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Government Projects in Carver County

19 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The budget attachments show Carver County planning over $1.46 million in new MAAFPCWDA-related child and family costs for 2027, including contracts for truancy diversion, after-hours crisis calls, active efforts supports, and culturally specific services. Five new HHS FTEs and 0.5 FTE in Court Administration are proposed, plus increased court-appointed attorney costs. These figures signal upcoming service contracts and program build-out where providers of family support, culturally specific services, transportation, housing assistance, and legal support tools could be needed.

Pre-RFP
$1,467,140Jun 23, 2026

The city awarded O&J Coatings, Inc. a $565,000 contract to rehabilitate its 500,000-gallon elevated water tower, including surface prep, corrosion repair, and new interior and exterior coatings. Total project authorization is $787,003 with engineering and contingency, funded from the water enterprise fund. While the primary work is decided, there may be follow-on inspection, maintenance, safety, and SCADA or communication attachment needs tied to the tower over the next 20–25 years of expected coating life.

Contract Award
$787,003Jun 22, 2026

Victoria awarded the Water Tower Rehabilitation Project to O&J Coatings, Inc. for $565,000, with a total project authorization of $787,003 including engineering and contingency. Work includes surface prep, corrosion repair, and new interior and exterior coatings on a 500,000-gallon tower built in 1999. This establishes O&J as the coatings incumbent and signals future needs for inspection, SCADA, and related water infrastructure work.

Contract Award
$787,003Jun 22, 2026

Watertown received 13 bids for the Angel Avenue Storm Sewer Improvements and awarded the $639,066.54 construction contract to Juul Underground, 14% below the engineer’s estimate. Work is now set to proceed, adding underground infrastructure and related restoration. This confirms Juul as the stormwater civil contractor and signals potential needs for materials, traffic control, inspections, and adjacent street or utility work during and after construction.

Contract Award
$639,067Jun 17, 2026

The city awarded the Angel Avenue Storm Sewer Improvements project to Juul Underground for $639,066.54 after receiving 13 bids, with the low bid 14% under the engineer's estimate. This locks in the primary contractor for this storm sewer work. Civil, utility, and construction vendors should view this as incumbent intelligence for future phases, change orders, or adjacent street and drainage work in the area.

Contract Award
$639,067Jun 9, 2026

The City approved the final plat and a detailed development agreement with Tradition Development Corp. for Enclave at Huntersbrook, a 13-lot single-family subdivision requiring full utilities, streets, stormwater, and landscaping. Tradition must construct sanitary and water mains, storm facilities, streets, lighting, and extensive landscaping by December 31, 2027, backed by a $641,455 letter of credit. This gives land development, utility, paving, and landscape vendors clear insight into scope, standards, and timing, plus the homebuilder’s obligations on trees and site work at each lot.

Contract Award
$641,455Jun 8, 2026

Carver County approved a $73,105 professional services agreement with WSB to design a new public fishing pier and accessibility connections at Lake Waconia Regional Park. A $125,000 Met Council grant funds design and part of pier purchase, with grant expiration on 12/31/2027 and construction to follow once costs and financing are finalized. Park designers, pier manufacturers, accessibility specialists, and site contractors can track this as a near-term opportunity for pier supply, site work, and amenities once design is complete.

Pre-RFP
$125,000Jul 7, 2026

Carver County approved an $84,812 professional services agreement with Alliant Engineering to provide 2026 construction support on the Traffic Signal Technologies and ITS Corridor Enhancements Project. Alliant will handle specialized inspection and contract support while the County manages overall construction, which upgrades signals, ITS equipment, and some ADA features at multiple intersections. Signal/ITS equipment vendors and civil contractors now know Alliant is the design and construction-support partner and can target integration, materials, and follow-on work opportunities.

Contract Award
$84,812Jul 7, 2026

Watertown is reviewing Lennar's sketch plan for a 214-lot single-family subdivision on the 117-acre Montgomery/Felt property along CSAH 20. The project is in concept stage; annexation, rezoning, and preliminary/final plats still need to be submitted, and details like phasing, utilities, trails, and park programming are unresolved. This is a multi-year residential build-out that will require civil design, traffic, parks/trails, utility, and construction services once the formal applications advance.

Pre-RFP
$0Jun 23, 2026

The City approved an Interim Use Permit for Vic's Bar and Grill to operate an outdoor dining area using four public parking spaces and sidewalk seating. The permit requires $4,000 in fees, safety barriers, ADA access, and compliance with the City’s Outdoor Dining Program, and is valid for six months from July 13, 2026. Restaurant, patio-furnishing, and safety-barrier vendors may find follow-on needs for deck systems, railings, heaters, and seasonal upgrades at this and similar downtown locations.

Contract Award
$4,000Jul 7, 2026

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