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The City will contract with Strawser Paving for the Urban Infrastructure Recovery Fund South Linden Sidewalks project. Up to $1,867,070.43 from the Streets and Highways Bond Fund is authorized for this sidewalk and streetscape work. Design firms, ADA specialists, and community engagement providers may see follow-on phases or nearby projects in South Linden tied to this investment.
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$1,867,070Jun 29, 2026The City is authorizing a construction contract with Proline Electric Inc. for SCADA Radio Improvements for Columbus Water & Power’s water system. The ordinance allocates up to $9,650,742.50 from the Water – Fresh Water Market Rate Fund for construction, plus an additional $2,000 from the Water Bond Fund for prevailing wage services, contingent on loan approval from the Ohio Water Development Authority. This follows earlier professional services and contract modifications for SCADA radio design and related engineering. The selection of Proline Electric marks a key phase in modernizing the water system’s SCADA communications. While the prime contractor is chosen, the size and complexity of the project suggest ongoing needs for equipment vendors, network and cybersecurity services, and integration with existing SCADA and control systems. Vendors can also track related SCADA work (e.g., SR-82 and CA-83) to identify complementary opportunities in monitoring, control, and redundancy upgrades.
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$9,652,742Jun 29, 2026Columbus City Council is authorizing the Department of Public Service to enter into a contract with Alta Planning + Design, Inc. to develop the Vision Zero – Vulnerable Road User Plan. Funding will come from the Streets and Highways Bond Fund and the Federal Transportation Grants Fund, with a total project budget of up to $1,250,000. The work will focus on planning and design strategies to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable users across the city’s transportation network. This is a decided professional services award, but it signals a multi-year safety planning effort that will likely generate follow-on design, engineering, data, and implementation work. Vendors in transportation engineering, safety technology, analytics, and community engagement can position for subsequent projects that arise from the Vision Zero plan’s recommendations and pilot implementations.
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$1,250,000Jun 29, 2026The Department of Public Service is being authorized to enter into a contract with Strawser Paving Co., Inc. for the Urban Infrastructure Recovery Fund – South Linden Sidewalks project. The ordinance allocates up to $1,867,070.43 from the Streets and Highways Bond Fund to construct sidewalks in the South Linden neighborhood. This project is part of a broader initiative to improve pedestrian infrastructure in historically underinvested areas. With Strawser Paving selected as the prime contractor, sidewalk design is complete and work is moving into construction. Concrete suppliers, ADA ramp installers, and landscaping/restoration firms can explore subcontracting with Strawser, and the project indicates future rounds of Urban Infrastructure Recovery investments for streetscapes and sidewalks in other neighborhoods.
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$1,867,070Jun 29, 2026Columbus Water & Power is moving ahead with the Wellington Boulevard Area and Chesterfield Road Water Line Improvements project by awarding a construction contract to Elite Excavating Company of Ohio, Inc. The ordinance appropriates and authorizes up to $5,983,216.80 from the Water – Fresh Water Market Rate Fund for the contract, plus $2,000 from the Water Bond Fund for prevailing wage services, contingent upon an Ohio Water Development Authority loan. An associated contract (SR-67) with CTL Engineering, Inc. covers construction administration and inspection for this and related projects. With the construction vendor selected, this project is entering implementation to replace or upgrade water lines in the targeted neighborhoods. Civil contractors, materials suppliers (pipe, valves, fittings), and restoration specialists may find sub-contracting work under Elite, and engineering firms can monitor for future design packages in nearby areas. The financing structure and scale also indicate the city will continue similar neighborhood water line improvements in upcoming capital cycles.
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$5,985,216Jun 29, 2026The board is considering approval of FY 2027 MOUs with the Fairfield County Educational Service Center with an estimated cost of 3975238.76. These MOUs typically cover a suite of instructional, related services, and support offerings purchased from the ESC on a year-long basis. With a known spend approaching 4 million dollars, the district is heavily invested in third-party educational services and supports for the coming year. This is valuable intelligence for vendors offering complementary or competitive services (instructional support, related services, staffing, training) who may engage either the district or the ESC regarding gaps, efficiencies, or future-year changes.
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$3,975,239Jun 29, 2026Public Utilities is significantly increasing its professional services contract with ms consultants for the Fourth Water Plant Transmission Main, adding about $14,773,063.35 contingent on a state loan. This reflects a major expansion of design and program management for a new transmission main. While ms consultants is incumbent, construction, inspection, control systems, and future phases will offer sizable work for contractors and technology vendors.
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$14,773,063Jun 29, 2026Council is authorizing the Recreation and Parks Department to modify an existing contract with Marker, Inc. dba Marker Construction for the West Case Road Park Project. The ordinance moves $5,385,000.00 into the Recreation and Parks Voted Bond Fund and authorizes its expenditure, significantly increasing the funding available for this park development. The modification suggests expanded scope or cost adjustments for the park’s construction. With Marker Construction already engaged, the main construction contract is in place, but the scale of the additional funding implies more site work, amenities, and potentially new features. Landscape architects, specialty trades (play equipment, lighting, irrigation), and site-furnishing vendors can pursue subcontracting opportunities, and it signals that Columbus is investing heavily in new park assets that may generate future maintenance and programming needs.
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$5,385,000Jun 29, 2026The Department of Public Utilities is entering into a professional services contract with Coldwater Consulting, LLC for the Twin Lakes Dredging and Bliss Run Improvements Project. Council is authorizing up to $617,392.95 from the Storm PayGo Carryover Fund, after amending the 2025 Capital Improvement Budget and transferring necessary funds. The project will address sediment removal and stormwater conveyance improvements in Twin Lakes and Bliss Run. Coldwater Consulting has been selected to provide design and related services, moving the project into detailed planning and permitting. Environmental contractors and restoration specialists should track this as it progresses toward construction, where dredging, in-stream work, and habitat restoration services will be needed. Firms can position for future construction bids or subconsulting roles in environmental assessment, permitting, and public outreach related to stormwater and water quality improvements.
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$617,393Jun 29, 2026Columbus is modifying and increasing its professional services contract with RAMA Consulting Group, Inc. for the Blueprint Columbus Public Information Outreach Project. The ordinance authorizes an additional $578,254.42 from the Sanitary Bond Fund, after amending the 2025 Capital Improvement Budget and transferring cash and appropriation within the fund. Blueprint Columbus is the city’s large-scale wet weather and green infrastructure initiative, and this contract supports outreach and public engagement. With RAMA Consulting as the incumbent, the main outreach vendor is set, but the expanded budget reflects ongoing and possibly expanded communications needs as more Blueprint projects enter design and construction. Communications firms, creative agencies, and community-based organizations can look for subcontracting opportunities, and engineering and construction firms working on Blueprint projects should expect robust public involvement requirements, creating demand for materials, visualization, and meeting support.
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Government Agencies in Fairfield County, Ohio
57 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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