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Imperial is advancing a kitchen incubator in the historic Old Post Office as part of downtown revitalization and small business support. The city has a $1.2 million SBA grant, acquired the property, completed interior demolition, and is in design and engineering with a consultant selected to finish construction documents. Public bidding for construction is expected, with work starting early 2027 and substantial completion by mid‑2027, creating upcoming opportunities for construction trades, kitchen equipment, and related services.
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$1,200,000Jul 8, 2026The City approved its FY 2026/27 SB1 project list and a $1,050,000 capital budget for street improvements and preventative maintenance. Work includes design of multiple asphalt overlays and sidewalk segments plus micro-surfacing construction on over 20 street segments citywide. No design or construction vendors are named yet, so consulting engineers, pavement designers, and paving contractors can still compete for this multi-location program and related ADA, drainage, and streetscape elements.
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$1,050,000Jul 6, 2026Carmel-by-the-Sea is weighing whether to continue funding See Monterey, its regional destination marketing and communications partner. An email from Visit Carmel’s director highlights See Monterey’s $12 million marketing program and its centralized communications hub for events like Monterey Car Week. This is an early policy and funding decision, not yet tied to a specific contract change, but it could reshape how the city funds tourism marketing and regional communications support.
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$12,000,000Jul 1, 2026Campbell plans to approve consultant service agreements with True North, West Coast Code Consultants, O’Brien Code Consulting, Shums Coda, Urban 37, and NV5 for building plan check and inspection. Each contract will be up to $500,000 over three years, forming a bench of third‑party providers. The primary awards are decided, but there may be subcontracting, overflow, specialty review, or future bench refresh needs that other A/E and inspection vendors can watch.
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$3,000,000Jul 7, 2026Santa Fe Springs is amending its IT services contract with Axile Tech dba atQor to add development of a new Azure-based GoSFS citizen engagement app and extend IT services through June 30, 2027. The city is adding $300,000 to the FY 2026-27 budget, with $195,000 as a fixed price for the app build and $36,000 per year for support, bringing the overall IT contract ceiling to $2,053,000. This confirms atQor as incumbent for app, Azure, and integration work, signaling follow-on needs such as integrations, data, and smart-city features.
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$2,053,000Jul 7, 2026Clearlake is awarding a $2.7 million construction contract to Ghilotti Construction to build a new roundabout at Dam Rd and Dam Rd Extension, improving traffic and pedestrian safety. Bids were solicited via OpenGov in March 2026 and opened May 7, with Ghilotti as the lowest responsible bidder at $2,698,550.69. The City Manager is also authorized to approve up to 10% in change orders. This defines the civil construction incumbent and signals upcoming needs for traffic control, materials, inspections, and follow-on corridor work.
Contract Award
$2,698,551Jul 1, 2026Council will approve an agreement with CAL FIRE to provide fire protection services from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027 at a not-to-exceed cost of $3,046,207. This is a major annual public safety services contract, including a six-month amendment letter. Fire service equipment, training, and technology vendors should view CAL FIRE as the operational provider in Soledad for 2026-27 and engage around equipment, technology, and future contract cycles.
Contract Award
$3,046,207Jul 1, 2026Clearlake is set to award a $2.7 million construction contract to Ghilotti Construction for the Dam Rd Roundabout Project. The City Manager will be authorized to execute the agreement and approve up to 10% in additional change orders for unforeseen work. This confirms Ghilotti as the prime contractor, signaling opportunities for subcontractors, materials suppliers, traffic control, and follow-on professional services tied to roundabout implementation.
Contract Award
$2,698,551Jul 1, 2026Soledad is approving a contract with CAL FIRE for fire protection and related services from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, with a not-to-exceed cost of $3,046,207. This confirms the citys continued reliance on CAL FIRE as its primary fire services provider. Public safety vendors can pursue follow-on needs around equipment, technology, training, facilities, and support that complement CAL FIRE operations during the term and ahead of future renewals.
Contract Award
$3,046,207Jul 1, 2026The City approved a one‑year agreement with CAL FIRE for fire protection services from July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, not to exceed $3,046,207. This confirms CAL FIRE as the fire services provider and sets a defined term and value. Public safety vendors can target equipment, training, technology, and station/facility upgrades that support CAL FIRE operations in Soledad ahead of future renewals or potential model changes.
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Town of Yucca Valley
City21,664 pop.
Town of Woodside
City5,037 pop.
Town of Windsor
City25,828 pop.
Town of Truckee
City17,039 pop.
Town of Tiburon
City8,846 pop.
Town of San Anselmo
City12,498 pop.
Town of Ross
City2,290 pop.
Town of Portola Valley
City4,204 pop.
Town of Paradise
City8,285 pop.
Town of Moraga
City16,547 pop.
Town of Mammoth Lakes
City7,187 pop.
Town of Los Gatos
City32,216 pop.
Town of Los Altos Hills
City8,189 pop.
Town of Loomis
City6,779 pop.
Town of Hillsborough
City10,883 pop.
Town of Fairfax
City7,417 pop.
Town of Danville
City42,999 pop.
Town of Corte Madera
City9,947 pop.
Town of Colma
City1,407 pop.
Town of Atherton
City6,823 pop.
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