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Resolution 26-03 and the FY 2026-27 Engineer’s Report authorize continuation of the Mosquito, Vector and Disease Control Assessment at $13.76 per SFE in Zone A and $3.44 in Zone B, generating about $1,172,128 in dedicated revenue. The report details a $6.3 million vector-control program with significant spending on services, supplies, and equipment beyond existing baseline services. Vector control product suppliers, lab services, aerial applicators, software vendors, and public outreach firms can target this stable multi-year funding stream as the District plans annual work programs and purchases.
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$6,351,070Jul 8, 2026The district is growing dual enrollment with Southern Oregon University and Butte College, adding courses like auto shop, advanced English, statistics, and horticulture. A new credentialed teacher with a master’s will expand in-house dual/AP delivery, and Durham wants more low-income and EL students in these pathways. This creates openings for curriculum partners, pathway design support, and scheduling/student-support tools tied to college and career readiness.
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$114,663Jul 3, 2026Durham Elementary runs a Title I-funded reading intervention based on Science of Reading, with strong DIBELS gains in most grades and a dedicated reading teacher entering her third year. Teachers and paraprofessionals are receiving ‘Get Reading Right’ training through Butte County Office of Education. With DIBELS and MCLASS in place, there is ongoing demand for aligned intervention materials, progress-monitoring tools, and coaching.
Contract Award
$154,886Jul 3, 2026The district is building MTSS with new SEL curriculum (Character Strong, Wayfinder) and advisory periods, but reports inconsistent behavior outcomes at Durham Intermediate and ongoing work to formalize MTSS structures. They are using MTSS grants for training and stipends and want better Tier 1 and Tier 2 supports and data use. This points to needs for MTSS consulting, SEL content, behavior tracking tools, and staff training.
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$0Jul 3, 2026Trover Construction Project Management is being paid nearly $47,500 in June 2026 for project management across the Aquatic Center, Bille Park, Lakeridge Park, and shop reconstruction, indicating an ongoing PM contract. This central role means Trover is deeply involved in scheduling, budgeting, and bid packaging across multiple capital projects. Firms that provide specialty design, construction, or inspection services can approach both District leadership and Trover about upcoming bid scopes and collaboration opportunities.
Contract Award
$47,496Jul 8, 2026Durham Unified is discontinuing Illuminate due to low usage and is transitioning to MCLASS for early literacy and NWEA MAP for broader progress monitoring starting 2025-26. Staff are still building data-use capacity and want better alignment between local results and SBAC outcomes. While core platforms are chosen, there is room for add-on analytics, integration, PD, and data coaching services around these tools.
Contract Award
$15,000Jul 3, 2026The City of Chico executed Amendment No. 1 to its 15-year lease with the Chico Rod & Gun Club, changing rent to $5 per year and removing a prevailing wage clause when no public funds are used. The amendment also reiterates that any alterations by the lessee need Public Works approval, and references City obligations to grade and pave the parking lot and potentially add a gate system. This is mainly lease administration, but it signals ongoing facility operations and potential future work on parking, access control, and range improvements around the leased site.
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