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Castle Rock Water is preparing a resolution to approve an agreement with a yet‑to‑be‑named contractor for construction of the Plum Creek to Rueter‑Hess Reservoir Pipeline Project. The project will build roughly seven miles of pipeline and related infrastructure needed to move up to 1,000 acre‑feet per year of renewable and reusable water from the Plum Creek Basin to Rueter‑Hess Reservoir, with federal funding already secured and easement acquisition underway. The June 24, 2026 commission agenda notes this is a presentation‑only item ahead of a planned July 21, 2026 Town Council action, and the contractor name, scope, and value are not yet included in the packet. This indicates the procurement and selection process is in late planning or evaluation stages, with significant construction and potential subcontracting opportunities likely to follow once a prime is chosen. Vendors in pipeline construction, specialty trades, materials supply, and construction management should position for teaming or follow‑on phases as the project moves into active construction.
Pre-RFP
$31,100,000Jun 24, 2026ACM Dawson Trails VIII JV LLC is requesting Planning Commission recommendation of approval for a Site Development Plan to build 100 three-story townhomes in the Dawson Trails Planned Development, Planning Area E2, on about 8.4 acres. The plan includes attached two-car garages, 28 additional surface parking spaces plus adjacent on-street parking, a one-acre landscaped park with playground and picnic amenities, a fenced dog park with pet wash, and trail connections into a larger 31-acre open space network. The staff report notes that major grading and installation of water, wastewater, storm sewer, and roadway infrastructure serving the site is already underway or completed, and that there are no outstanding staff or external review comments; staff recommends approval and has scheduled the Town Council hearing. While the land developer is identified, this approval will trigger multi-year work for builders, site contractors, utilities, landscape, and amenity vendors to deliver dwelling units, parks, lighting, trails, and HOA-maintained areas. Vendors may find follow-on opportunities in vertical construction trades, park/playground equipment supply, landscaping, irrigation, and community infrastructure services as phases proceed.
Contract Award
$5,930,000Jun 25, 2026On the regular agenda, Public Works Engineering is approving a Public Contract for Services with RS&H, Inc. for the Colorado Blvd. Bike-Ped Bridge over C-470 project, totaling 980925.50 under project number CI 2024-021. This contract covers professional engineering services for a significant grade-separated bicycle and pedestrian crossing over a major highway. Selecting RS&H for design signals that the County is advancing a major capital active transportation project, with future phases expected for right-of-way, utilities, and bridge construction. Construction contractors, specialty bridge firms, and active transportation consultants can monitor the design schedule and prepare for subsequent solicitations to build and equip the bridge once design is complete and construction funding is programmed.
Contract Award
$980,926Jun 23, 2026Douglas County is approving a Public Contract for Services with RS&H, Inc. for the Colorado Blvd. Bike-Ped Bridge over C-470 project, with a total amount of $980,925.50 under project number CI 2024-021. This contract likely covers engineering design, environmental review, and related professional services for a dedicated bicycle/pedestrian bridge crossing the C-470 freeway. The engineering design vendor is selected, so RS&H will lead the technical work; however, this project is a precursor to a significant construction package once the design is mature. Bridge contractors, structural fabricators, trail builders, and lighting and safety-equipment vendors can prepare to pursue the eventual construction RFP and related subcontracts. Additionally, firms specializing in public outreach, wayfinding, and multimodal integration can propose add-on services during design and pre-construction.
Contract Award
$980,925Jun 23, 2026Castle Rock Water is amending Ordinance 2023‑021 to explicitly list 21 remaining property easements needed for the Plum Creek to Rueter‑Hess Reservoir Pipeline Project and to authorize use of eminent domain if negotiations fail. The seven‑mile pipeline crosses 32 properties held by about 20 ownership entities; easements have been secured on 11 properties, 13 are under negotiation, and eight are finalizing legal descriptions, with a land acquisition consultant (Western States Land Services) managing coordination and good‑faith offers. Final design plans and specifications are nearing completion, the project has received federal funding, and segments of the pipeline need to enter construction as early as Fall 2026 to avoid cost escalation and risk to future demand coverage, with a current construction estimate of 31.1 million. For vendors, this confirms a multi‑year, federally backed capital program moving into construction, with upstream professional services already in place but significant downstream opportunities in pipeline construction, pump stations, controls, and long‑term O&M support once property and permitting hurdles are cleared.
Budget Planning
$31,100,000Jun 24, 2026Castle Rock Water is processing a 712,851.93 true‑up payment to the South Metro WISE Authority for the completed WISE Denver International Airport (DIA) Connection pipeline and flow control facility, representing the Town’s 22.5 percent share of a 3.17 million final cost. The DIA Connection, designed by Tetra Tech and constructed by JHL Constructors, built roughly six miles of 18‑inch pipeline from Denver Water’s Conduit 147 to Aurora’s Prairie Waters Pump Station 2, tying into the Prairie Waters system to deliver WISE water to members and back to Denver as an emergency drought supply. The staff report notes Castle Rock has already invested about 65.98 million in WISE infrastructure and supply and highlights that one major infrastructure component remains: a desalination facility required before 2030, with Castle Rock’s current estimated share at 63.18 million. For vendors, the immediate invoice is incumbent contract administration intelligence, while the future desalination plant represents a sizeable upcoming water treatment project requiring process design, construction, controls, and long‑term O&M support.
Contract Admin
$63,180,000Jun 24, 2026Castle Rock Water is contracting with Tetra Tech, Inc. to provide design, engineering, and bid support services for replacement and upgrade of the Hillside Pump Station and related distribution system piping at several locations, including 360 Hillside Drive, multiple street intersections, and Centennial Park. The scope includes assessing pipeline alternatives and preparing an alignment memorandum to guide future construction, with services expected to run through spring 2027. The professional services agreement is valued at 583,575, with a 10% town‑managed contingency bringing total authorization to 641,932.50, funded via the Distribution System Upgrades Fund with a transfer from the Tank 8B fund after 2025‑2026 carryforward. This award establishes Tetra Tech as the design and engineering incumbent on a multi‑site water infrastructure upgrade program rather than a one‑off task. Vendors of construction services, pumping equipment, control systems, and SCADA/integration support can position for the forthcoming construction phase, while subconsultants may find teaming opportunities with Tetra Tech. The multi‑year schedule and named accounts/funding lines also signal future renewals, change orders, and potential related system upgrades in the Hillside pressure zone.
Contract Award
$641,932May 5, 2026Castle Rock Water is seeking Town Council approval of an equipment and services agreement with a fencing contractor to install perimeter security fencing around Castle Rock Reservoirs 1 and 2 in Sedalia, Colorado. The staff report describes a competitively bid project to install approximately 9,020 linear feet of six‑foot black vinyl‑coated chain‑link fence with three strands of barbed wire, multiple rolling vehicle gates, swing gates, pedestrian man‑gates, and removal of existing wire fence, with award to the lowest qualified bidder and construction within 60 days of notice to proceed. Bids have been received from four bidders, and staff has evaluated them and recommends award to a contractor (name redacted as [Contractor Name]) for an amount plus a 10 percent contingency funded from the Water Resources budget. With Council action targeted for July 21, 2026, fencing and security vendors still have immediate opportunities around subcontracting, hardware and gate automation, access control integration, and future security enhancements at these and adjacent facilities once the base fence is installed.
Active Opportunity
$634,545Jun 24, 2026Castle Rock Water requested approval of a design services agreement with Tetra Tech for the Hillside Pump Station Upgrade project in the Castle Rock Heights area. The project will address aging 1985-era infrastructure and undersized distribution piping that limit potable water delivery from the Yellow Zone to the growing Blue Zone. The selected scope includes designing a new pump station capable of up to 2600 GPM, evaluating pipeline alignments, designing a new 12-inch discharge pipeline, handling permitting, and coordinating with nearby residents. Tetra Tech was chosen from six bids after an RFP sent to nine prequalified vendors, with a base agreement of 583575 and a 10 percent contingency for total authorization of about 641933, and alternatives analysis due June 2026 and final design by April 2027. This award gives vendors insight into the incumbent designer and timeline ahead of future construction, equipment, and controls procurements for the upgraded station.
Contract Award
$641,933Apr 22, 2026The Sheriff’s Office is requesting a 2026 purchase for annual radio equipment replacements totaling 383511.10 to Motorola Solutions under pricing contract 19860 via NASPO agreement 173765. The cover sheet references APX 8000 portable radios, indicating ongoing lifecycle replacement of critical communications equipment. The decision to use Motorola and NASPO pricing is made, but the scale and annual nature of this purchase are valuable for vendors in related communications accessories, interoperability solutions, and maintenance services. Competitors can also note Motorola’s incumbent status and contract structure to time outreach around future lifecycle refreshes or complementary systems integration needs.
Contract Award
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