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Aubrey approved the preliminary Service and Assessment Plan for the Palomino Public Improvement District, a 40-acre, 300-lot subdivision that will need roads, water, sewer, drainage, landscaping, and related soft costs. The plan budgets about $9.4M for physical improvements and $10.5M total including issuance and admin, funded via assessments and a future reimbursement agreement/bonds. No construction contractors are named yet, so civil, utility, landscaping, and project management vendors can still influence design, phasing, and implementation as the City moves from plan to procurement.
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$10,485,268Jul 9, 2026Summit is awarding Sealcrete Contracting a $3,275,750 contract to repair and provide preventative maintenance for the Tier Garage parking structure. Work includes major structural concrete repairs, drainage upgrades, waterproofing systems, joint and parapet work, stair and facade repairs, and line striping. This is a multi-year capital rehab funded from 2025–2026 parking capital accounts and will create follow-on needs for inspection, coatings, signage, controls, and future garage work.
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$3,275,750Jul 7, 2026Columbus is authorizing a $1,066,000 tax increment revenue bond to reimburse Columbus Realty Holdings, LLC for the completed B&R Stores (Super Saver) redevelopment. The project includes a new grocery store and fuel center on an expanded footprint and demolition of the existing store within a designated blighted area. The bond is repaid from 2025+ incremental property taxes through 2040, with the city treasurer acting as paying agent. This confirms long-term TIF-backed funding and an active commercial site that may need ongoing facility, IT, and service vendors.
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$1,066,000Jul 6, 2026Lewisville plans to award construction of the DCTA A-train Rail Trail Connection Segment A to Garret Shields Infrastructure for $2.24 million, funded largely by a TxDOT CMAQ grant and DCTA programs. Design is complete and TxDOT approvals are in place, with this contract covering the final trail segment from Hebron Station to the Carrollton city line. This is decided work, but it signals ongoing rail trail, multimodal, and active transportation projects where construction subs, materials, signaling, and consulting support may still be needed.
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$2,240,244Jul 6, 2026The council reviewed a $1.95 million Goodwin–Goodwin arbitration tied to the Highway 71 Water East improvements project and agreed that specialized arbitration counsel is needed. They authorized the City Attorney to begin contacting and vetting outside arbitration attorneys, mentioning Kutak Rock's Kyle Luner as a candidate, but made no commitment to retain or spend funds yet. Law firms with construction and AAA arbitration expertise can reach out as the city evaluates representation options.
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$1,950,000Jun 2, 2026The city received multiple construction bids for a new community building, ranging from about $1.2 million to $1.7 million, with Southern Brothers as the apparent low bidder at $1,197,684. Council moved the bid award discussion to the next City Council meeting without making a selection. General contractors and subs still have some insight into pricing, while the eventual winner will create follow-on needs for furnishings, technology, and site improvements.
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$1,197,684Jun 2, 2026Lewisville reviewed design-phase plans for a major Annex Building interior remodel covering the lobby, municipal court, meeting/training areas, restrooms, skylights, and infrastructure. Council supports the direction but asked for more detail on UV protection for artifacts, skylight replacement options, restroom plumbing scope, community-room rental impacts, and costs for add alternates. Construction is targeted to start January 23, 2027 with a ~$2.93M base bid plus up to $371,538 in alternates, so architects, GC’s, AV/IT, furniture, security, and specialty conservation vendors can still influence scope and specs before bidding.
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$2,930,000Jun 1, 2026Council approved an AIA agreement with GFF Inc. for $1,390,060 to provide architectural services for the design of the Lewisville Nature Center. This locks in the lead designer and signals a sizable upcoming capital build once design is complete. Contractors, engineers, exhibit/fabrication, site utilities, and outdoor recreation vendors should track this project for future construction, trail, and facility packages that will follow the design phase.
Contract Award
$1,390,060Jun 1, 2026Tontitown has awarded the Community Building Project to Southern Brothers Builders following a competitive bid opening on May 26, 2026. The low responsive bid was $1,197,684, and the resolution authorizes the mayor to execute the construction contract and related documents. This confirms the prime contractor and budget, giving subs, material suppliers, and service providers a clear entry point for follow-on work and fit-out needs tied to the new facility.
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$1,197,684Jun 1, 2026VBMU has completed plans and obtained Arkansas Department of Health approval for an emergency water line replacement at Lee Creek and the I-40 crossing. The project will move forward once the Commission authorizes solicitation of bids. This is a shovel-ready capital job that will require contractors experienced with river and interstate crossings, traffic control, and coordination with ArDOT.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Arkansas, Arkansas
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Zinc
City99 pop.
Town of Wooster
City1,058 pop.
Town of Winchester
City135 pop.
Town of Willisville
City146 pop.
Town of Williford
City83 pop.
Town of Widener
City203 pop.
Town of Wickes
City653 pop.
Town of Whelen Springs
City44 pop.
Town of Western Grove
City349 pop.
Town of West Point
City171 pop.
Town of Weldon
City58 pop.
Town of Waldenburg
City53 pop.
Town of Wabbaseka
City174 pop.
Town of Viola
City371 pop.
Town of Victoria
City18 pop.
Town of Vandervoort
City113 pop.
Town of Valley Springs
City190 pop.
Town of Ulm
City178 pop.
Town of Twin Groves
City317 pop.
Town of Tupelo
City71 pop.
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