Cowlitz County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Cowlitz County
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The City of Longview is advancing design of a dedicated 30-inch transmission pipeline between its Water Treatment Plant and Main Reservoir so all treated water is conveyed through the main storage system. A supplemental agreement with Gibbs & Olson, Inc., increases the engineering budget by 266,000 to complete Phase 1 design, permitting, and bid documents for roughly 2,000 feet of 30-inch water main including a jack-and-bore railroad crossing and associated geotechnical, surveying, and permitting work.
Grant Funding
$3,090,000Jun 11, 2026Cowlitz County is executing a construction contract with NW Construction General Contracting, Inc. for the 2026 Camelot Large Onsite Septic System (LOSS) project, in the amount of $799,519.84. The project includes installation of a new replacement large onsite septic system serving the Camelot development, with new tank, drainfield and distribution system, access road work, fencing, electrical and controls, and abandonment of the existing drainfield, as detailed in the contract documents and bid items. The Board previously awarded the project on April 7, 2026, and this April 28 action is to execute the contract, clearing the way for construction. While the prime contractor has already been selected, this award provides useful intelligence for vendors and subs interested in LOSS projects, controls, electrical, trench safety, and restoration work, as well as for those who may offer follow-on maintenance, monitoring, and optimization services once the new system is in operation.
Contract Award
$799,520Apr 28, 2026Cowlitz County approved Change Order No. 1 with Western United Civil Group, LLC for the 2025 Garlock Road Delameter Creek Fish Passage project to reconcile cost overruns due to site conditions. The change adds 11233.46 to the contract for a new total of 2360353.66, indicating an active transportation/environmental capital project already under construction. This is contract administration intelligence rather than a new procurement, but it confirms Western United Civil Group as the incumbent on this fish passage work. Vendors in related areas (environmental permitting, construction support, materials, monitoring, or future fish passage and culvert replacement projects) can use this to understand the County’s current partners and spending level as they position for upcoming similar projects or follow-on work.
Contract Award
$2,360,353Feb 3, 2026Council adopted Resolution 2622 authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with Structured Communication Systems, Inc. for managed information technology services, in an amount not to exceed 445,419 dollars plus taxes, fees, and authorized expenses, for an initial 36‑month term. This formalizes selection of Structured Communication Systems as the City’s managed IT services provider. The primary procurement decision is complete, but the multi-year engagement indicates ongoing IT operations, infrastructure, and support work where additional specialized tools, security solutions, and integration services may still be needed. Competing IT vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence—understanding who runs core IT services and when the 3‑year term ends—to time future outreach for complementary solutions, security add-ons, or to position for a rebid or transition at contract expiration.
Contract Award
$445,419May 14, 2026The Longview City Council approved the consent calendar item to accept the low bid and award the Columbia Theater parking lot paving project to TMC Contractors LLC for approximately 340,232. This indicates the city is moving ahead with a defined scope of paving and associated site work at the Columbia Theater parking area. While the prime construction contract has been awarded, this project can generate follow-on needs such as traffic control, striping, lighting, signage, accessibility upgrades, and future maintenance of the new surface. Vendors offering materials, subcontracting services, or asset maintenance solutions may still find opportunities with the city or with TMC as the project progresses.
Contract Award
$340,232Jun 11, 2026The City of Longview reviewed bids for the Columbia Theater parking lot paving project and staff recommended awarding the contract to TMC Contractors LLC for 340,231.65. The work includes grinding and installing new HMA pavement across two lots, new striping, signage, curb stops, tree wells, an ADA ramp, a new lighting fixture, a secondary driveway approach, and related incidentals per the plans and specifications. This award signal shows that TMC Contractors is now the prime on this parking lot and site work, funded through an interlocal agreement with Cowlitz County Public Facilities District and the Columbia Theater Association. While the main construction contract is decided, there may be opportunities for subcontractors providing paving materials, electrical and lighting, signage, landscaping, and ADA-compliance accessories, as well as positioning for future theater or downtown parking and streetscape projects.
Contract Award
$340,231Jun 11, 2026The Longview City Council agenda includes a bid review for the Columbia Theater parking lot paving project, with staff recommending acceptance of the low bid from TMC Contractors LLC for 340,231.65. This indicates the city is moving forward to award and deliver a defined paving and site improvement scope at the Columbia Theater parking area. While the primary paving contract decision is effectively made, this award confirms funding, scope, and the prime contractor, creating potential for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, striping, lighting, and follow-on maintenance or adjacent improvements. Vendors can also monitor this as a reference point for future city paving and parking lot projects in Longview.
Contract Award
$340,231Jun 11, 2026Cowlitz County Public Works has awarded the 2026 aggregate for bituminous surface treatment (chip seal aggregate) contract to Sterling Breen Crushing, Inc. following a March 2, 2026 bid opening. Sterling Breen was the lowest responsible bidder at a total cost of $421,216.49 including Washington State sales tax, to deliver specified 3/8"–#4 aggregate to multiple stockpile sites by June 1, 2025 (likely a typographical carryover, functionally the 2026 season). While the primary purchase decision is complete, this identifies Sterling Breen as the incumbent aggregate supplier for the county’s chip seal program and signals continued investment in roadway preservation. Vendors offering hauling, additional aggregate, emulsion, pavement preservation services, or inspection/testing support can target follow-on needs, integration work, or position themselves for the next procurement cycle based on the volume and locations listed in the bid tabulation.
Contract Award
$421,216Mar 17, 2026The Longview City Council approved the consent calendar item to accept the low bid and award the Longview Public Library elevator modernization project to ATTA Elevators Portland Inc. in the amount of 117,186.01. This indicates the city is moving ahead with modernization work on the library’s elevator, likely to improve reliability, accessibility, and code compliance. While the primary construction and equipment contract has been awarded, the project may still require related services such as construction support, inspections, accessibility consulting, or future maintenance contracts. Vendors in vertical transportation, building systems integration, and facility asset management can use this as incumbent intelligence on ATTA and a cue that the city is actively investing in library facility upgrades, which may precede or accompany other modernization projects in the building.
Contract Award
$117,186May 28, 2026The City approved FY 2026 CDBG allocations including $100,448.76 to Longview Fire for Station 81 alert system upgrades, $90,000 to Campus Towers for water heater replacement, $12,062.24 to Longview Fire for safety equipment, $26,609.50 to Housing Opportunities of Southwest Washington for the Rent Well tenant education program, $20,000 to Longview Parks and Recreation for 2027 Super Summers, and $15,000 to Community Development & Engineering for a downtown lighting study. Attempts to reallocate funds failed, and Council ultimately adopted staff’s proposal. These allocations identify multiple funded projects that will now require implementation, including specialized fire station alert systems and safety gear, building system replacement at Campus Towers, curriculum and program delivery for Rent Well, recreational programming, and a professional downtown lighting study. Vendors in public safety technology, MEP contracting, education services, recreation programming, and urban lighting and engineering can approach the respective departments and agencies to support delivery of these CDBG-funded initiatives and position for future related work.
Grant Funding
$264,120May 14, 2026Showing 10 of 19
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