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Delta County approved the final bid tally for 2026-RFP-20, awarding the annual asphalt oil supply to Suncor Energy Inc. The products include SS-1 tack oil FOB Grand Junction and multiple grades of PG58-28 asphalt binder, with not-to-exceed amounts of 11040 for SS-1 and up to 462000, 478800, and 487200 respectively for various PG58-28 formulations on an as‑needed basis. Prices are down compared to the prior year but up about 80 per ton from a month earlier, and Suncor agreed to hold pricing for seven months covering the 2026 construction season. This award confirms Suncor as the incumbent asphalt supplier, providing visibility into the County’s paving program scale and timing, which may drive related equipment, hauling, and paving services needs.
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$1,433,040Jun 9, 2026Delta County approved Amendment No. 1 to its Recycling Services Agreement, extending and updating the contract for operating the public recycling center at 21358 Austin Road and providing collection route services at several satellite sites. The amendment formally recognizes Bruin Waste Management LLC as successor to Double J Disposal, resolves a 2024–2026 gap period, and extends the term from May 1, 2026 through April 30, 2031 with defined annual compensation escalations. The County will pay 142142 in year one, escalating to 168396 by year five as a processing fee for IPMRF facility operations, with an additional annualized 53136 value associated with collection route services and a structure for future reimbursement through Colorado’s Producer Responsibility program via Circular Action Alliance Colorado. This creates a long-term incumbent position for Bruin on recycling operations, but also signals ongoing needs around regulatory compliance, reporting, and potential capital investments for EPR compliance where specialized vendors, consultants, or equipment providers could support both the County and Bruin.
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$142,142Jun 16, 2026On June 9, 2026, the Delta County Board of County Commissioners considered and advanced a resolution authorizing purchase of real property located at 10403 Hidden Mesa Road, Austin, CO (Parcel 323929300007). The contract to buy and sell real estate, dated May 29, 2026, sets a purchase price of 105000, with a 3000 earnest money deposit and closing scheduled for July 13, 2026. The resolution ratifies the chair’s signature and authorizes the County Attorney or County Administrator to sign all closing documents. While the agenda does not specify the intended use of the parcel, this acquisition indicates upcoming planning for a new or expanded county facility, open space, or infrastructure project at this site.
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$105,000Jun 9, 2026On May 29, 2026, the Delta County Board of County Commissioners considered and approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of real property at TBD Devils Thumb Road, Delta, Colorado (Parcel 323536300003). The attached Contract to Buy and Sell Real Estate, executed May 26, 2026, shows Delta County purchasing the SW 1/4 of Section 36, Township 14 South, Range 96 West of the 6th P.M. from Hotchkiss Ranches Inc. for 120000, with closing targeted 35 days after mutual execution. This is a raw land acquisition with no structures or utilities specified, suggesting future county use such as facilities, infrastructure, or open space that is not yet defined in this document. While the real estate broker and title company are already selected, the new county-owned site will likely require follow-on work such as planning, surveying, environmental assessments, engineering, road access, and eventual construction or site development. Vendors in land planning, civil engineering, environmental services, and capital project management can position for the next phase by engaging county leadership about intended uses and upcoming design or infrastructure needs for this parcel.
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$120,000May 29, 2026The Delta County Department of Human Services is asking the Board to approve a Memorandum of Understanding with Families Plus for a contract amount of 50000, covering June 2025 through September 2025. This MOU suggests Families Plus will deliver defined human services or family support programming on behalf of the county for that period. Although the provider decision for this scope has already been made, the item confirms Families Plus as an incumbent partner and clarifies the funding and term. Vendors can use this as intelligence on outsourced service models, positioning for complementary services, outcomes measurement tools, or future rebids and renewals of similar human services contracts.
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$50,000Jun 16, 2026Delta County Department of Human Services approved a TANF-supported Memorandum of Understanding with Delta Montrose Youth Services dba Partners of Delta, Montrose and Ouray for June through September 2026, valued at 50000. Under the MOU, Partners will provide one-to-one mentoring and pro-social activities to at-risk youth in Delta County aimed at improving self-esteem, academic performance, and reducing risk of substance use and out-of-home placement. Partners is expected to track TANF eligibility for participating youth and report as requested, with mentors typically providing three hours per week of engagement for at least a year and additional group activities and skills sessions layered in. While this is a short-term, already-awarded agreement, it shows DHS’s commitment to external youth mentoring providers and points to upcoming decisions about continued funding, expanded youth programming, and potential needs for additional service providers, evaluation partners, or program management tools.
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$50,000Jun 16, 2026Delta County Department of Human Services executed a TANF-funded Memorandum of Understanding with Families Plus for June through September 2026, with a contract amount of 50000. Families Plus will provide accessible community mental health and wellness services, including individual and family therapy, neurofeedback, and soon financial counseling, as well as intensive Complex Program case management and SafeCare Colorado in-home parenting support for TANF-eligible families. The MOU specifies that TANF dollars will support direct services to at-risk youth and families in Delta County, and Families Plus must track TANF eligibility and outcomes. While this short-term agreement is already in place, it signals the County’s strategy to partner with community-based behavioral health providers for high-need families, creating future opportunities around renewals, expanded scopes, complementary services, data/reporting tools, and outcome evaluation support.
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$50,000Jun 16, 2026Delta County Department of Human Services is seeking Board approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Partners of Delta, Montrose and Ouray for 50000, covering June 2025 through September 2025. This implies Partners will provide specific youth or family services across multiple counties under this funded agreement. The choice of provider and contract value are already set, but it confirms Partners as an incumbent regional service provider. Vendors can leverage this to understand the county’s multi-county collaboration model and to pursue tools or support services—such as case management systems, data-sharing platforms, or evaluation consulting—that could benefit both the county and its contracted partner, as well as to prepare for future renewal or expansion cycles.
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$50,000Jun 16, 2026Delta County awarded RFP 2026-RFP-03 for comprehensive gravel pit and permitting services to American Environmental Consulting LLC of Littleton, CO for 64960. The scope covers geotechnical and permitting-related work to support development of a county gravel pit, with an anticipated completion timeline of six months. Competing bids from Civil Resources LLC and Quandary Consultants LLC were higher and included more extensive testing and water rights work, but the County chose the lowest bid after internal engineering review. This award establishes American Environmental as the current consultant on gravel pit permitting, creating potential follow-on opportunities for engineering, environmental, surveying, and related services as the pit moves into design and development stages.
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$64,960Jun 9, 2026At a May 29, 2026 special meeting, Delta County Commissioners conditionally approved participation of up to 4000 toward a French drain project between 540 and 550 Palmer Street (the County-owned Brown Building). Neighboring property owners reported that roof runoff from the Brown Building was affecting their foundation, and Huff Construction provided a quote of 7800 for work to install drainage tied into a City storm drain, with the County funding roughly half. The Board directed the County Attorney to prepare a memorandum of understanding and to verify permitting with the City of Delta, with authority for the chair to sign once conditions are met. This small drainage project may lead to further building envelope and site work at the Brown Building and shows the County’s willingness to partner on downtown infrastructure fixes.
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