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Bossier City established an Infrastructure Capital Fund, dedicating 0.5% of all sales tax collections starting January 1, 2027, for up to five years or until the Amazon Data Center is complete. The fund will be spent afterward on citywide infrastructure projects as determined by the Mayor and Council, with a stated goal of minimizing new debt. This sets up a sizable pool for future streets, utilities, and facility upgrades where engineering, construction, and program management vendors can help shape and deliver projects.
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$15,000,000Jun 23, 2026On June 9, 2026 the city opened sealed bids for Project P26-02, LA 3 (Benton Road) from Viking Drive to Hospital Drive. One bid was recorded from Level Best Construction at $1,975,629.90, versus an engineer’s estimate of $1,764,448.64, and council voted to take bids under advisement. Competing contractors still have a window to understand pricing, and subs and suppliers can align with the apparent low bidder while the city evaluates award options, especially given the bid came in above estimate.
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$1,975,629Jun 23, 2026The council opened sealed bids for Project #P26-02, roadway work on LA 3 (Benton Road) from Viking Drive to Hospital Drive. Level Best Construction submitted a base bid of $1,975,629.90 against an engineer's estimate of $1,764,448.64, and the bids were taken under advisement. Civil contractors, materials suppliers, and subs should track this as the city moves to award, since the selected prime will need paving, traffic control, utility coordination, and specialty subs for delivery.
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$1,975,629Jun 9, 2026On June 9, 2026 council approved Ordinance 69 of 2026 increasing funding for emergency repairs to an 8-inch gravity sewer main and manholes at Lampkin and Burdine Streets. The original $72,000 purchase order to Lawler Construction is being supplemented with $226,398.55 from the Sewer Capital and Contingency Fund to complete additional unforeseen work. The emergency contract is effectively awarded, but firms in sewer rehab and CCTV inspection can watch for follow-on needs or similar emergency work as the city addresses aging sewer assets.
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$298,399Jun 23, 2026The Policy and Procedures Committee recommends conducting a feasibility study on using a captive for the parish’s property & casualty and medical stop‑loss insurance, with a detailed proposal submitted by Alera Group/Spring Consulting. The study will review current coverage performance and model alternative risk structures, including captive options, for Bossier Parish and Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1. Insurance consultants, actuaries, and brokers can engage now around data gathering, comparative options, and potential implementation support once a go/no‑go decision is made.
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$65,000Jun 17, 2026The Police Jury will discuss a proposal from Cothren, Graff, Smoak Engineering for Rocky Mount Water Plant Improvements under Project No. 2026-121, funded by the Community Water Enrichment Fund (CWEF File 2425-CWEF-BSR-001). They may authorize execution of documents for Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 2. This signals a funded water treatment upgrade entering design, where construction, equipment, controls, and related services will be needed after engineering is finalized.
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$0Jul 1, 2026On June 8, 2026 the MPC recommended, and council is set to adopt, rezoning of 1.837 acres at 4208 Benton Road from R-LD to B-3 (General Business) to allow development of two 8,350 sq ft office warehouses. The site is currently vacant; a conceptual plan shows access to Benton Road and on-site parking, with a future Planned Unit Development and full site plan required. This is early-stage commercial development where civil engineers, architects, and design-build contractors can support entitlement, site design, and vertical construction.
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$0Jun 23, 2026On June 8, 2026 the MPC recommended conditional use approval for high and low content alcohol sales for CJ’s Wine and Spirits at 4160 Airline Drive, with council action scheduled June 23. The business will reuse a vacant retail space, with interior retail modifications and compliance steps like disabling the existing drive-thru for alcohol. This points to upcoming tenant improvements, security, shelving, POS, and compliance work where vendors can approach the owner as they prepare to build out and open the store.
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$0Jun 23, 2026Council introduced an ordinance on June 9, 2026 to create an Infrastructure Capital Fund funded by 0.5% of all city sales tax collections, tied to new revenue from the Amazon Data Center. Money will accumulate from Jan 1, 2027 for up to five years or until the data center is complete, then be spent on city infrastructure as determined by the Mayor and Council. No projects are defined yet, so there is a multi‑year window for engineers, contractors, and consultants to help shape and deliver future capital work.
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$0Jun 23, 2026An application heard June 8, 2026 seeks to rezone 0.3594 acres at 129 Bobbie Street from R-LD to R-MD for construction of a 3,976 sq ft residential duplex on Lot 99 of Waller Subdivision. The lot is currently vacant and will need site planning, drainage review, and utility connections, with traffic and compatibility considerations noted. This is a small infill residential project where designers, builders, and site contractors can partner with the applicant to finalize plans and deliver the duplex once zoning is approved.
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