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Scappoose approved increasing McClure & Sons’ authorization for Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase I from $16,384,397 to $16,634,397 to cover remaining change orders. Items include headworks beams, chlorine building roof work, generator slab addition, and an effluent flow meter vault, with about $3.46 million in invoices still expected and ARPA/SRF funding remaining. This confirms the prime contractor and engineer, and signals ongoing construction, specialty equipment, controls, and future O&M and Phase II needs.
Contract Award
$16,634,397May 18, 2026Burlington Water District adopted a $1.521 million budget for FY 2026-27, including $516,140 for the Water Utility Program and $615,875 in operating contingency. There is also $225,000 for a fire protection special fund. No specific projects or procurements are itemized, but this defines the spending envelope for operations, capital needs, and contracted services next year. Vendors should read this as a signal of stable utility funding rather than an immediate RFP.
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$1,521,000Jul 1, 2026Scappoose is increasing the McClure & Sons construction authorization for Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase I to $16,634,397 to fund remaining change orders and contingencies. ARPA and SRF loan funds still have about $8.97 million available, with an estimated $3.46 million left to be invoiced for Phase I completion. This places the main upgrade near closeout and highlights ongoing construction, controls, startup, and potential optimization or Phase II planning opportunities.
Contract Admin
$16,634,397Jun 15, 2026The Chief reports completing a grant application with ATA Aviation for the Rural Health Integrated Logistics Initiative, part of a $197 million funding pool. Award decisions are expected in July or August 2026, and the project appears aimed at advanced air or drone-supported medical logistics in rural areas. Grant, aviation, and health-tech partners should track the award and be ready to support implementation, integration, and compliance if funding is received.
Grant Funding
$197,000,000Jun 11, 2026The district and Vernonia Booster Club are moving into Phase II of the Logger Stadium project, with an MOU approved outlining roles, risk, insurance, and ownership of new athletic facility improvements. Booster Club will act as project sponsor and is funding an estimated $671,575 construction contract with RA Gray Construction, including significant electrical work. This is a sizable community-funded capital project where the district will own and maintain the completed facilities, creating needs around design input, compliance, site work, equipment, and future expansions.
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$671,575Jun 11, 2026SHURA begins FY2027 debt service payments on a $14.63 million IFA loan that financed waterfront streets, intersections, utilities, and Columbia View Park improvements. The FY2027 budget includes $805,600 for interest and trustee fees, confirming a long-term obligation tied to these completed or ongoing projects. This is useful for firms offering financial advisory, refinancing, or project closeout support, as well as contractors seeking follow-on work related to the built infrastructure and future phases on the riverfront.
Contract Admin
$14,630,318May 28, 2026Scappoose is contracting Harper Houf Peterson Righellis (HHPR) for design and construction oversight of the Veterans Park Extension Phase 1 project. The RFP ran in April 2026, HHPR scored highest, and Council is asked June 15 to authorize a $381,390 contract funded by a $1,000,000 state parks grant plus park funds and SDCs. This sets the design team and opens room for future construction, amenities, surveying, play equipment, and park programming vendors to engage with Public Works and HHPR.
Contract Award
$381,390Jun 15, 2026The City is awarding the 2026 SE Pavement Overlay Project to KNL Industries after receiving nine bids. KNL submitted the lowest responsible bid and will receive a $318,945 contract (including contingency) for overlay paving of several city-owned streets. This confirms the paving prime and program scale, signaling follow-on needs such as traffic control, striping, materials supply, and potential future overlay packages in Scappoose.
Contract Award
$318,945Jun 15, 2026The Urban Renewal budget sets aside $115,889 in FY 2026-27 for business and property owner incentives, including storefront improvement and new development grants or loans. This pool includes uncompleted grants from 2025-26 and will be used under the Scappoose Urban Renewal Grant program. The agency may need help with program design, marketing, application review, and construction services for funded projects.
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$115,889Jun 15, 2026Post-levy, the library plans to convert three key positions from 32 hours to full-time with health benefits, selecting an HDHP plan from CIS Benefits at about $650 per month per employee, with a projected 14.5% rate increase in January. This is a new expense area for the district, as employees previously relied on the Oregon Health Plan. Benefits consultants and insurance advisors can discuss plan sustainability, alternatives, and cost-containment strategies ahead of renewals and future rate hikes.
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