completed by Marin County staff and construction anticipated to begin in summer 2026 once permitting is finalized. The document indicates design is complete and permitting is underway, implying a construction contract will be or has recently been awarded under the grant. Coastal, habitat restoration, and marine contractors may still find opportunities for specialty services, monitoring, periodic renourishment (estimated up to $10k per year), and adjacent shoreline resilience work informed by this major project.

Future periodic beach renourishment is anticipated at up to 10000 per year, though frequency and det...

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