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OEDIT plans to bring $3.05 billion in federal and private investment into Colorado’s knowledge-intensive and innovation ecosystems by June 30, 2027, with BF&I targeting about $169.85 million via Federal Fast Forward, Colorado Quantum Fund, Tech Hub Development Grants, and SSBCI venture programs. Strategies include supporting quantum, advanced manufacturing, and NSF Engines, plus workforce tied to these sectors. Tech firms, research institutions, site selectors, and capital providers can work with OEDIT to structure projects and proposals that qualify for these incentives and match-on funding.
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$3,050,000,000Jul 1, 2026The Fire & Police Pension Association (FPPA) has completed Phase 1 of a Pension Administration System (PAS) Modernization Assessment with Linea Solutions, which evaluated current operations, technology, data, and modernization options. Linea recommended a “Buy / go‑to‑market” path over upgrading the current Sagitec-based platform or building a custom system, with planning-level total program costs in the 18100000–31800000 range and a 10‑year TCO estimated at 27100000–47800000. FPPA’s 2025‑26 objectives include requesting Board authority to move forward with development of an RFP to buy a new system, and the 2026‑27 preview explicitly lists a data cleanup project, issuing an RFP for a new product, contract negotiations, choosing an implementation vendor, and implementation planning. The roadmap shows requirements work, data assessment, and PAS RFP in late 2026, vendor demos and evaluations in 2027, and contract negotiations and project kick‑off thereafter, with Linea acting as oversight vendor and a separate data vendor also to be procured. This is a large, multi-year IT transformation touching core pension workflows, data conversion, cybersecurity, integrations, and change management, giving software vendors, system integrators, data/QA specialists, and OCM partners a substantial pre‑RFP engagement window to shape requirements and positioning before the formal solicitation is released.
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$31,800,000Jun 10, 2026The committee consent agenda approves a contract with Garage Door Specialties, Inc. dba Door Specialties for $4,171,719.19 over three years, with two one-year options to extend, to provide overhead, automated and pedestrian door repair and replacement, plus preventative maintenance and emergency security guard gate repairs, supporting maintenance at Denver International Airport (PLANE-202582129). This establishes Door Specialties as DEN’s primary contractor for door systems and security gate maintenance in Council District 11. Because the vendor is identified and the contract structure includes optional extensions, the core decision is made, but the scope and value indicate ongoing needs for parts, controls, security integration, and possibly specialized subcontracting. Facility, security, and controls vendors can target Door Specialties or DEN for integration, hardware/software upgrades, and support around access control and emergency gate reliability, as well as positioning for future rebids when the base three-year term concludes.
Contract Award
$4,171,719Jun 24, 2026The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee consent agenda includes approval of a $4,500,000 contract with Western Plains Construction LLC to remove and replace deficient concrete ADA ramps, curbs, gutters, sidewalk panels, cross pans, concrete streets, and alley pavement citywide. The contract term is 200 days under project DOTI-202683287, indicating an intensive, near-term construction program to address accessibility and pavement deficiencies across Denver. This action means the primary construction vendor has been selected and the work is moving into delivery rather than procurement. For vendors, this provides clear intelligence on the scale of Denver’s ADA and concrete asset management efforts and identifies Western Plains Construction as the incumbent for similar citywide work. There may be opportunities for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, inspection, or follow-on design and compliance services around this large, time-bounded program.
Contract Award
$4,500,000Jun 24, 2026The consent agenda includes approval of a contract with Garage Door Specialties, Inc. dba Door Specialties to provide overhead, automated and pedestrian door repair, replacement, preventative maintenance, and emergency security guard gate repairs at Denver International Airport. The agreement is for $4,171,719.19 over three years, with two one-year options to extend, covering critical access and security-related infrastructure in Council District 11 under PLANE-202582129. With the vendor selected and contract value and term set, this is a decided maintenance and repair contract rather than an open procurement. However, it signals DEN’s ongoing investment in door and gate reliability and security, positioning Door Specialties as the incumbent for these systems. Vendors offering related hardware, controls, access/security integration, monitoring, or specialized subcontracting can approach DEN or the prime to explore complementary work, upgrades, or services during the base term and potential option years.
Contract Award
$4,171,719Jun 24, 2026The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee consent agenda includes approval of a $4,500,000 contract with Western Plains Construction LLC for 200 days of work to remove and replace deficient concrete ADA ramps, curbs, gutters, sidewalk panels, cross pans, concrete streets, and alley pavement citywide under project DOTI-202683287. This indicates Denver is funding a large-scale concrete rehabilitation and ADA compliance effort across multiple locations rather than a single site project. The contract award means the primary construction work has been decided, but the scope suggests potential needs for traffic control, materials supply, inspections, surveying, and ancillary ADA-compliance consulting. Vendors can use this as incumbent intelligence on Western Plains for possible subcontracting or to position for future phases or similar DOTI concrete and ADA programs once this 200-day contract nears completion.
Contract Award
$4,500,000Jun 24, 2026Denver DOTI is approving a $1,125,000.00 contract with CHATO’S CONCRETE, LLC for the 2026 Citywide Concrete Panel Repair project. The contract runs for NTP plus 120 days and will remove and replace deficient concrete street panels across the city as part of an annual program. This establishes CHATO’S CONCRETE as an incumbent contractor for citywide panel repair work in 2026. Vendors supplying concrete, aggregates, saw-cutting services, traffic control, or inspection/testing services can pursue subcontracts and position for future years of the recurring citywide program when Denver may rebid or expand the work.
Contract Award
$1,125,000Jun 23, 2026The Denver Parks, Art and Culture committee approved by consent Resolution 26-0922 amending a contract with Cliff Garten and Associates Inc. to design a blown-glass sculpture for the Colorado Convention Center’s D Lobby in Council District 10. The amendment adds 117,957 dollars, bringing the total contract value to 1,817,957 dollars for the public art design work. This indicates that the City has firmly committed to Cliff Garten and Associates as the designer for this major lobby artwork and is increasing scope or addressing additional design needs. While the primary vendor decision is complete, there may be future opportunities around fabrication, installation, lighting, structural support, maintenance, and facility integration tied to this art feature and broader convention center enhancements.
Contract Award
$1,817,957Jun 23, 2026The consent agenda approves a contract with Colorado Aggregate Recycling LLC for $550,000 and a term of eleven and one-half years, plus one five-year option, to provide recycled materials management services at Denver International Airport in Council District 11 (PLANE-202578283). This reflects a long-term strategy by DEN to manage recycled materials with a dedicated vendor under a multi-year agreement. With the primary services provider selected, the main award decision is complete, but the lengthy term and optional extension point to ongoing operational, equipment, and compliance needs around recycling and materials handling. Vendors in recycling technology, equipment, monitoring, and environmental compliance can approach either DEN or Colorado Aggregate Recycling for complementary solutions, integration, and future expansions or upgrades during the more than decade-long contract period.
Contract Award
$550,000Jun 24, 2026The committee consent agenda includes approval of a contract with Colorado Aggregate Recycling LLC for recycled materials management services at Denver International Airport. The agreement is valued at $550,000.00 over eleven and one-half years, with an additional five-year option, indicating a long-term arrangement for handling recycled materials in Council District 11 under PLANE-202578283. Because the contract and vendor have been selected, this is not an open bid but it provides insight into DEN’s long-term recycling and materials diversion strategy and identifies Colorado Aggregate Recycling as the key incumbent. Vendors focused on recycling technology, hauling, processing equipment, or environmental compliance can use this to time outreach for complementary services, equipment upgrades, or future expansions aligned with the lengthy contract horizon.
Contract Award
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