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The City is recommending authorization for the City Manager to execute an agreement with Wickman Construction, Inc. for construction of the new City Aquatic Center at 800 Atlantic Avenue, in an amount not-to-exceed $32,364,200 including contingency. The item also includes a resolution to amend the FY 2026-27 capital budget by reappropriating $4,998,747 from the General Fund unassigned reserve into the aquatic center capital project (CIP C55400). With Wickman Construction identified as the construction contractor and substantial additional funding being committed, the aquatic center is moving into full-scale build-out. This offers intelligence on the prime contractor and budget size, and creates potential follow-on opportunities for specialty subcontractors, aquatic equipment suppliers, technology vendors, and future operations/maintenance providers who can coordinate with the City or with Wickman for integration, fit-out, and long-term facility support.
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$32,364,200Jul 7, 2026The Council agenda requests authorization for the City Manager to execute an agreement with Wickman Construction, Inc., in an amount not-to-exceed $32,364,200 (including contingency) for construction of the City Aquatic Center at 800 Atlantic Avenue. The item also includes a resolution to amend the FY 2026-27 capital budget by reappropriating $4,998,747 from General Fund unassigned reserve to the aquatic center CIP. This action represents a major construction award, with design already completed and environmental review covered by an existing CEQA MND and addendum. Although the prime contractor is selected, this is a large, multi-year project likely to require numerous subcontractors, specialty trades, pool systems vendors, furnishings, technology, security, and long-term operations support. Vendors should approach Wickman Construction and Recreation staff for subcontracting, equipment supply, or later-phase amenities and programming needs, as well as monitor change orders and future facility enhancements once the center is operating.
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$32,364,200Jul 7, 2026A parallel Construction Management Agreement with Cordoba Corporation is up for Board approval to provide planning, coordination, and construction management services through completion of Measure J and the start of Measure Y bond programs. Like the Cumming agreement, this covers broad construction management services for Facilities Planning & Management. The not‑to‑exceed amount is 7805285, with work scheduled from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028, funded by Building Fund 21 (Measure Y). Cordoba thus joins Cumming as a key CM firm managing bond‑funded projects, which is important for contractors, engineers, and specialty vendors aiming to team with, or market to, the CM firms that will oversee upcoming capital improvements across the district’s schools.
Contract Award
$7,805,285Jun 29, 2026The Board is asked to approve the Oakland Unified School District Measure Y Program Management Services Agreement with Brailsford and Dunlavey, Inc. The firm will provide bond program management, planning, coordination, and construction management through completion of the Measure J program and the commencement and implementation of the Measure Y bond program. The not‑to‑exceed amount is 12301629 for work scheduled from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028, funded from Measure Y Building Fund 21. This makes Brailsford & Dunlavey the primary program manager for the Measure Y bond, a central role in orchestrating school modernizations and new construction—critical for architects, engineers, contractors, and specialty vendors who will need to align with the program manager and Facilities staff to win and deliver upcoming bond‑funded projects.
Contract Award
$12,301,629Jun 29, 2026The Board is asked to approve a Service Agreement with Ro Health, LLC to supply the district with nursing, behavioral, and therapy staffing solutions to support care delivery for special education students. The agreement runs for the 2026‑27 school year and represents a major piece of the district’s related services staffing strategy. The not‑to‑exceed amount is 6500000 for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, funded through Special Education resources. This confirms Ro Health as a key staffing incumbent for nurses and therapists, giving other healthcare staffing firms and related service providers insight into OUSD’s contracted staffing volume and a timeline for future competition or joint offerings (e.g., telehealth, scheduling tools, or staffing management platforms).
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$6,500,000Jun 29, 2026OUSD is approving a three-year services agreement and a parallel data sharing agreement with Essential School Solutions LLC (ESS) for mental and behavioral health staffing. ESS will provide one full‑time mental health clinician and one full‑time mental/behavioral health technician (two FTE total) to deliver IEP‑mandated services in counseling-enriched self‑contained programs at Oakland Academy of Knowledge and Fruitvale Elementary School. The agreement runs from July 13, 2026 through June 30, 2029 with a not‑to‑exceed amount of 3134100, funded by Special Education resources. With ESS locked in as the provider for these programs, this signals a sustained, programmatic approach to school‑based mental health services and reveals a multi‑year SPED mental health budget; adjacent vendors may find opportunities in program evaluation, data systems, or expansion to additional sites as needs evolve.
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$3,134,100Jun 29, 2026OUSD is approving a construction management agreement with Cumming Management Group Inc. to support planning, coordination, and construction management through completion of the Measure J bond program and commencement of the Measure Y bond program. The contract provides construction management services for Facilities Planning & Management projects funded by Measure Y. The agreement has a not‑to‑exceed value of 8639911 and runs from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028. While Cumming is now a key program-level incumbent, this indicates a robust pipeline of bond-funded facilities work; architects, engineers, specialty contractors, and project controls vendors can treat this as program intelligence and may pursue subconsulting or downstream project opportunities under Cumming’s management.
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$8,639,911Jun 29, 2026The City plans to execute a third amendment to its agreement with ELS Architects, Inc. for the City Aquatic Center, adding up to $171,470 for preliminary/conceptual design services, including design development, through December 31, 2028. After this amendment, the total compensation under the agreement will not exceed $3,446,306.50, reflecting a substantial, long-term architectural engagement. With ELS Architects as the established design firm on a multi-year horizon, the primary design work is committed, but the extended schedule and budget underline the project’s complexity and potential for ongoing coordination with engineers, specialty consultants, and technology vendors (e.g., aquatic systems, energy efficiency, and accessibility). This also provides a signal of the City’s preferred design partner for similar recreation projects and a timeline for when subsequent design or renovation work might be rebid.
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$3,446,306Jul 7, 2026Amendment No. 2 to the Services Agreement with Hanna Interpreting Services, LLC is before the Board, tied to RFP 22-139OE for Translation and Interpretation Services. Hanna will continue providing in‑person interpretation, video/web‑based remote interpreting, over‑the‑phone interpreting, and document translation on an as‑needed basis districtwide, along with a new Data Sharing Agreement governing data handling. The amendment adds 1200000, raising the not‑to‑exceed from 1450000 to 2650000 and extends the term from June 30, 2026 to June 30, 2028. This confirms Hanna as the incumbent language services provider for at least two more years, offering insight into the district’s volume and spend and indicating potential opportunities for complementary tools (e.g., translation management software, multilingual communications platforms) or for positioning ahead of the next RFP cycle.
Contract Admin
$1,200,000Jun 29, 2026The CAHI Board is scheduled on June 29, 2026 to adopt a resolution authorizing the Chief Executive Officer to execute a two‑year contract, with a one‑year option, with Lighthouse Public Affairs, LLC. The contract would be up to 180000 per year for the initial two‑year term and 180000 per year for the optional third year, for a total not‑to‑exceed value of 540000. This action indicates CAHI’s intent to secure sustained government affairs and public affairs support rather than project‑by‑project engagements. While Lighthouse is the selected firm for this scope, other vendors can target adjacent opportunities such as communications support, policy analysis, advocacy campaign execution, digital engagement, or subconsulting to Lighthouse during the contract term, and can also track this as incumbent intel ahead of any future rebid after the option term.
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