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OPPORTUNITYCapital ProjectsDeKalb County
RFP 2025-117 seeks design-build services for demolition and replacement of clearwells and a high service pump station at the Scott Candler Water Treatment Plant. Ruby-Collins, Inc. is named for an award up to $233,810,423, but the item is still held in the PWI Committee. Large water sector contractors, equipment suppliers, and specialty subs should monitor this high-value plant modernization and position for subcontracting, equipment supply, and future related projects.
Design-build vendor is identified but not yet fully approved; project covers major treatment plant d...
Peachtree City presented its FY2027 operating and capital budget on June 22 and is holding a public hearing on July 9, with final adoption scheduled for August 20, 2026. The proposed General Fund is $60.8 million, with added positions in fire, EMS, planning, police admin, code enforcement, and library tech, plus substantial capital plans for stormwater, facilities, vehicles, Kedron pool enclosure, Braelinn field, and police HQ renovations. Vendors in public safety, public works, IT, parks, and consulting should treat this as a forward look at funded priorities and upcoming procurements over the next 1–5 years.
Budget includes $4M Stormwater Utility budget with new rates, likely stormwater bond in future; $12M...
Clayton County considered a bond resolution to issue up to $60,000,000 in GO bonds for Justice Complex upgrades tied to the 2027 SPLOST. The item initially failed on one vote but appears to have been reconsidered, with further Board discussion on advisor and bond counsel fees. Architects, engineers, construction managers, and security/IT integrators should treat this as a major upcoming capital program once financing is finalized.
Minutes show one motion to approve was defeated; a second motion result is not recorded, suggesting ...
Clayton County is issuing up to $60,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026, to fund upgrades to the Justice Complex as approved by voters in the 2027 SPLOST. Regions Capital Advantage, Inc. will purchase the bonds, providing capital for substantial facility improvements. Architecture, engineering, construction, and security/IT firms should monitor upcoming planning and design phases where the County will translate this bond funding into specific renovation, expansion, and systems projects.
Bond resolution sets interest, tax levy, and sale to Regions Capital Advantage; project scopes for J...
Atlanta Housing approved initial business terms for Bowen Homes Phase IV (Block D), a 164-unit mixed-income multifamily project on the former Bowen Homes site. The board authorized submission of a HUD Mixed-Finance Development Proposal and Disposition Application, and outlined a ground lease, up to $8.28M in subordinate loan financing, and a $2.23M predevelopment loan, all before final financial closing. This is early-stage structuring of a $59.96M LIHTC/Choice Neighborhoods deal where third-party design, consulting, compliance, and construction support will still be needed.
HRHA is holding a public hearing and considering a resolution to issue up to $22,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Century Plaza Apartments at 135 Lassiter Drive. TTG Century Plaza Limited Partnership plans to acquire, rehabilitate, and equip this 120-unit property, with total project cost estimated at about $36 million. While HRHA is only a conduit issuer, this signals a large rehab with potential needs for design, construction, energy upgrades, and resident services once financing closes.
HRHA is holding a public hearing and considering a resolution to issue up to $22,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Century Plaza Apartments in Hampton. The bonds will finance or refinance acquisition, rehabilitation, and equipping of the existing multifamily complex at 135 Lassiter Drive. Design, construction, rehab trades, energy-efficiency, accessibility, and property-amenity vendors should track this as the project scope is large and bond-funded, with TTG Century Plaza leading the application and bond counsel engaged.
Atlanta Housing plans to dispose of up to 8 acres at 1041 Field Road NW and adjacent Bowen Homes land through a long-term ground lease to Live Thrive, Inc. for an Environmental Stewardship Center. The center will include a permanent CHaRM recycling drop-off facility and an Environmental Innovation Center, providing workforce development and education around reuse and recycling. HUD approval is required for the land disposition and lease, and the project is tied to a $40 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant for the Bowen site and area.
Atlanta Housing plans to dispose of up to 8 acres at 1041 Field Road NW and adjacent Bowen Homes land and ground-lease it to Live Thrive, Inc. for an Environmental Stewardship Center. The center will include a permanent CHaRM recycling drop-off and an Environmental Innovation Center offering workforce development and education. HUD approval and detailed implementation for facilities, site work, and programming are still ahead, creating room for design, construction, equipment, and service providers to support the project.
5-year contract with Flock Safety for 54 automated license plate readers and two square miles of gunshot detection coverage, including service and support.
Procurement officers, department heads, and council members at the most active Georgia agencies, so you know who to reach before the solicitation drops.
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Mike Slowick
Transportation Inspector · Public Works
Barrow County
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Jared Akins
Interim Police Chief · Statesboro Police Department
City of Statesboro
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CBO Gregori S. Anderson
Director · Department of Building Safety and Regulatory Services
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