Clackamas County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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The draft master plan calls for a new 3 MG Reservoir 12 in Pressure Zone 6/11 near SE Sunnyside Rd and SE Youngs Lane, plus major associated pumping and transmission. This is central to serving East Happy Valley growth and must be in place before a new 750-foot zone can operate. No designer or builder is named yet, so Sunrise will need planning, design, permitting, and construction support over the next decade.
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$38,615,000Jul 1, 2026Sunrise operates ASR Well 2W under a limited state license and plans to rehab it by 2027 and add 3–4 more ASR wells, targeting up to 300–600 MG of storage and 5 mgd production over 60 days. The CIP allocates $6M for new ASR 2 and 3 wells plus future ASR 4, contingent on permit renewal. Hydrogeology, well design, permitting, and ASR operations support are still open needs.
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$6,000,000Jul 1, 2026Sunrise plans to demolish the seismically deficient Sunnyside Reservoir and replace it with an elevated tank creating a new 750-foot zone to serve Pleasant Valley–North Carver areas above 470 feet. This requires the elevated tank (Reservoir 13), new pump stations, and extensive 12–18" backbone from Carver to SE Foster Rd and SE Winston Ln. No procurement is specified, so design, modeling, and construction planning remain open.
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$13,980,000Jul 1, 2026North Clackamas School District is moving a $245 million capital construction bond toward the November 2026 ballot, with focus on safety, roofs, ventilation/comfort, critical maintenance, technology, and CTE-related facilities. The board is being asked on June 18, 2026 to approve the GO bond resolution and ballot language, which would maintain the current tax rate of about $2.37 per $1,000 AV. If voters approve, this will fund multi-year facility upgrades and technology infrastructure work that is not yet scoped to specific vendors, creating a pipeline of future construction, engineering, IT, security, and facility projects.
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$245,000,000Jun 18, 2026North Clackamas School District is moving a $245 million General Obligation capital construction bond to the November 3, 2026 ballot. The 10-year facility plan and bond advisory committee define work such as major maintenance, HVAC and ventilation upgrades, tech infrastructure, safety/security systems, CTE spaces, and new stadiums at two high schools. If voters approve, the district will need design, construction, technology, and security partners across multiple sites and project phases.
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$245,000,000Jun 18, 2026North Clackamas SD is placing a $245 million capital construction bond on the November 3, 2026 ballot to fund districtwide repairs and upgrades. Planned work includes critical maintenance, HVAC and ventilation, technology infrastructure, safety and security systems, CTE/vocational spaces, and new stadiums at Milwaukie and Rex Putnam High Schools. If approved, this will trigger multi‑year design, construction, technology, and security procurements, with summer 2027 projects already being planned.
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$245,000,000Jun 18, 2026The board is being asked on July 15, 2026 to approve Resolution R26/27-3, awarding a $3,546,000 contract to Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company to renovate and upgrade the Campus Services Maintenance Yard using 2024 GO bond funds. Work includes paving, utilities, fueling and wash facilities, new equipment and storage buildings, fleet parking canopies, enhanced security, and added fencing, plus utilities for Organic Farm improvements. The main build vendor is chosen, but there is potential follow-on demand for site security, fueling systems, fleet equipment, and building systems integration through April 2027.
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$3,546,000Jul 15, 2026Clackamas Community College approved a contract with Kirby Nagelhout Construction Company to renovate and upgrade the Campus Services Maintenance Yard. Work includes new paving, added storage, a new grounds/staff building, parking canopies for fleet vehicles, and utility coordination with adjacent and future projects, funded by the 2024 GO bond. The main award is decided, but there may be follow-on needs for site equipment, building systems, security, and future capital projects tied to this bond program.
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$3,546,000Jul 15, 2026The board is asked on July 15, 2026 to approve a $968,796 contract with Pioneer Waterproofing Company for facade cleaning and restoration on multiple Oregon City, Harmony, and Wilsonville campus buildings, funded by the 2024 GO bond. Scope includes cleaning, brick replacement, sealing, painting exterior steel, stucco/EIFS work, and joint sealant replacement to address leaks and extend asset life. The award is already competitively bid via AEPA, so the main decision is set, but this signals an active, bond-funded exterior envelope program where additional envelope, roofing, inspection, and related services may be needed on these and other facilities.
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$968,796Jul 15, 2026Sunrise is moving ahead with replacing about 3,200 feet of aging cast iron and CL50 main on SE Mt Scott Boulevard with 8-inch restrained ductile iron pipe. The Board report notes a $1.6 million budget, recent task orders to Century West Engineering for design and to AKS for survey, and field work beginning in June 2026. Construction is planned for spring 2027, signaling a future bid opportunity for pipeline contractors and related suppliers once design is complete.
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