Adams County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Adams County
21 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Brighton Housing Authority, in partnership with the Colorado Division of Housing, applied for 1.44 million in HOME funds for a Tenant-Based Rental Assistance program to support Emergency Housing Voucher participants for up to 24 months. Staff presented this to the Board with options ranging from fully funding to waiting for more information about future Tenant Protection Vouchers, recommending the wait-and-see option. Because the Board has not yet selected an option and the HOME consortium members must formally support the project, the TBRA concept remains under consideration. Vendors specializing in housing program administration, case management systems, and compliance can engage BHA, Adams County, and consortium members to offer operational support models if the TBRA program moves forward.
Pre-RFP
$1,440,000Jun 10, 2026Under New Business, the Board approved a resolution for a purchase order totaling 3,020,086.14 to McCandless Truck Center LLC for six tandem dump trucks for Public Works, using Cooperative Agreement 2026.326. This is a significant investment in heavy equipment that suggests a robust capital or maintenance program for roads and infrastructure. The contract for these specific trucks is awarded, but the scale of the purchase highlights both McCandless’s incumbent status and the county’s multi‑year fleet modernization. Vendors can leverage this intelligence to offer related services such as fleet management systems, preventative maintenance, parts supply, and equipment attachments, or to prepare for future opportunities when Cooperative Agreement 2026.326 is revisited or additional units are needed.
Contract Award
$3,020,086Jun 9, 2026Under new business, the County Manager is bringing a resolution to approve a purchase order in the amount of 3,020,086.14 to McCandless Truck Center LLC for six tandem dump trucks for Public Works, via Cooperative Agreement 2026.326. This represents a significant investment in heavy equipment to support road maintenance and public works operations. The vendor and purchase mechanism are already selected, but the scale of the acquisition signals an active fleet modernization and expansion program. Equipment, telematics, upfitting, maintenance, and fleet-management solution providers can view this as a key indicator of ongoing capital investment in the fleet and should position for future purchases, service contracts, and technology add-ons to manage these trucks over their lifecycle.
Contract Award
$3,020,086Jun 9, 2026City Council accepted the proposal of Asphalt Specialties Co., Inc. and approved procurement of the asphalt portion of the Transportation Preservation and Improvement Project for a contract amount of 1890825 dollars. The resolution authorizes the city manager to execute the contract on behalf of the city, locking in Asphalt Specialties as the asphalt contractor for this phase. This award indicates that a multi-component transportation preservation program is underway, with asphalt work now assigned to a specific firm. While the immediate award is decided, vendors in traffic control, striping, sidewalks, ADA upgrades, and asset management can position for complementary work or later phases of the preservation program in future budget cycles.
Contract Award
$1,890,825May 19, 2026Council approved a resolution accepting the proposal of SEMA Construction, Inc. and authorizing procurement of the Sable Boulevard Improvements Project for 7716512 dollars. Public Works Director Greg Labrie explained that the project will improve several intersections along Sable Boulevard to increase safety, improve traffic flow, and upgrade accessibility, with five bids received and SEMA selected as the most responsive and responsible bidder. The project covers intersection upgrades at 130th Avenue, 132nd Avenue, 144th Avenue, and 4th Avenue and Bromley Lane, with completion targeted for the first quarter of next year. Although the main construction contract is awarded, this is a sizable corridor project that may create needs for traffic engineering support, public outreach, inspection, materials testing, and future corridor enhancements once the initial work is complete.
Contract Award
$7,716,512May 19, 2026The City of Brighton approved an amendment to its contract with D2C Architects, Inc. for the Municipal Service Center design project, bringing the total contract amount to 1509561 dollars. This confirms the city is moving forward with a substantial facilities project and is locking in its design partner for the next phase of work. For vendors, this is clear incumbent intelligence: D2C is the chosen architect for the service center, and construction, specialty consulting, furnishings, technology, and site work will follow design completion. Firms offering engineering subconsulting, construction management, energy systems, security, or facility technology can position for downstream work with the city or as subs to D2C on this multi-phase capital project.
Contract Award
$1,509,561May 5, 2026The Sunrise PD standards call for a neighborhood park featuring a splash pad, restrooms, picnic shelter, and playground, along with a dog park and exercise circuits distributed through the community. The annexation agreement also requires the developer to pay $400,000 in public land dedication funds toward park improvements at the off-site Skylake Ranch Open Land, in addition to on-site PLD provided in the Conceptual Site Plan. While the entitlement documents fix the program elements, they do not yet specify designers, builders, or equipment vendors for the park features. This creates early-stage opportunity for park planners, splash pad and aquatic play manufacturers, playground and shade structure providers, restroom building suppliers, dog park equipment vendors, and landscape architects to partner with the developer and City on detailed design, specification, and phased construction for both the Sunrise park and the off-site Skylake Ranch improvements funded by the PLD contribution.
Pre-RFP
$400,000Jun 16, 2026The Town evaluated proposals under RFP 26-006 for the 8th Street paving project, focused on improving pedestrian safety and accessibility for students traveling to and from Bennett K–12 Schools by adding a continuous sidewalk connection. Proposals were scored on qualifications, references, pricing, and ability to complete the work promptly, with a mandatory pre-bid meeting held for all bidders. Following evaluation, the Board awarded the construction contract to Tristone Construction in an amount not to exceed 256,649.40. While the primary construction award is now decided, the project will likely generate follow-on needs such as traffic control, signage, striping, inspections, and potential future phases of school-area safety improvements, where complementary vendors could engage with Public Works and the Town’s engineering staff.
Contract Award
$256,649Jun 9, 2026On the consent calendar, the Board approved a purchase order for 255,645.62 to McCandless Truck Center LLC for a single axle truck replacement for Public Works under Cooperative Agreement 2026.325. This confirms that Adams County is actively renewing and expanding its heavy fleet through cooperative purchasing mechanisms. The decision on this specific truck is made, but it reveals McCandless as a key fleet equipment vendor and shows the county’s use of cooperative contracts for vehicle procurement. Other vendors can use this as competitive intelligence on the incumbent supplier, while adjacent opportunities may exist for upfitting, telematics, maintenance services, or future replacements when this cooperative agreement nears expiration.
Contract Award
$255,645Jun 9, 2026The Board agenda includes consent approval of a purchase order for a single axle truck replacement for the Public Works department, using Cooperative Agreement 2026.325. The purchase order is in the amount of 255,645.62 and the vendor named is McCandless Truck Center LLC. This indicates the county has already selected the vendor through a cooperative purchasing vehicle and is executing a replacement within its heavy fleet. While the primary buying decision is complete, this is a signal of ongoing fleet renewal needs and confirms McCandless as an incumbent supplier that competitors or complementary service providers may need to navigate around or partner with for maintenance, upfitting, and future replacements.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Adams County, Colorado
12 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Lochbuie Town
City
Town of Bennett Town
City3,122 pop.
City of Westminster City
City69,513 pop.
City of Thornton City
City144,922 pop.
City of Northglenn City
City38,139 pop.
City of Federal Heights
City13,943 pop.
City of Commerce
City68,245 pop.
City of Brighton City
City42,063 pop.
City of Aurora City
City53,698 pop.
City of Arvada City
City2,787 pop.
Balance of Adams County
City96,933 pop.
Adams County
County542,973 pop.
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