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Since 2008 the college has relied on a $3.5 million line of credit each year to cover cash flow gaps, and the 2026‑27 budget again includes borrowing and repayment. The college is also working with a NACUBO consultant to refine long‑term debt strategies and update fiscal policies. Financial advisory, banking, and treasury management vendors can support refinancing, cash management, and policy implementation.
Budget Planning
$3,500,000Jul 1, 2026North Bend School District received a competitive 2026-28 State Summer Learning Grant worth about $450,000 per year. Funds support K-8 summer school, a kindergarten readiness program, and student engagement and SEL aligned to the district strategic plan. The district will partner with Champions for elementary and Code Dance Create for middle school in 2026, and will likely refine programming and supports over the three-year grant, creating room for curriculum, enrichment, tutoring, SEL, assessment, and PD vendors to help improve outcomes and implementation.
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$1,350,000Jun 8, 2026The Board ratified Change Order 2 with West Coast Contractors for the Runway 5/23 Runway Safety Area Expansion, a small credit of $179.63, bringing the contract total to $3,275,465.77. This confirms the main airfield safety project is under contract and progressing with adjustments. Airfield contractors and consultants can view West Coast Contractors as the incumbent and watch for future runway, safety, or related projects that may rebid or extend once this work concludes.
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$3,275,466May 20, 2026The district is considering a $7,500-per-month agreement with Accelerate Strategies for federal government relations and lobbying, focused on MAP eligibility, rural development grants, and Congressionally Directed Spending. The firm already represents the Port of Coos Bay and Coos County, and staff see this as key to funding business park development, utility extensions, and other non-FAA-eligible projects. The board will decide whether to authorize the executive director to negotiate and execute the agreement, so professional services competition is still possible.
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$90,000Jun 17, 2026The airport plans to expand its terminal apron so two Embraer E175s can park at once, reducing current taxiway holds and passenger delays. On June 17, 2026 the board is asked to approve a $48,500 environmental and archaeological scope from Ardurra as the first step toward a 2027 FAA AIP-funded construction project. Environmental clearance and later design must be finished before FAA can award roughly 93.75% grant funding, creating near-term needs for design, surveying, and future construction services.
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$48,500Jun 17, 2026The district business report notes a $15,059.04 payment to Northwest Textbook Depository for adoption of K-8 social studies materials for 2026-27. This indicates curriculum materials have been selected and purchased for the coming school year. Vendors of supplemental content, PD, or assessments can treat this as incumbent intel and explore add-ons aligned to the new social studies adoption.
Contract Award
$15,059Jun 15, 2026The May 2026 report lists an $8,940.00 payment to Comfort Flow Heating and AC, indicating recent HVAC work or maintenance. Comfort Flow appears to be a current vendor for heating and air conditioning services. Facility and energy-service companies can treat this as intel on existing HVAC service relationships and explore future projects, upgrades, or performance contracts as buildings age or funding becomes available.
Contract Award
$8,940Jun 15, 2026In May 2026 the district paid $4,266.00 to Acellus Educational Services for online curriculum for Family Academy and Port Orford High School. This confirms Acellus as the current online curriculum provider in those programs. EdTech and virtual learning providers can see this as incumbent intel and look at future replacement, expansion, or integration opportunities.
Contract Award
$4,266Jun 15, 2026The Runway Safety Area Bulkhead construction is complete, but the contractor overran the schedule, requiring extra construction administration by Ardurra. On June 17, 2026 staff recommend approving Amendment No. 1 to Work Order 25-02 for an additional $25,540 in project management, engineering oversight, FAA coordination, and resident representation. Costs will be covered by liquidated damages, but this reveals Ardurra as the engineering incumbent and signals closeout, punch list, and potential future RSA-related work.
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$25,540Jun 17, 2026Explore Coos County's government projects — free.
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