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The City is advancing the Shared Use Path Lavender Pit East Segment, a $4.5 million multi-partner bikeway project, and discussed authorizing up to $100,000 of bed‑tax‑sourced capital improvement funds as contingency. Staff reported nearly $1.4 million in new resources since April 2026, ADOT agreement to design changes that cut roughly $400,000 from the original bid, and construction scheduled to start August 3 with completion by January to meet an EDA grant closeout window. This item shows that while core construction funding is in place, the City may still need supplemental money, value‑engineering, and tight project controls to stay within budget and schedule. It also underscores significant economic development goals, including survey estimates of 205 new jobs and $12.7 million in new private investment over nine years from increased tourism. This is a timely lead for firms that can support construction management, grant compliance, economic impact analysis, wayfinding, lighting, safety, or tourism marketing around the corridor.
Pre-RFP
$4,500,000Jun 16, 2026At the June 2, 2026 meeting, the Mayor reported a potential $1.5 million Congressional Wastewater Award. While it appears preliminary, it signals that Bisbee is pursuing or has been recommended for federal funding to support wastewater system improvements. The City simultaneously is paying RH Borden & Co. for assessment services and manhole inspection, and referenced an EDA sewer lateral project in the payables, showing that wastewater condition assessment and rehab work are already underway. If the congressional allocation is finalized, the City will need to prioritize projects such as main replacements, lateral rehab, manhole repair, or plant upgrades and bring them through design and construction procurement. This is a strong pre‑RFP signal for civil engineers, CM/GC contractors, trenchless rehab firms, and grant administration consultants who can help translate federal dollars into scoped, shovel‑ready and compliant projects.
Grant Funding
$1,500,000Jun 16, 2026The Sanitation Fund shows a $186,718.46 capital expenditure to ClearSpan Fabric Structures for a “recycling building,” indicating the City has purchased a fabric structure to house recycling operations. This is a major equipment/building investment that will require site work, foundations, utilities, and operational setup if not already complete. While the structure purchase is decided, the City may still need civil/site work, slab construction, electrical, lighting, fire protection, equipment installation, and process design to fully commission the facility. This provides an entry point for contractors and equipment vendors specializing in solid waste and recycling infrastructure to support build-out, conveyors, balers, vehicle circulation, and safety systems around the new building.
Contract Award
$186,718Jun 16, 2026Within the ARPA fund expenditures, the City approved a payment of $59,671.25 to Bisbee Plumbing LLC for ARPA-funded City Parks restrooms remodel work. This indicates that Bisbee selected Bisbee Plumbing as the contractor to renovate public restrooms in City parks as part of its American Rescue Plan Act allocation. While the primary restroom remodel contract is already underway or completed, the project reveals the City’s active investment in parks facilities and identifies Bisbee Plumbing as an incumbent on ARPA-funded facility upgrades. This creates follow-on opportunity for vendors in park design, accessibility improvements, lighting, security, and additional amenities that may be funded in future ARPA tranches or capital budgets.
Contract Award
$59,671Jun 16, 2026The payment report shows a $32,720.54 invoice from RH Borden and Co. for “assessment service, manhole inspection, crew mob,” under the Sewer Fund. This indicates Bisbee has contracted RH Borden to provide wastewater system condition assessment and manhole inspection services. Such work typically feeds into capital planning, regulatory compliance, and rehab project prioritization. While the immediate service contract is decided, it provides strong incumbent and pipeline intelligence: RH Borden is building detailed system knowledge that will likely inform upcoming design and construction projects. Vendors focused on sewer rehab, CCTV, trenchless technologies, and CM services can watch for RH Borden’s findings to translate into bid opportunities and consider teaming options.
Contract Award
$32,721Jun 16, 2026The Sanitation Department is seeking approval to purchase ten front-load waste containers from Wastequip—five 6-yard units and five 4-yard units—for $13,353.13 including shipping and taxes, per quote WQ‑10386822. The purchase replaces aging, structurally compromised containers and slightly increases capacity to improve reliability and safety of collection services. Wastequip is being selected via quote as the container supplier for this round, indicating the City’s spec preferences (standard-duty slant front, specific gauges, heavy-duty pockets). While this is a modest equipment buy, it reflects ongoing fleet and container renewal needs; vendors in refuse equipment, RFID tagging, maintenance, and related services can position for future container, cart, and truck procurements as the City continues modernizing its solid waste program.
Contract Award
$13,353Jun 16, 2026The Fire Department is requesting approval of a new 60-month lease with Ricoh USA, Inc. for a Ricoh IMC2510 color copier/fax machine, replacing a current Xerox lease that costs $105–$130 per month. The Ricoh package, under a NASPO state contract, will cost $78.02 per month for the lease plus $33.94 per month for the Gold Service & Supply plan (parts, labor, supplies, and included clicks), totaling about $111.96 per month. Although the choice of vendor is made, this shows Bisbee’s procurement approach—leveraging cooperative contracts for office equipment—and highlights Ricoh as the incumbent in the Fire Department and possibly other offices. It also signals upcoming opportunities when similar leases expire elsewhere in the City, creating a sales cycle for copier leasing, print management, and document workflow enhancements.
Contract Award
$11,196Jun 16, 2026The Bisbee Fire Department seeks approval to accept a contract with Fireworks Productions of Arizona for a July 4, 2026 fireworks show at a cost of $10,850, paid from the City Council fireworks budget. The contract covers a 20–25 minute aerial display with a programmed finale, and includes a detailed effects list and payment terms. While this annual purchase is largely decided, it illustrates the City’s ongoing investment in community events and identifies Fireworks Productions as the current vendor. Related opportunities exist for event support—crowd management, portable restrooms, traffic control, sponsorships, and ancillary programming—that can be layered onto the core fireworks contract in future years.
Contract Award
$10,850Jun 16, 2026The City approved Change Order #7 with Poster Mirto McDonald, Inc. for $8,586.52 in additional architectural and engineering services to complete interior design for Building A4 at Camp Naco. A4, a former barracks, is planned for adaptive reuse as shared office and support space for small businesses, nonprofits, artists, and community services. The change order brings PMM’s total Camp Naco design contract to $494,286.99 and will be reimbursed through National Park Service grant funds; construction funding for A4 has not yet been secured. This creates future opportunity for contractors and specialty consultants interested in historic rehab, tenant improvements, build-out of co‑working and cultural spaces, and operations planning once the design is fully shovel‑ready.
Contract Award
$8,587Jun 16, 2026Under General Government Grants, the City lists a $192,123 payment to the Arizona Department of Transportation (invoice LA2026000186) labeled “COB share of the West Segment of the Bikeway.” This reflects Bisbee’s local match obligation for a state DOT grant funding the western segment of the bikeway system. The payment confirms that a significant bikeway construction project is funded and advancing under ADOT’s umbrella. While ADOT may be handling the primary construction procurement, the City will have parallel needs for local connections, signage, wayfinding, safety improvements, maintenance planning, and economic development activities around the corridor, offering opportunities for planning, design, and program support vendors.
Grant Funding
$192,123Jun 16, 2026Explore Cochise County's government projects — free.
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