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Pre-RFPCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 9, 2026

The June 9, 2026 Manager’s Report summarizes a substantial slate of 2026 construction and infrastructure projects, many of which are multi-year efforts entering design, preconstruction, or early delivery stages. Key items include the Mahoney Bridge replacement moving through CDOT grant administration and permitting with construction anticipated in fall 2026, Phase One Public Works Campus transit facility addition out to bid with a bid letting set for June 12, 2026, the West Pacific Avenue multimodal corridor nearing completion but awaiting striping and a Davis Street pressure-reducing valve delivery in July 2026, stormwater culvert maintenance under Highway 145 on the Valley Floor, and multiple water/wastewater upgrades such as Mill Creek chlorine system conversion, Element 52 lift station upgrades, and sewer main insulation along Boomerang Road. A 2026 construction overview graphic categorizes projects into low, moderate, and high impact and notes upcoming work like East End traffic calming, Core Area park improvements, and EV charging infrastructure placement. While some contracts are already awarded—for example, the CIPP sewer lining project with C&L Water Solutions and Telluride Gravel’s $633,693 bike path repair—the report highlights ongoing design coordination, grant compliance, and scheduling decisions rather than completed procurement for others. This creates potential opportunities for engineering design, construction management, traffic control, specialty utility contractors, materials suppliers, and communications firms to support remaining design refinements, construction phases not yet bid, and related outreach and impact-mitigation services through 2026–2027.

The Manager’s Report contains a detailed list of 2026 capital projects with impact levels and a note...

Town of TellurideTown of Telluride 2026 Construction Program and Public Works Capital Projects

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Capital Projects

Where this sits in the buying cycle

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

6–18 mo

RFP / solicitation posted

Later

Award & contract

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