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St. Louis is moving a ballot measure for April 6, 2027 to let voters reallocate an existing half‑cent economic development sales tax now earmarked for North‑South MetroLink. The change would allow funds (about $96M already accumulated plus future revenue) to support Bus Rapid Transit, MetroLink, or other mass transit initiatives, with defined neighborhood, workforce, safety, and infrastructure set‑asides. This creates a major multi‑year funding pool for planning, design, vehicles, construction, and consulting once priorities are set post‑election.
Exhibits define 60% of proceeds for transit, 10% neighborhood revitalization, 10% workforce, 10% pub...
The Council signaled intent to support negotiations with the Kansas City Current on expanding the team’s stadium, adding a parking garage, mixed-use development, and supporting infrastructure at Berkley Riverfront Park. The City Manager is directed to negotiate a term sheet and development agreement, pursue a TIF plan, seek state incentives, evaluate up to $235,000,000 in special obligation bonds, and structure leases or licenses for related zones. This is a major multi-use capital project where architects, engineers, infrastructure contractors, and P3/advisory firms can still influence scopes, financing approaches, and delivery models.
Resolution frames intent and directs negotiations; no specific design or construction contracts name...
The City Council is declaring its intent to support negotiations with the Kansas City Current for an expanded stadium, parking garage, mixed-use development, and supporting infrastructure at Berkley Riverfront Park. The ordinance directs the City Manager to negotiate and execute a term sheet and development agreement, seek a Tax Increment Financing Plan, apply for state financial and tax incentives, and negotiate intergovernmental agreements with the State of Missouri.
This action also authorizes or facilitates issuance of up to 235,000,000 in special obligation bonds, signaling a large, multi-faceted capital project that is still in the planning and structuring phase. Vendors across design, engineering, construction management, infrastructure, parking systems, environment, and related professional services can position early as the City and team shape project scope, delivery models, and funding packages.
City Manager is also authorized to negotiate a lease or exclusive license agreement for the levee pr...
The board Q&A discusses Proposition H, a planned bond issue of about $150M to address an estimated $260M in facilities needs from the district’s Facility Master Plan. Phase 1 construction is planned for summer 2027, with additional work in Phases 2-4, and design work by Hollis + Miller already shaping the project list. This is still in the planning and voter-approval stage, so capital project, construction, and program management vendors should track how the bond package is defined and be ready to support Phase 1 and future phases once funding is approved.
Facility Master Plan contains full project list; current focus is projects tied directly to Proposit...
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Various capital projects including Dogwood Elementary renovations, track resurfacing, concrete work, fencing, and HVAC unit replacements across the district.
PWSD #2 plans to replace all pipe and valves in the Defiance WTP pipe gallery, with $8,000,000 budgeted. Design is 95% complete, and construction is targeted for 2028, but no construction contractor is named yet. This is an upcoming heavy mechanical/electrical project where construction firms, valve and pipe suppliers, and controls vendors can begin positioning for procurement once the district moves from design to bid.
PWSD #2 plans a $3,000,000 electrical upgrade at the Daniel Boone Booster Pump Station to replace motor starters with new equipment. The project status notes that bids are being re‑opened, with completion planned in 2027. Electrical contractors, MCC/VFD manufacturers, and SCADA integrators can pursue the upcoming solicitation and offer design‑assist or value engineering on reliability and power quality.
Smithville’s annual TIF report notes that the 110 Smithville mixed‑use project, backed by a TIF plan and funding agreement, began construction in fall 2024 and is now approaching interior completion on two buildings. The project is behind the original schedule but still expected to finish within the 3‑year TIF development window by 2026.
This is a privately built TIF project in the downtown area, so remaining work like finishes, appliances, and tenant build‑outs will drive demand for construction trades, building systems, and property services. Vendors that support multifamily and mixed‑use operations can target the developer and future property manager for fit‑out, technology, and ongoing services as the buildings near occupancy.
Facility improvements for 105 building (municipal court/boardroom, parking), City Hall (ADA upgrades, secure lobby, office improvements), and Historic Museum (roof repairs, exterior cladding, interior cosmetics).
Parkville is advancing the Downtown Route 9 Corridor Complete Streets Improvements (Redefine Route 9), now in preliminary/final design with MoDOT approval to move into right-of-way acquisition. The project is funded by a $3.2M STBG grant, a $1,787,950 MoDOT Cost Share grant, and $500,000 from Platte County for engineering, with construction funds limited to contract costs and a hard deadline to award construction by August 31, 2027. Design is led by George Butler Associates, and the city plans to advertise for construction bids around November 15, 2026, with contract award targeted for early 2027. This sets up a major upcoming street, traffic, and multimodal construction procurement for firms that can deliver complex urban corridor work under MoDOT and federal funding rules.
Gasconade County R-II has a multi-year roof replacement and warranty schedule covering GES, OHS, OES, OMS, and the Admin building. Several roofs reach warranty end or decision points between 2024 and 2029, including GES sections expiring 2026 and an OES 2007 system targeted for spring 2027 work with possible coating to reduce cost. This signals upcoming planning for roof replacement, coating systems, and related facility work where roofing, design, and construction vendors can help scope options and budgets.
Procurement officers, department heads, and council members at the most active Missouri agencies, so you know who to reach before the solicitation drops.
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Jenny Atwell
Jail Administrator
Boone County
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April White
Interim City Administrator · City Administrator's Office
Dierbergs Osage Beach Tdd
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Christy Wilkison
Science · High School
Archie R-V School District
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Technology
Information Technology
Boone County
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Caleb DeVore
Water Department Superintendent · Water Department
Dierbergs Osage Beach Tdd
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Mindy Wilkins
Math · High School
Archie R-V School District
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